AKA & Ntsiki Mazwai 's Show Down on 'Katch it with Khanyi'

What started as a Twitter war between rapper AKA and poet Ntsiki Mazwai nearly became a real war on Khanyi Mbau’s Mzansi Magic show, Katch it with Khanyi.

On her show, Khanyi invites celebs for interviews but last week it almost turned into a version of The Jerry Springer Show when two industry enemies came face-to-face and nearly got physical.

AKA and Ntsiki were scheduled to share a couch on the show but no one knew the two can’t stand each other. An anonymous crew member said AKA was surprised to see Ntsiki there. “He wasn’t told he would be sharing the couch with his enemy,” said the source. AKA made it clear he would never share the couch with Ntsiki. The source said AKA said he can’t stand her as she is “despicable” and “rude”. The source said they all cringed when he got really personal.

“He said he would never sit next to someone who doesn’t bath,” said the source.

The source continued: “Ntsiki was calm at first. She was embarrassed and kept whispering ‘come on AKA, sit down’ but eventually lost her cool.”

The source added that eventually Ntsiki stood up and the two came face-to-face and had to be separated before things got physical.

Our source went on: “Ntsiki walked out cursing AKA, telling him to f*ck off and asking him who the hell he thinks he is. ”Apparently, they had to chase after Ntsiki and calm her down but she was no longer interested in the interview.

“We had to beg her to come back,” the source said.

Eventually, the two did the interview separately. But this is not AKA’s first public feud.

A few weeks ago, it was reported that AKA and new kid on the block rapper Cassper Nyovest, can’t stand each other and that their beef started on Twitter as well. AKA refused to comment on the matter and dropped the phone.

This week Ntsiki said in an email: “In my 10 years in the industry I have never witnessed such unprofessional and disrespectful behaviour from a fellow artist.

“Let’s hope in future AKA can separate what happens on Twitter from messing up with his brand and work ethic.

 “Somebody who loves AKA needs to tell him that throwing temper tantrums on set is not professional, and screaming at women in a disrespectful manner is called verbal abuse/assault,”she said. Source Sunday Sun

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