In January 2021, a case of sexual assault was opened for DJ Fresh and Euphonik by a woman from Pretoria.
According to City Press the police and the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) decided to reopen the case after charges were dropped in 2021 because of lack of evidence.
The woman accused the DJ’s, whose real names are Thato Sekwana (DJ Fresh) and Themba Nkosi (Euphonik), for raping and drugging her ten years ago.
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It was confirmed to City Press by the woman’s legal representative Brenda Madumise-Pajibo, that the case has been reopened.
“We’re waiting to hear the reason they’ve decided to reopen it. Remember that once the DJs announced on Twitter that the NPA had decided not to prosecute, we launched a formal dispute and grievance against the police. They then undertook to investigate what had transpired with the case,” Madumise-Pajibo reportedly said.
“We’ve been very consistent. We’ve also taken up this dispute with the public protector. We suspect that because the public protector is going to ask questions, the police have decided to say they’re reopening the case. However, they still haven’t responded to us.”
Last year in February, DJ Fresh and Euphonik parted ways with 947 FM following the allegations against them.
Sources – City Press, IOL
