Rapper Sho Madjozi loses her sister in car accident

South African rapper, Sho Madjozi lost her sister in a car accident a few days before Christmas, a statement confirmed. 

Regarded as one of the best performers in Africa, Madjozi incorporates the Tsonga culture through her music and public image.

Sho Madjozi loses her sister in car accident 

According to an official statement shared on the rapper’s Twitter account, she lost her sister in a car accident on 17 December in Bungeni village, Limpopo. 

“On behalf of Sho Madjozi, we wish to express our gratitude for the support we have received following the death of her younger sister, Makhanani Maganye, in a car accident on 17 December in Bungeni village, Limpopo. Makhanani was laid to rest on Sunday 22 December,” the statement reads. 

The statement further thanked the organisers of various shows that Sho Madjozi could not attend due to the unexpected death of her sister. 

“We acknowledge and appreciate the disappointment of fans who were looking forward to her performances and appeal for their understanding and support. Sho Madjozi will be back at work as soon as she is in a position to do so,” the statement said.  

“The love and support from family and friends has kept her going as she mourns her dearest sister and friend. Lastly, we urge everyone to drive carefully, especially during the festive season,” it added.  

“Should there be further updates, we will communicate accordingly,” the statement said. 

Twitter fans respond 

Fans of Sho Madjozi’s were sad to hear the news of her sister’s passing. Some said that it explained why they did not see her on social media since the 17 December 2019. 

Omg, I was surprised she hasn’t logged in a while. May she rest in peace sending love and strength,” said one user. 

“Deepest condolences, it is hard losing a sister….. We feel your pain,” a supportive fan said.  

“So sorry about the tragic news. May you and your family find comfort in this difficult time,” said another fan.  

Sho Madjozi, our African superstar 

In 2018, she earned rave reviews at the Global Citizen Festival, performing on the same bill as Beyonce and Jay-Z.

In the past two years, she’s won a host of awards for her innovative collaborations. Nothing exemplifies Sho Madjozi’s ability to capture public imagination quite like the John Cena track though, and she’s now reaping the rewards for penning the viral smash. 



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