There are unconfirmed reports that Burna Boy will be visiting South Africa soon for a concert and one of its biggest rappers, AKA appears to be having issues with it.

The gist is that an online news platform had announced on Wednesday, October 23, 2019, that Burna Boy will be in South Africa for a concert.
"Burna Boy is coming to Mzansi despite his tweets on xenophobia," it tweeted.
It didn't take long before AKA who had a little online altercation with Burba Boy about a month ago during the xenophobic attacks in South Africa responded to the tweet.
"I would love to attend this show and watch this man put his hands on me in my own country," he wrote.
There are unconfirmed reports that Burna Boy will be visiting South Africa soon for a concert and one of its biggest rappers, AKA appears to be having issues with it.
Just in case you didn't follow, about a month ago during the whole xenophobia controversy in South Africa, Burna Boy had vowed never to step into that country and even threatened AKA over his tweets.
Burna Boy takes a swipe at AKA, M.I over Xenophobic attacks on Nigerians

Burna Boy and AKA when the going was good. (1st News)
On Tuesday night, September 3, 2019, Burna Boy took over his Twitter account, which has been handled by his management for the last three months to air his views about the raging Xenophobic attacks.  In one of his several tweets, Burna Boy threatened to 'deal' with the South African rapper when next their paths crossed. 
He wrote, "And @akaworldwide I knew you were retarded but I didn’t know it had gotten this bad. Next time I see you you better have a big security bro, On Gambos Grave ur gunna need it." 
Burna Boy, Joel and AKA
The 'African Giant' further narrated how he suffered Xenophobic attack in 2017 and had since refused to return to the Nelson Mandela country.