See reason why Rapper AKA shares his last location where he got murdered 

On the tragic Friday of February 10th, 2023, the South African music industry was shaken to its core as news broke of the assassination of renowned rapper AKA. The incident occurred in broad daylight, right outside the popular Wish Restaurant on Florida Road in Durban. The news sent shockwaves across the country, leaving fans and colleagues heartbroken.

What's even more alarming is that just hours before the incident, AKA had shared his location on social media, tagging the places he had visited. This information is believed to have made his movements predictable and ultimately led to his untimely demise. While it's natural for celebrities to share their whereabouts with their fans, this incident has raised serious concerns about the safety of such practices.

Philani Kweyama, a close friend of AKA, explained that the rapper was promoting different businesses in Durban, which is why he shared his location. However, many people across South Africa and beyond believe that celebrities should be more cautious and not put themselves in harm's way by sharing their movements on social media.

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AKA's death has left a void in the South African music industry, and fans are mourning the loss of a talented artist. The incident serves as a reminder of the dangers of social media and the need to exercise caution, particularly for public figures. It's important to remember that privacy and safety should always come first, even if it means sacrificing a little bit of publicity.

The incident has also sparked conversations about the importance of security measures for public figures. While it's impossible to predict or prevent every tragedy, steps can be taken to minimize the risks. Security experts advise public figures to be cautious about sharing their location on social media, to use secure communication channels, and to have a well-planned security strategy in place.

“He called me earlier in the day and said, ‘Benni I know you got a new spot, let’s go check it out. I want to go cut my hair at your place. I keep hearing about the food and the fish at your place, I want to come eat at your place. Benni, don’t worry, today I’m going to promote your business, I’m going to post’.

“That’s why if you look at it he was all like that. He was there to support all of us, he was there to support Durban,” he said during an eNCA live broadcast.