Lady Zamar sets the record straight on management! Award-winning musician Lady Zamar has officially spoken out to clear the air regarding her professional representation. In a statement released on 5 June 2025, the Collide hitmaker confirmed that Mr. Mthokozisi Ngwenya of Golden Child Records is the only person authorized to represent her in business matters.
Only Official Channels Recognized
According to the announcement, all bookings, negotiations, or professional dealings must be directed through Mr. Ngwenya or Lady Zamar’s officially contracted partners, including Virgin Music Group and her vetted PR teams.
“No one outside of these structures should be considered part of her team,” the statement reads.
Lady Zamar sets the record straight
This strong clarification comes in response to rising incidents of individuals falsely claiming to represent the artist. Lady Zamar warns that any entity claiming affiliation without a current, signed agreement should not be trusted.
A Warning Against Misrepresentation
Lady Zamar emphasizes the importance of verifying information and urges industry professionals to request communication proof dated May 2025 or later before proceeding with any engagements.
While acknowledging that some individuals may have been previously associated with her, she confirmed that all past relationships have now been terminated.
Maintaining Professional Integrity
The statement closes with a firm reminder:
“No person, group, or entity outside of current written contractual associates, publisher, and business manager Mr. Ngwenya is authorized to speak or negotiate on behalf of Lady Zamar in any official capacity.”
Lady Zamar says the move is essential to protect her brand, ensure transparency, and prevent any future misrepresentation. With this clear stance, she draws a line — only her official team speaks for her.
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