Limpopo-based musicians Kharishma and Makhadzi are reportedly at odds, with Kharishma accusing the BET Award-winning star of sabotaging her album release. The up-and-coming artist, known for hits like Chokeslam, alleges that Makhadzi delayed her project in a bid to stifle her rising success. According to Kharishma, Makhadzi feels threatened by her and sees her as strong competition in the industry.
In an explosive claim, Kharishma accuses Makhadzi of colluding with her producer, BaBethe Gashoazen, to hold back her album’s release. Kharishma suggests the move is part of an effort to prevent her from gaining a foothold in the music scene, as Makhadzi reportedly views the new talent as a threat. The Chokeslam singer also opened up about her recent fallout with her manager, Mamcee, whom she fired for allegedly stealing from her.
Not one to back down, Kharishma confronted Makhadzi directly on social media, daring her to take action if she felt threatened. “Makhadzi, shoot me if you can,” she wrote, adding that she would not rest until her album is released, despite any interference. She made it clear that nothing would stop her from sharing her music with the world, regardless of Makhadzi’s alleged efforts to hinder her progress.
While tensions between the two artists have escalated, Makhadzi has also made headlines recently for her philanthropic efforts. The musician, known for her powerful One Woman show, announced she would help 20 university students struggling with registration fees, showing a different side of her public persona. However, Kharishma’s allegations suggest that their professional relationship has soured, leaving fans to wonder what’s next for both artists in the competitive South African music scene.
