Dogg DBN claims he's prepared to 'wage war' against any radio DJ who wants to ban Mampintsha's music
Durban-based events organiser Dogg DBN, who is one of the few people who is still willing to publicly be associated with Mampintsha in the wake of assault allegations, has waged war against radio DJs who want to"mute" Mampintsha's music.
Dogg's comments came after, DJ MC Bonde aka 'Voice Of Africa' of G98.7 FM - a Canadian based radio station - took to his Instagram to issue a statement explaining why he had taken the decision to"ban" Mampintsha and all West Ink music from all shows he's associated with but later revoked it. "I just want things to be done fairly. Mampintsha must be treated like all others who make mistakes. Plus I am his manager I have to look out for him as a colleague, friend, and manager."
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