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Update: AKA’s tombstone not stolen – Here’s what really happened

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Last updated: February 24, 2023 1:52 pm
sokonnect Published February 24, 2023
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Authentic Stones, the firm which made rapper AKA’s tombstone, has put an end to the speculation of theft or foul play regarding the disappearance of AKA’s tombstone from his grave.

The rapper’s tombstone, which was unveiled at his grave on the day of his funeral, has since been removed.

AKA tombstone

Twitter user @tndaba sparked panic after visiting the rapper’s grave to find that the tombstone was not there.

This led to speculation from fans regarding the whereabouts of the tombstone.

“What happened to #AKA’s tombstone?”

What happened to #AKA‘s tombstone @TheCitizen_News ? pic.twitter.com/cFAFXy6GUP

— Thulani Ndaba (@tndaba) February 23, 2023

Authentic Stones operations manager Josh Kenp confirmed to The Citizen that the tombstone was not stolen, but taken back by the stone mason because it could not be installed on the same day as the burial.

He said the tombstone was removed to prevent it from sinking into the ground and the family was aware that the tombstone was removed after the burial.

Kenp also explained that the tombstone was only at the funeral on Saturday for unveiling purposes and was removed afterwards.

AKA laid to rest

“Once the burial is over, we still need to lay a concrete foundation, then we install the tombstone on top of the concrete foundation.

“Otherwise, if we (had) installed the tombstone on Saturday, the tombstone would have sunk,” said Kenp.

He explained that tombstones were not always erected on the day of the funeral as cemeteries had rules that allowed for tombstones to be installed three to six months after the funeral.

“The cemetery gave us special permission to install the tombstone of the late legend immediately, this is why we will install it back again, either this week or next week,” said Kenp.

-IOL

In other news – Tipcee speaks on rumours she’s broke after allegedly dumping DJ Tira

South African singer Tipcee has responded to rumours of being down and out telling a local publication that the rumours are false. Following a report from ZiMoja, Tipcee started trending with sources alleging that she is broke after leaving Tira’s Afrotainment. The dancer said they are nothing but false rumours and that she is still signed to Tira’s label.

Tipcee and DJ Tira

Speaking to the online publication, Tipcee said, “No it’s not true, and I’m dropping a single soon, and then an EP. The rumours have been trending since yesterday. There was this one friend of mine who was stirring up trouble.” Learn More

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