De Mthuda announces new album

South African music lovers are buzzing with excitement as De Mthuda makes a powerful comeback with the release of his brand-new album Mthuthuzeli, which dropped on Wednesday, 30 April 2025.

 
The amapiano heavyweight has ignited waves of celebration across social media platforms, with fans declaring his return as nothing short of a musical takeover.

The album follows the recent release of its lead single Gijima, featuring Zawadi Yamungu, which sparked a variety of reactions but largely reminded listeners why De Mthuda remains a key player in the local soundscape.

Now that the full album is out, expectations are sky-high for the 31-year-old producer, with many predicting it will climb rapidly to the top of the charts.

Online, the buzz is loud and clear. Comments have been pouring in, with one fan writing, “De Mthuda is back to claim his seat at the top,” while others praised the new project as a return to form.

The artist himself took to Instagram to announce the drop, further fuelling anticipation and excitement among followers.

Kane Keid appreciates people who are listening to his new EP

SA rising rapper Kane Keid is excited about the positive reviews for his new EP, Not Famous.

The music project was released on Wednesday, and it’s already sitting at number 13 on the music chart.

Taking to social media, Kane expressed gratitude for the support.

 
“What overwhelming feedback. I’m beyond grateful for each and everyone who gave this kid a chance. We’re literally charting at 13 currently on Apple Music, and you’re telling that to someone who prayed for 50 plays on Audiomack. Okay, let me stop. Thank you!”

He also appreciated everyone who contributed to the making of the EP.

Kane Keid wrote: “Special shout out to everyone involved in the making of this. Producers, features, videographers, photographers! I’m grateful! Love you all.”

Kelly Khumalo embraces her calling as a traditional healer

Kelly Khumalo has officially opened herself for spiritual consultations in her role as a traditional healer.

Taking to social media, the South African singer shared details for those interested in booking an appointment.

 

 
She captioned the announcement with a heartfelt message expressing her faith and sense of spiritual duty:

“This is one hard journey with no map or destination. All you can do is trust in God and your angels or guides to help you navigate. I may not have all the answers; I just know that God trusts me with this. Namukelekile nonke Bantwana BAMAKHOSI ababizelwe ukuzokhula esiGodlweni salapha ekhaya. EMAKHOSINI 👏🏽 NAMU AMUDA BUTSU 🤲🏾 . EmpressFelizwe.”

Fans responded with excitement and admiration, applauding her for embracing the calling and sharing her journey with openness and grace.

Pabi Cooper turns up the volume of her love for Focalistic

Pabi Cooper goes loud about her love for Focalistic.

Despite making headlines multiple times, the couple has kept things low-key about their romantic relationship.

Pabi recently sparked a stir as she rocks a white shirt emblazoned with the words, “I Love My Boyfriend.”

 
She didn’t tag or name her man, but fans didn’t need a clue, they already know who’s got her heart.

The artist didn’t tag her man or mention him in the caption, but it’s needless, as her fans know who she’s dating.

She captioned the post: “And when the words come together, I thank the man above.”

Focalistic jumped into the comments with a playful reply: “Batlogele Chipi Ke Chipi.”

The comment lit up the post, drawing more reactions from fans who were thrilled to see the couple’s sweet energy shine through.

Thabang Molaba features on American film

South African actor Thabang Molaba features on Now You See Me 3.

The American film has captured millions of viewers for years, with the illusions displayed in each part.

The movie that released its first and second parts in 2013 and 2016 will return to cinemas on 14 November 2025.

 
The Blood and Water star will make a cameo appearance showcasing his acting skills alongside cast members, Jesse Eisenberg, Mark Ruffalo, Woody Harrelson, Dave Franco, Isla Fisher, and Morgan Freeman.

Taking to Instagram, Thabang shared the trailer of the upcoming film, and captioned, “Now You See Me, Now You Don’t – 14 November 2025.”

Fans, and friends flooded the post with congratulatory messages and reviews.

MajorLeague DJz wrote, ‘It’s only the beginning .. congratulations my g.. well f*** done.”

Hlompho Maseko commented: “Wena tsotsi, that when when I left your house and you said oya Oorkant… kanti olo etsa Magic? Nice one Mfana… this is the beginning of the rest of the story”

Prince Kaybee reacts to Ciza’s new single ‘Isaka’

Prince Kaybee celebrates Ciza’s latest release, Isaka (6 AM).

The rising artist expressed gratitude for the love and support received since the single dropped, as it is currently one of the biggest songs in SA.

Taking to X, formerly known as Twitter, Kaybee claimed the single is the most beautiful song to come out of South Africa since 2021.

“By far the most beautiful song to come out of South Africa since 2021. The spirit of genius was in the room and the Gods of waves and sonics were all present to cultivate this piece,” he wrote.

However, not all X users endorsed the Gugulethu hitmaker’s claim.

While some remin
 
ded him of his take on other old hit songs, a few others criticised him.

Read comments below:

“Do not disrespect Kabza imithandazo and Khusela.”

“You just hate Amapiano because you release shit music since it took over. At least you acknowledge you’ve released nonsense since 2021.”“2021?? just say you don’t feel the other guys kelvin momo,stokkie ,kabza , thukzin and other guys been putting out songs way more beautiful than this common now”

Ayanda Thabethe opens up about her MBA journey

Ayanda Thabethe expresses excitement as she completes her MBA.

The South African influencer started the journey four years ago and passed her thesis with a distinction.

She wrote: “In June 2021, I shared with you all that I was starting an MBA journey — and today, nearly four years later, I’m so proud to say: I did it!”

 
Ayanda inspires her followers with the MBA journey and further explained that it took her 4 years because of her pregnancy.

“While many people believe in announcing only when things are done (and to a large extent, I do too), publicly declaring this goal became part of my motivation to finish — to follow through, not just for me, but for anyone who may have needed the reminder that you can do hard things.”

“A typical Henley Executive MBA takes around two and a half years — mine took four so that in between I could welcome two beautiful children into the world, and with every pause, every return, came with its own mountain to climb. But with determination and the best support system both personally and from @henleyafrica, I never lost sight of why I started,” she added.

Ayanda Thabethe completed the note with, “I’m incredibly proud to have passed with a distinction for my thesis, and I give all glory to God for carrying me through. To anyone standing at the beginning of something daunting — this is your sign. Start. And finish. Even if life interrupts you along the way.”