Yvonne Chaka Chaka's daughter Fortunate is one of several business owners who lost merchandise worth thousands of rands when looters destroyed her store in Maboneng, Johannesburg and made off with all its stock this past weekend.
The musician arrived home from Namibia on Sunday to learn that her daughter's store had been hit by thugs.
"They stole everything, all the clothes and everything in the shop. Even the mannequins are on the floor. It is terrible. There was a lot of damage."
Ma Yvonne said her daughter and the store's staff heard the looters, but couldn't stop the attacks.
"She is fine. It is very sad but we are just glad she and her staff are safe. It is a very big blow."

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Came back from Namibia this is what I found my daughter s shop broken into and looted I am shuttered lawlessness

Ma Yvonne said her daughter was self-funded and hired 35 staff members, including seamstresses, at a factory.
"I try to fund her as much as I can but she is very independent and put everything she had into the store. There are a lot of losses and we don't know what this means for the future of the shop. We can't continue like this."
The veteran musician condemned the attacks that erupted across the city.
"You try to help other people and do your best for the community, but when something like this happens it is very disappointing. You travel to different countries but when something like this happens, you feel very ashamed as a South African."
She pointed out that the spirit of ubuntu was strong after hurricane Idai devastated Mozambique earlier this year and that many South Africans knew how to help their fellow Africans.
"South Africans have lived with different nationalities and supported other nations. It is sad to see this because I know South Africans are good people."

https://www.timeslive.co.za/tshisa-live/tshisa-live/2019-09-09-yvonne-chaka-chakas-daughter-loses-everything-during-xenophobic-attacks-in-joburg/

Thank you mr dj for playing my song. Thank you thank you

Don't throw stone into the market....

Let a south African complete the saying.

This was one of the biggest hits in Nigeria in 1986.

Yvonne Chaka Chaka - Umqombothi (1986)


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dl-kqz8CWaU

Na family matters

Before you throw stones inside market......

Do you remember the Pepsi advert that Femi Kuti and Yvonne Chaka Chaka did in 1989?

35 new jobs lost from one store, while they claim the xenophobic act is as a result of unemployment..

By the time they are done, unemployment may be double of what it is now.

Wetin concern me..

It's a shame if this is the shop of the daughter of a whole Yvonne Shaka Shaka; The Princess of Africa.
A lady who performed for the Queen of England.

Maybe she should go and see Imade and Boluwatife's shops.

naptu2:
Do you remember the Pepsi advert that Femi Kuti and Yvonne Chaka Chaka did in 1989?

Senior, Respect Sir.
what's d name of the track she took her two men pictures to a sorcerer for whom to love.

Nor vex Mama it’s a South African thing!!
God will judge them for you ehn, nor vex

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Yvonne, one of my favorite...
Let me go on YouTube to refreshen memories.
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naptu2:
Do you remember the Pepsi advert that Femi Kuti and Yvonne Chaka Chaka did in 1989?

Nope. I was still in my mother's womb

Xenophobia

naptu2:
This was one of the biggest hits in Nigeria in 1986.

Yvonne Chaka Chaka - Umqombothi (1986)


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dl-kqz8CWaU

This song reign die for Naija back then! So did 'Thank you Mr. D.j'.

Own goal is a goal

naptu2:
This was one of the biggest hits in Nigeria in 1986.

Yvonne Chaka Chaka - Umqombothi (1986)


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dl-kqz8CWaU

I love this song die

She is a drug dealer according to niaraland zombies

So South Africa can't even recognize their distance cousin, Namibia..this women don tey sha at least as I small reach I know Wen her music de reign

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Hmm! Very soon the chicken will come home to roost.


I can remember when indegines were celebrating the kidnap of foreigners but now it affect indegines more.

Asa'sLyric in 'Mr jailer '. comes to mind.

When You live in a mkt place,Dont throw stones.If You do You just might hit one of your own.(Exxerpt

South Africa is demonstrating the spirit of animalism in them

naptu2:
Do you remember the Pepsi advert that Femi Kuti and Yvonne Chaka Chaka did in 1989?

most of them here were born from 1990. The day I found out I was arguing with someone who was about to write WAEC was the day I gave up. I don't argue with them anymore. No matter how ignorant a comment is, I will just say "yes it's true" .

Throw a stone into the market, it may find your relation!

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Karlman:
Don't throw stone into the market....

Let a south African complete the saying.

Apt........you beat me to it.



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Lazy south africans, i hate dem wit passion

iAudio:
most of them here were born from 1990. I don't argue with them anymore.

No need to argue with them or anyone.
Simply enlighten them to grow the body of enlightened people with enhanced capacity to contribute positively to your community.

overdrive:
Thank you mr dj for playing my song. Thank you thank you

Classic, can't forget the day my mum bought the "record"!

haleymoon:
South Africa is demonstrating the spirit of animalism in them

And the Nigerians who retaliated are demonstrating the witchcraft spirit


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Danobi5920:
Didn't afonjas display this idiocy in Lagos by looting igbo businesses under the guise of xenophobia attack ? . Afonjas and South Africans are cousins.

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