Katlego Sekhu

South African musician Amanda Black has denied allegations circulating online that fellow artist Sjava sexually assaulted her.
Earlier this week, a user on X (formerly Twitter) shared a video of Amanda Black becoming emotional during a live performance.
The post insinuated that the Amazulu singer’s breakdown was linked to unsubstantiated claims about Sjava.
Following the viral post and mounting concern from fans, Amanda Black publicly refuted the accusations.
In a statement, she clarified: “Hi everyone. I have no idea where these rumours originated, but they are untrue and did not come from me. Sjava did not sexually assault me.”
Amanda Black, born Amanda Benedicta Antony, is a celebrated South African singer-songwriter renowned for her powerful vocals and deeply emotive music.
Her soulful blend of R&B, Afro-soul, and traditional Xhosa influences has earned her critical acclaim and a devoted fanbase.
With her debut album Amazulu, she achieved platinum status.
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