DJ Maphorisa set to change the game

Renowned South African DJ and music producer DJ Maphorisa has made a statement, declaring his intent to revolutionize the music industry permanently.

Known for his innovative approach and trendsetting sounds, Maphorisa’s declaration has created a buzz among fans and industry insiders alike.

 

 

 
“I’m gonna change the game for good now permanent,” he on Twitter-now-X sparking anticipation and excitement about his future projects.

The tweet garnered mixed reactions; while some expressed anticipation, others called him out for gatekeeping.

“Wena you blocking other artists you think you the only Producer apha masendakho,” a tweep wrote.

Rethabile Khumalo is back and serving beauty following three surgeries in the hospital.

Last week, the mother of the singer announced on social media that she was fighting for your life after being by her friend.

“It has been six days now in hospital…So I decided its only fair to share with her supporters these sad news…They did 3operations on her already we hoping that @rethabile_rsa will soon recover but at the moment akukho kuhle….She has been On and off…When you pray please include her in your prayers….Ubunzima bokuba umzali,” Winnie Khumalo wrote.

 

 

 

 
Taking to Instagram on Wednesday, Winnie revealed that her daughter is back home; she appreciates the show of love and prayers.

“Thank you for your prayers,love and support @rethabile_rsa is back home,” the mom wrote on Instagram.

Photos of Rethabile looking dope after a makeover was also shared by her stylist as proof that the singer is indeed okay.

Berita celebrates her 30th birthday and divorce

Gugulethu Khumalo, real name celebrates major milestones today, 3, July.

Taking to social media, the singer broke her silence after her official divorce from Nota.

 

 

 

 

 
Berita announced that she is 30-years-old, and also a free woman, as she’s been delivered from her ex-husband by the law.

She penned a note of gratitude on her Instagram account.

“oday my heart is filled with gratitude, I think about my journey thus far, I’m grateful for the road I have travelled, the highs and lows, the trying times , the confusion, the naivety, the growth in self awareness and ultimately the acceptance of who I am. Thirty three and free,” Bertia wrote.

Well-known Mzansi content creator, and social media influencer Mihlali Ndamase and Zimbabwean-born businessman Leeroy Sidambe are said to have rekindled their relationship.
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Well-known Mzansi content creator, and social media influencer Mihlali Ndamase and Zimbabwean-born businessman Leeroy Sidambe are said to have rekindled their relationship.

According to ZiMoja, the couple who broke up last year allegedly due to cheating is taking things slow.

At the time, Mihlali confirmed that they had broken up in October.

A friend recently told the publication that the pair have en back together for a few weeks.
“It was bound to happen,” said the source.

“But they want to do better. They have been back together for some time but have been keeping it a secret.”

“They were just talking at first, but now they are fully back. Mihlali wants to keep it very private.”

However, in May this year, when the rumours surfaced, Leeroy denied them.

He told TshisaLIVE that he is not dating the content creator.

“My relationship reports always dent my business, and it’s unfair to my kids and family.

“Guys, can we at least stop reporting on my love life? You know every time, you guys don’t give me a breather, it’s not OK. I am not dating Mihlali nor are we back together.”

Leeroy Sidambe and Mihlali Ndamase

Leeroy further begged that Mihlali be left alone.

“No, this isn’t right. Every time it’s my relationships that get well-documented in the media. Please give her a break as well, I beg you guys.”

Mihlali and Leeroy started dating in 2022, with lots of cheating reports surrounding their relationship as the businessman’s estranged wife, Mary-Jane Sidambe, accused the influencer of being a homewrecker.

Following several other reports about their relationship, including Mary-Jane taking Leeroy to court for spousal support, Mihlali confirmed that she was no longer dating the entrepreneur in December last year.

In November last year Sunday World reported that Leeroy owed the South African Revenue Service (SARS) almost R30 million.

At the time, SARS was reported to have applied for a court order at the Johannesburg High Court to force the businessman – who owns a security company called Sakhile Ezweni Group – to settle his bill or his assets with be attached and sold.

A letter was reportedly sent to Sidambe on 17 October, stating that he should cough up R29 955 350.74. In the letter, it is revealed that he initially owed R24 million, however, it has since accumulated.

Skeem Saam actor Eric Macheru has addressed speculation about his relationship with fellow actress Lethabo Mekoa, who is known for her role as Ntswaki. Macheru has expressed admiration for Mekoa’s acting skills on social media, leading to rumors that they might be more than just colleagues.

However, Macheru recently posted a picture with Mekoa and clarified in the caption that their relationship is purely friendly, stating that he sees her as a younger sister.In terms of Macheru’s personal life, he is married and has a son named ‘King Macheru,’ whom he deeply adores. He frequently shares pictures of his son on social media, showcasing his love and pride as a father.

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Skeem Saam, the popular South African soap opera, never fails to impress its viewers with its captivating characters, and Gontse Ntshegang, also known as Rea Rathebe, is no exception. Here are ten fascinating facts about this talented actress:

 

 

 
Gontse Ntshegang is 38 years old and originally hails from Rustenburg.
She studied Fine Arts with a touch of drama at the National School of the Arts and pursued full-time drama at Wits University, where she later dropped out in her second year to focus on Physical Theatre, Set Designs, and Film Studies.
Gontse is best known for her role as the street-smart and sharp-witted Keketso Khoza in the e.tv soapie Scandal!, which she portrayed from 2008 to 2010.
In 2011, she played the role of Elizabeth in the e.tv soapie Rhythm City, a character created to support Naomi’s (Moshidi Motshegwa) comeback as she tried to win over Miles by pretending that Elizabeth’s baby was hers.
In 2012, Gontse was cast as Mapule Modise in the SABC2 drama Muvhango, replacing Matshepo Maleme. That same year, she also guest-starred in an episode of the international action series Strike Back.
Gontse has appeared in numerous other television shows, including Yizo Yizo, Hillside, Zabalaza, Inkaba, Soul City, The Queen, Ashes to Ashes, Bone of My Bones, Isidingo, Inkaba, and Mfolozi Street, among others. She has also been featured in the opening sequence for Channel O.
She is the narrator of the e.tv reality series Mahadi-Lobola, which explores the complex processes involved in lobola negotiations across different cultures in South Africa.
Gontse’s impressive stage credits include a role in the production of “The Lion and the Jewel,” alongside renowned actors Nthati Moshesh and Sello Maake Ka-Ncube.
Currently, Gontse is captivating audiences with her portrayal of the no-nonsense Sergeant Rathebe in the Skeem Saam soap opera.
One of Gontse’s remarkable talents is her multilingual abilities, as she fluently speaks English, Tswana, Zulu, and Sotho.

In a heartbreaking audio message shared on her WhatsApp, Babes Wodumo, the renowned South African musician, has poured out her heart to her late husband, Mandla “Mampintsha” Maphumulo, a member of the popular Kwaito group Big Nuz. The recording, captured in November 2023, captures Babes Wodumo in a state of profound grief, as she expresses her unwavering love and deep sorrow over the passing of her beloved partner.

Mampintsha, who had been Babes Wodumo’s husband and musical collaborator, tragically succumbed to complications from a stroke on December 24, 2022, leaving an indelible mark on the South African entertainment industry and the hearts of their devoted fans.

In the emotional voice message, Babes Wodumo can be heard crying while reminiscing about the cherished moments they shared, the dreams they had built together, and the profound impact Mampintsha had on her life. The message serves as a poignant testament to the enduring love and unbreakable bond that existed between the two artists, even in the face of profound loss and heartbreak“I want you to know one thing. I love you. I will always love you. I love you baby. I know you don’t like it when I cry but I love you.”

When recently celebrating the heavenly birthday of her late husband, Mampintsha, Babes took to social media to share cherished memories and reflections on their relationship. The Wololo hitmaker has been openly and profoundly grieving the loss of the father of her young son, forced to confront the harsh reality of his passing and the daunting task of navigating life as a single mother.Babes’ sister, Nondumiso Simelane, provided insight into the singer’s emotional state, revealing that she is still struggling to come to terms with Mampintsha’s death. Nondumiso shared that Babes often finds herself calling out for her beloved partner, only to be met with the painful realization that his side of the bed remains empty. The transition to sole parenting has also brought an increased burden of responsibilities, as Babes must now take on a greater share of the duties previously shared with her husband.

Despite the immense grief and challenges she faces, Nondumiso praised Babes’ resilience, noting that she has not allowed the tragedy to fundamentally change her core character. As Babes navigates this difficult chapter, she continues to draw strength from her unwavering spirit and the love and support of her family, as she strives to honor Mampintsha’s memory and provide a stable, nurturing environment for their young son.

Innocent Sadiki of being a clout-chaser who exploits tragic moments to generate social media content.
Last year, the actress faced criticism for taking a photo holding onto her granny’s coffin and filming additional content at her grandmother’s funeral.The recent incident involving Innocent Sadiki, the Skeem Saam actress, has sparked a wave of suspicion and controversy among the South African public. After Sadiki posted content of her house burning to the ground, many Mzansi citizens have been left perplexed and questioning the authenticity of the situation.

 
The actress has been actively sharing videos and content on social media, giving her followers a firsthand look at the devastating event that unfolded on July 1, 2024. In the videos, Sadiki can be seen visibly distressed, crying as she watches her home being consumed by the flames.

This emotional display, coupled with the sheer magnitude of the incident, has led some South Africans to believe that there might be more to the story than meets the eye.”Who the hell makes content of their burnt house? Are they making a joke out of us?” X user wrote.The accusations of “clout-chasing” have been particularly damaging, with many suggesting that Sadiki may have orchestrated the event for the sake of garnering attention and sympathy on social media. This notion has been further fueled by the actress’s continued presence on various platforms, seemingly documenting the aftermath of the fire in excruciating detail.

However, it is important to note that the situation remains complex, and the truth behind the incident is yet to be fully unraveled. As the public continues to grapple with the implications of Sadiki’s actions, the case has become a subject of intense scrutiny and debate, with many questioning the motivations and sincerity of the actress’s response to the tragic event.Ultimately, the Mzansi community will be watching closely as the story unfolds, hoping to gain a clearer understanding of the circumstances surrounding Innocent Sadiki’s burned house and the underlying factors that may have contributed to this highly publicized and contentious situation.

KhananiShingan1 was suspicious: “Something is really off about this.”

larrymdunge posted: “You guys are so addicted to content.”

tetelo_P responded: “I’m convinced that this is an upcoming reality show for them; maybe they’ll show it in one of the episodes.”

In October 2023, Innocent Sadiki, a prominent actress in the South African soap opera Skeem Saam, found herself in the midst of a social media controversy. Sadiki shared a photo on her Twitter (X) page, taken the night before her grandmother’s funeral, showing her holding onto her grandmother’s coffin while someone consoled her from behind.

This image, which depicted Sadiki’s grief, was met with criticism from netizens who accused the actress of being a “clout-chaser” and using the tragic moment for online validation, especially in light of her previous content surrounding the loss of her house in a fire, which had also raised eyebrows among the public.

Royal AM chairperson and singer, Andile Mpisane has finally shown off the fruits of his labour – a modified Nissan GT-R Nismo, valued at almost R4 million! The car – which he nicknamed “Godzilla” – even has its own social media platforms!The car has a gun metal metallic finish with a black and brown leather interior. In the video, the car is seen with several high-end modifications, installed by custom creators APR Performance.

Earlier this week, Andile Mpisane shared black and white images of the luxury car. He captioned it; “Godzilla is a project I have been working on for the past few months”.

In November 2022, Andile Mpisane shared news of purchasing the Nismo, which he claimed was “just for summer”.

In a clip, the Royal AM chairman was seen stepping out of the Katsura Orange car – was pictured outside his family’s sprawling mansion.

It seems natural beauty runs in the Tunzi family as she has 3 sisters who are as beautiful as she is, Zozi is the second born of four girls her sisters are Yanga, Sibabalwe and Ayakhe. Zozi loves to joke that she entered the Miss South Africa pageant to prove to her sisters that she’s the most beautiful but to be honest they are all so beautiful because they all look alike.

Zozi has always been very close to her siblings and she describes her family as the “true north” and the true definition of a close family because they are always supporting each others achievements, Zozi’s family was there when she was crowned Miss Universe, this goes to prove that a family that stays together wins together.

Zozi says her family will always remain her centre of joy.

We think the Tunzi sisters are inspired by their parents as Zozi once said that her mother has always taught her the importance of education as a young black women.

Zozi stole the hearts of many people around the world when she embraced being a natural beauty. She came into the competition with her natural hair to represent the African women. Through her win Zozi has inspired many women around the world to be themselves and embrace their identities.

Zozi is using her title to change the myths of beauty pageants and the stereotypes of how beauty should look. She is really empowering young women all over the world and she is raising the South African flag very high we are proud of our girl.