A musician got a protection order against a legendary producer over threats. Artist Avhatakali Mudau, known as Stavo, secured an interim order from Meadowlands Magistrates Court against Sello Chicco Twala. Mudau claims Twala sent abusive WhatsApp messages filled with vulgar insults after a financial inquiry. The dispute involves unpaid royalties from a deal with a major South African church.
Mudau stated he feels threatened and harassed, fearing for his life. He accused Twala of attempting to silence him about the missing money. Police attempted to serve the order, but Twala reportedly refused to accept it. He allegedly told officers he would not sign the document, dismissing it as rubbish.
Twala confirmed police contact about the protection order. He dismissed Mudau as mentally ill and wasting state resources. The producer claimed to have multiple similar orders against him from other individuals. He insisted the allegations made no sense and denied any wrongdoing.
Mudau stated he feels threatened and harassed, fearing for his life. He accused Twala of attempting to silence him about the missing money. Police attempted to serve the order, but Twala reportedly refused to accept it. He allegedly told officers he would not sign the document, dismissing it as rubbish.
Twala confirmed police contact about the protection order. He dismissed Mudau as mentally ill and wasting state resources. The producer claimed to have multiple similar orders against him from other individuals. He insisted the allegations made no sense and denied any wrongdoing.
