Lekompo artist’s double court woes!

Share current article via FacebookShare current article via PinterestShare current article via WhatsAppShare current article via TwitterShare current article via LinkedInCelebsLekompo artist’s double court woes!By: Mankaleme Thema • 2h agoAdd as a preferred source on GoogleFollow on Google Newslead-art-block.fullscreen-enterExpandLikompo musician Tsaka RSA faced a separate crimen injuria charge at the Lebowakgomo Magistrates Court on Tuesday, 13 October. (Mankaleme Thema) Tsaka RSA faces firearm and crimen injuria charges LEKOMPO musician and content creator Paul Madubanyana (29), popularly known as Tsaka RSA, appeared before two courts on consecutive days, facing separate charges.

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On Tuesday, 13 October, Tsaka appeared at the Lebowakgomo Magistrates Court on a crimen injuria charge.

The matter was postponed to 23 October for a formal bail application.

His latest court appearance comes a day after he appeared at the Polokwane Magistrates Court on Monday, 12 October, on possession of an unlicensed firearm and ammunition charges.

The state alleges that Tsaka was found in possession of a firearm whose serial number had been filed off and 52 rounds of ammunition.

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During his appearance in Polokwane, State prosecutor Mangope Digoro told the court the firearm matter falls under Schedule 5.

He indicated that the state would oppose bail.

The case was postponed to 19 October for profiling and a formal bail application.

Tsaka was arrested on Friday, 9 October, during an intelligence-driven operation at Rethabile Gardens.

His appearance in Lebowakgomo relates to a crimen injuria complaint reportedly lodged in 2025 following alleged vulgar and insulting remarks made on social media against a Thobela FM presenter.

The charge relates to allegedly insulting or impairing another person’s dignity.

The firearm case is at the Polokwane Magistrates Court, while the crimen injuria matter is before the Lebowakgomo Magistrates Court.

The firearm matter is scheduled for 19 October, while the crimen injuria case is set down for 23 October.

The musician, originally from Ga-Mashashane, has previously attracted public attention over controversial social media posts, including alleged insults directed at public figures.

In one incident, Tsaka was seen drinking and dancing with underage girls in a video on his Facebook page post.

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