Sunday World confirms that Malume Vector was travelling with his friend and upcoming artist, Lizwe Wokuqala, who also died in the car crash.

A source close to Vector also confirms to the publication that he was travelling with Lizwi Wokuqala.

“It is not yet clear where they were going, but it is him and Lizwi who were in the car that I know of,” says the source.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Thato Pebane who is Malome Vector’s manager tells the publication that the team and the family will release a statement on Thursday morning, 25 July.

MDN News reports that Ntate Stunna’s manager has rubbished social media reports that the artist also lost his life in the accident.

“Ntate Stunna ‘s manager has refuted claims that the artist was involved in a car accident. This clarification comes in the wake of Malome Vector tragically losing his life in a car accident today,” writes the publication on X.

The South African will give an update as soon as possible.SOUTH AFRICANS PAY TRIBUTE
@Ambitiouz_Ent: “With heavy hearts, we mourn the passing of a shining beacon. The Lion of Lesotho’s sun has set. Our deepest condolences go out to his loved ones and industry peers during this time of profound loss. Rest In Malome Vector.”

@Nethomboniphin2: “Life is so unpredictable. One moment you here smiling and it’s all good the next you gone. May his Soul and everyone who was involved in the accident rest in peace.”

@sahiphop247: “We’ve lost Malome Vector in a tragic car accident. Rest in peace, king.”

@JanVanPotgieter: “I just hope that Malome Vector’s daughter grows up and realizes how much his father loved her. He named his first studio album after her KARABO. A masterpiece.”

Ntate Stunna ‘s manager has refuted claims that the artist was involved in a car accident.