LISTEN: Three women share their experiences with nasty cyber bullies.Phamotse wrote I Tweet What I Like…So Sue Me in November 2018 after she got involved with a spat with the Kumalos.

Power couple Romeo and Basetsana Kumalo are suing her, according to The Sunday Times. “I am being sued for I Tweet What I Like,” she said laughing. “A lot of young people were wanting more and that is why we have a sequel,” she explained. A lot of people were very uncomfortable with the conversations around the book or if the book was fiction or not. “ Bare: The Blessers Game came out late in 2017. The book speaks about the underground world of powerful men and how they use women in sex cults and this growing secret society in South Africa. Many of the names in her yet-to-be-released book have been changed to protect people’s identity, she confirmed. Phamotse has often been questioned about how much of what she writes is fact or fiction. Her new book is set to be released on 1 June and is a sequel to Bare: The Blesser’s Game. She was in conversation with Kwena Moabelo on POWER Up on Thursday. Keep clicking through my website to find out.“If I were to rank it, I would say 80% is true,” says Jackie Phamotse about her new book Bare: The Cradle of the Hockey Club. ‘A nation that knows its origin cannot be misled or sold a future they have not prepared for.’ (Jackie Phamotse) She currently lives in Sandton, South Africa. Her work encompasses creating awareness around rape culture, mental illness and human trafficking. Her books are aimed at educating and empowering people to make better life choices, especially with the fast growing rate of femicide, rape and many other social ills. Jackie’s main objective is to create awareness and find long-term solutions to eradicate social ills. Her stories are raw, well researched and extremely thought-provoking. Jackie’s work revolves around the narrative of women and children in Africa. Her second novel BARE: The Cradle of The Hockey Club was released in June 2019. Her second book titled I tweet what I like was inspired by the late struggle icon Steve Biko, I write what I like. Her debut novel BARE: The Blesser’s Game, was published in 2017 and was awarded the African Icon Literary Award in Lagos, Nigeria in 2018. Jackie Phamotse is a writer, businesswoman, social activist and philanthropist. Welcome you are at my door step so come on in! I guess you found me well let me entertain you.

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