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The popular rhumba musician Koffi Olomide was banned from entering Zambia because of the numerous criminal allegations against him in the country of southern Africa, and France.
They include allegations of aggression by a photojournalist in Zambia during a previous tour. He has also been accused of badually badaulting his dancers, kidnapping them and using them without valid permits in France.
Before his visit now canceled, Olomide – who lives in the Democratic Republic of the Congo – had described Zambia as his "Second Home" and said that he would like to perform in the country before "I die."
An apology from the 62-year-old singer was also broadcast on Zambian radio. He does not specifically address the allegations against him, but says that he loves Zambian women.
Olomide, whose real name is Antoine Christophe Agbepa Mumba, was supposed to hold two shows in Zambia this month but the government had warned that he would be arrested when he set foot in the country [19659002] Saturday, the French Embbady in Zambia also called for the arrest of Olomide
The French ambbadador to Zambia, Sylvain Berger, threatened to arrest Interpol to stop Olomide. It has not yet been laundered charges against him in France
History has captivated the Zambian media:
The star of rhumba – known for his flashy attire and extravagant lifestyle – is not new controversy.
In 2016, he was filmed kicking his dancer when he arrived in Kenya. He was quickly deported.
In 2012, he was convicted in DR Congo of badaulting his producer.
The court sentenced the singer to three months suspended sentence.
The altercation with his producer Diego Lubaki In 2008, he was accused of kicking a cameraman of the private television channel RTGA of the Democratic Republic of Congo and breaking his camera during 39, a concert in the capital, Kinshasa, following an attack. disagreement on registration fees.
Eventually, the speaker of the National Assembly intervened to settle the dispute, negotiating a reconciliation between the star and the owner of the television station
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