By Zuko Komisa
A lawsuit for the copyright infringement of the hugely successful song Jerusalema has been served to Master KG.
Master KG’s 2019 smash single “Jerusalema” has been the subject of ongoing controversy since co-writer Nomcebo Zikode claimed she hadn’t received the royalties she was entitled to for her contributions to the song.
Jerusalema is credited to having been written by Nomcebo and played for the master recording by Charmza the DJ.
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Jerusalema was allegedly conceived while Master KG was reportedly not even there in the studio.
However, the lawyers for producer Charmza The DJ are said to have served a lawsuit on Master KG and his representatives, according to entertainment analyst Phil Mphela.
Master KG has been served with a lawsuit for the copyright infringement of the global hit Jerusalema.
— Musa Khawula (@MusaKhawula) July 26, 2022
Charmza the DJ and Biblos have instituted legal action against Master KG, Open Mic Productions and distributor Africori. pic.twitter.com/2wOUc6ySnp
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In August of 2019, according to the letter of demand, Charmza Master KG invited the DJ to join him and Zikode in the studio in Midrand.
Legal action has been taken by Charmza the DJ and Biblos against Master KG, Open Mic Productions, and distributor Africori.
Nocebo Zikode said in a statement she hadn’t received what was due to her in July.
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