Musa Khawula’s social media shows signs of life- is back with vengeance

by Nomonde Simelane

The journalism entertainment industry has not quite been the same as gossip hunter Musa Khawula, who has been serving his time locked up. His famous X(formerly Twitter) page recently displayed signs of life, signaling his long-awaited return.

Musa Khawula’s unique approach to journalism has generated him a controversial reputation, due to the fact that, although effective and often factual, his reporting sometimes crosses the lines of morality. He is known to stop at nothing, including taking physical assault and facing the law as a result of his investigative prowess.

Earlier in January, Musa’s relentlessness and hunger for news, as well as his constant disregard for consequences, landed him behind bars, facing crimen injuria and contempt of court charges, where he was denied bail due to his looming 2022 murder case he was allegedly involved.

After remaining dormant for the past two months, Musa’s X(formerly Twitter) page showed signs of life recently, causing unimaginable excitement among social media users who had noted his absence from the game.

Upon returning, the controversial blogger used his massive platform to his advantage and appealed to the masses to donate anything they could towards his legal fees, as he admits that he has gotten into bed with people with extensive pockets, and would need the public’s help to get himself out of the sticky situation.

His return has vengeance written all over it, and proves that he might not have much to lose as he passive aggressively taunts the likes of Ze Nxumalo and Fikile Mbalula, who might have to do with his time behind bars.

As expected, his highly anticipated return to social media has been met with extreme excitement and relief, as users believe that real and exciting journalism is set to make its return to mzansi’s entertainment industry. No offence taken to some of us, by the way.

Some users have taken to the comments to reveal that they have or will be donating to Musa, as his work is an important part of our industry.

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