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South African dancer and content creator Limpopo Boy (real name Matome Robert Thoka) has been removed from the lineup of Botswana’s inaugural Creators Assembly 2026.
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He was scheduled to earn R300,000 for his appearance at the event.
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Organisers, in association with sponsor BBS Bank, are actively seeking a suitable replacement; further details will be shared in due course.
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The official statement, dated 10 August 2026, does not explicitly state a reason for his removal. However, the decision follows the widespread viral circulation of a private intimate video allegedly involving Thoka and married influencer Matshidiso Matilda.
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The statement notes that the video is already inflicting serious damage on his career and brand opportunities, concluding with the stark line: “Clout can be expensive.”
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Additional fallout reported elsewhere includes:
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Questions surrounding his continued involvement with the children’s entertainment programme CPC Stars.
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Unverified claims regarding potential brand deal repercussions, including with Adidas.
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Timeline of Events
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9 August 2026 (Sunday) – A private intimate video allegedly featuring Limpopo Boy and Matshidiso Matilda begins circulating widely on social media and quickly trends. His management issues a statement calling the footage stolen and unauthorised, labelling it a privacy violation and criminal matter. They confirm they are working with lawyers and platforms to have the content removed.
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10 August 2026 (Monday, morning) – Creators Assembly organisers release an official statement confirming Limpopo Boy is no longer part of the 2026 event and that a replacement is being considered.
