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After his last successful evening, as part of the celebration of his 62 years of age in Kinshasa, the Rambo of Congolese music, Koffi Olomide, who was honored by the presence of Fally IPupa, getting ready for a small musical tour in Southern Africa. The star of the romantic rumba should, in principle, open its journey by Lusaka where it is eagerly awaited for two select productions.
But, the latest news to our possession indicate that Zambia refuses entry to its soil to the singer Congolese, on the instruction of France.
Hence, these two concerts scheduled for next weekend have been canceled in the Zambian capital.
According to our sleuthing, the Zambian authorities have decided to close their doors at Koffi Olomide because of the criminal allegations against him in this country of southern Africa and in France
He is accused especially of an assault on a photojournalist in Zambia during a previous musical tour. Before his canceled visit, the Congolese star described Zambia as his "second home" and said he would like to perform in that country before "dying."
Mokao Mokao had even acknowledged his fault and presented his excuses that were also broadcast by Zambian radio, report concordant sources. Admittedly, the artist does not specifically address the allegations against him, but says he loves Zambian women. Whatever the case, the Zambian government had warned that Koffi Olomide would be arrested if he ever set foot in this country. The 62-year-old singer is also accused of sexually assaulting his dancers, sequestering them and having them work without a license in France.
Last weekend, the French embassy in Zambia also called the arrest of the star of the Congolese rumba.
The French ambassador to Zambia, Sylvain Berger, threatened to implicate Interpol to arrest Olomide which, according to him, has not yet been whitewashed charges laid against him in France
The boss of the Quartier Latin group is no stranger to this type of setbacks and controversies. In 2016, one recalls, he was filmed kicking his dancer on his arrival in Kenya. He was quickly expelled from the country.
On his side, the artist refuses any comment about this Zambian soap opera, which moves the canvas.
Viols of Paris
Koffi Olomide was put in review Monday, February 13, 2012 by an examining magistrate of Nanterre for rapes and sequestrations of three former dancers of his group. Koffindy, according to the four dancers, satisfied his libido when he saw fit, with practices worthy of a sadomasochist, in an apartment rented for them in the French capital. Apartment that girls should not leave on any pretext at the risk of being brutalized by the henchmen of the musician.
A dancer recounts her daily life during the French tours of Koffi Olomide: "As soon as the concert was over, we had to go home to Asnieres. We were guarded by three vigilantes. We were four in the same room, we were not allowed to go out without authorization. I could not call even my mother. We were paid 100 euros for a concert from midnight to six in the morning. We were forced to sleep with him: he called a vigil to bring a dancer to the Etape Hôtel. Then she describes the sexual brutality of one of the fathers of Congolese rumba also feared for his mystical practices: "he does magic, weird stuff, he blew us on the body". When it was not at the hotel, the "rapes" sometimes took place in the recording studio or in the toilets of a supermarket in Asnières, remembers another fourteen-year-old dancer at the time. facts. "He asked me to go shopping with him. (…) He asked me to drop the cart, go to the bathroom and I do not close the door. After, he came. (…) He told me that I turned and made his thing come back. (…) I was sick. He told me "do not scream" because there were people next door. Those who refused him were dismissed. These dancers also lived locked in the house in Kinshasa of the singer's mother. Beside this house-prison, there is a hotel where vigilantes brought dancers forced to satisfy the impulses of the star who waited for them, completely naked. The rapes were regular and brutal.
Antoine Christophe Agbepa Mumba (born July 13, 1956), known professionally as Koffi Olomide, can no longer trample the French soil where he would be immediately incarcerated.
[avec Jordache Diala]
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