DJ Sbu denies allegations and explains his legal position
Dj Sbu
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Before the statement was issued, allegations circulated publicly linking a well-known entrepreneur to alleged misconduct without supporting evidence.

What is happening?

South African entrepreneur and media personality DJ Sbu has released an official statement denying allegations made by Advocate Kemi Behari, the suspended Head of Legal and Risk Services at the City of Ekurhuleni.

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In the statement dated 9 February 2026, DJ Sbu says the claims are false, misleading, and defamatory. He also rejects any suggestion that he was involved in illegal, unethical, or improper conduct.

Why it matters to you

Public allegations involving well-known figures often spread quickly online. However, unverified claims can mislead communities and damage reputations.

For readers, this statement is a reminder to pause, verify information, and rely on official sources before sharing serious accusations. This is especially important in a climate where misinformation spreads easily through social media and messaging apps.

What you need to know

According to the official statement, DJ Sbu makes the following key points:

  • He denies any involvement in wrongdoing or misconduct.
  • He says he did not benefit from improper conduct.
  • He states that he did not unlawfully influence any legal or administrative process.
  • He rejects claims of collusion with any individual or institution.
  • He believes the allegations attempt to divert attention from other internal matters.

Summary of the position

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Issue raised DJ Sbu’s response
Alleged wrongdoing Completely denied
Benefit from misconduct Denied
Influence over processes Denied
Cooperation with investigations Confirmed

What you should do next

If you come across claims related to this matter:

  • Verify whether information comes from an official statement or credible source.
  • Avoid sharing unproven allegations on social media or community groups.
  • Distinguish between accusations and confirmed findings.
  • Wait for outcomes of any lawful investigations before drawing conclusions.

These steps help protect yourself from spreading misinformation and potential legal risk.

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