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South African musician TNS survives a ‘hit’ on New Year’s Eve

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In what could be presumed to be a hit, South African musician TNS is counting his blessings after his car was hit by a bullet.

TNS EXPLAINS INCIDENT THAT LOOKS LIKE A COUP

His real name Nkazimulo Ngema, known for hits like Club Controller and Banomoya, took to social media to share his life-threatening experience on New Year’s Eve.

Minutes before the 2023 New Year crossing, TNS was traveling home when the incident occurred.

READ ALSO: Man shot and killed minutes before New Years

“I thought I was hit by a rock yesterday while driving home, only to find out it was a bullet this morning. This God that I ask for is too big, we thank God for 2023 [although we live in fear]”, the TNS post read.

MUSICIAN THANKS THE FANS FOR THE LOYALTY

As we headed into the New Year, TNS thanked their fans for their love and support. He also pleaded with his fans to continue supporting his music and shows in 2023.

In addition, he warned motorists, especially entertainers, to be safe in the new year and avoid driving under the influence of alcohol.

“Find an alternate driver to transport you if you consume alcohol,” he said in a post.

READ ALSO: Drunk driver arrested for causing fatal accident

RUGBY EVENING ENDS IN SHOT

In a related incident, two men were taken to hospital in moderate condition following a shooting at Kings Park Rugby Stadium last night in Durban.

“At this time we can confirm that two men were shot and are in serious condition.”

Emer-G-Med

Emer-G-Med said the circumstances surrounding the incident and the events that preceded it are unclear and will be the subject of an investigation by the South African Police Services.

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