Prince Kaybee, the renowned South African DJ and music producer, has opened up about his experiences with public scrutiny, stating that he has grown accustomed to the hate and attacks directed at him. Over the years, Kaybee has faced his fair share of criticism and controversies, yet he remains steadfast in his career, continuing to produce hit after hit while maintaining his position as one of the leading figures in the South African music industry.
Well-known Mzansi actress Ama Qamata speaks about the Chidinma Adetshina’s incident in regards with her participation in Miss South Africa 2024.
The actress broke her silence after Home Affairs revealed the model’s mom was involved in a fraud case, which further fueled South Africa’s anger at the lady.
Taking to Twitter, Ama slammed South Africans for directing their anger at Chidinma instead of the government.
“It is so unfortunate that Chidimma is a scapegoat to a much bigger issue in SA. If anything, this exposed the level of corruption taking place in government, we need to hold them accountable for allowing such unethical procedures to take place under their governance,” she wrote.
Qamata further explained her initial statement to avoid misunderstandings from the public.
Chidinma Adetshina
“Let me be clear & leave no room for misinterpretation. The rage, hurt and disappointment of South Africans is valid, you’re not wrong or xenophobic in wanting to uphold lawfulness in SA. However, the anger is misdirected. Government officials sold your identities to foreigners.”
Ama is furious at South Africans’ silence at the government.
“Why are you not mad at them? Why are they not held accountable?? They are the ones who are supposed to protect you but instead are selling your identities to benefit monetarily,” she wrote.
The world often paints a picture of luxury and perfection when it comes to the lives of celebrity children. Social media feeds are filled with images of lavish lifestyles and seemingly effortless success, leading many to believe that growing up with a famous mother means a life of ease.
However, the reality for Nothando Mabuza and Nongelo Chiume, children of the late Connie Chiume, has been starkly different.
Friends, family, and fans of rapper and songwriter Malome Vector gathered on Saturday, August 10, to bid him farewell at his final resting place.
The musician, whose real name is Bokang Moleli, will be buried in his hometown, Roma section in Maseru, Lesotho.
Malome Vector
The service was being held at the Roma Christ the King High School ground before proceeding to the cemetery.
Malome Vector
It was reported that the 32-year-old died in a car accident on the N8 in Bloemfontein, Free State, alongside musician and producer Lizwi Wokuqala and videographer Musa ‘Da Mos’ Nkondo.
Surviving the accident were two other occupants in the same car, including upcoming musician Puleng Phoofolo.
Malome Vector
Two of the deceased have since been buried in Mzansi. Lizwi was buried in his hometown north of eThekwini in KwaZulu-Natal on 4 August, while Da Mos was buried in Tshwane on 30 July.
Lerato Kganyago, the well-known South African media personality, has publicly issued an apology to those who were offended by her support for Chidinma Adetshina, a Miss South Africa finalist whose nationality has been the subject of intense scrutiny and controversy. The situation surrounding Adetshina’s participation in the competition has sparked widespread debate, and Kganyago’s vocal support of the finalist drew both praise and criticism from the public.
Lerato Kganyago
In her statement, Kganyago expressed that her intentions were never to offend or alienate anyone. She acknowledged the sensitivity of the issue and emphasized that her support for Adetshina was rooted in her belief in fairness and inclusivity. Kganyago highlighted that she has always championed the idea that opportunities in platforms like Miss South Africa should be based on talent, character, and the potential to make a positive impact, regardless of one’s nationality.
However, she also recognized that her stance might have been misunderstood or disagreed with by some, particularly in a climate where issues of nationality and identity are deeply personal and significant. Kganyago conveyed her sincere apologies to those who felt hurt or offended by her actions, stating that it was never her intention to cause division or discomfort. She reiterated her commitment to promoting unity and understanding within the South African community.
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Babes Wodumo, the South African gqom queen, has made headlines once again, this time for her decision to open her heart to love after the tragic passing of her husband, Mampintsha. The loss of Mampintsha, who was not only her life partner but also a musical collaborator, left Babes Wodumo devastated. However, in a testament to her resilience, she has chosen to embrace a new chapter in her life, signaling her readiness to move forward.
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Controversial Chidimma Adetshina, a former Miss SA 2024 Top 9 finalist has found herself in hot water following the questions of her ethnicity. So, who is the contestant?
Since Chidimma Adetshina became a Miss SA finalist, there has been many questions about her ethnicity. As previously reported by the publication, Chidimma said that her father is Nigerian, and her mother is South African with Mozambican roots.
However, a bombshell statement by the South African Department of Home Affairs alleged that Chidimma’s mother may have committed fraud and identity theft when registering her birth. The 23-year-old was only an infant when the fraud had taken place. So, she could not have participated in the alleged unlawful act.
Chidimma has since dropped out of the Miss SA pageant, revealed in a statement on Thursday 8 August.
“I have made the difficult decision to withdraw myself from the competition for the safety and wellbeing of my family and I. With the support of the Miss South Africa Organisation, I leave with a heart full of gratitude for this amazing experience,” she wrote.
Chidimma Adetshina
The finale of the Miss SA pageant takes place on Saturday 10 August at Times Square, Pretoria. So, what do we know about Chidimma?
According to the Miss SA Organisation, Chidimma hails from Soweto, Gauteng. However, there are doubts that the model actually lives in Soweto. The beauty queen is also said to be a netball player.
Chidimma Adetshina
Chidimma attended Hoërskool Bosmansdam High School in Cape Town, Western Cape. The high school celebrated Chidimma when she was placed as a Miss SA finalist. Take a look…
“Our star shines bright in Miss South Africa! ⭐️. We are bursting with pride to announce that Chidimma Adetshina, one of our past pupils, has made it as a Top 16 finalist in Miss South Africa! This incredible achievement is a testament to her dedication, grace, and hard work. As a school, we couldn’t be more thrilled to see her excel on such a prestigious platform,” read the post.
“We wish her all the best as she continues to shine and inspire others. Go forth and make us even prouder! The entire school community is cheering for you! ,” read the post.
On House of Zwide, Loyiso has given Faith an ultimatum. He wants her to leave not only House of Zwide, which she started with her ex-husband Funani, but the fashion industry as a whole to focus on their relationship.
This is a big thing to ask of her as her career has always been her life. Surprisingly, she chose him. She must have really fallen deeply for this man to give up something she would have died for in the past.
Loyiso’s bold request came after Faith’s husband decided to move to KZN and leave everything behind. Faith started neglecting Loyiso and was consumed by her desire to become the new CEO of the company, but Funani left the company to his three kids. His son, Nkosi, had decided to put the company up for sale and had found a buyer.
On House of Zwide, Loyiso has given Faith an ultimatum. He wants her to leave not only House of Zwide, which she started with her ex-husband Funani, but the fashion industry as a whole to focus on their relationship.
This is a big thing to ask of her as her career has always been her life. Surprisingly, she chose him. She must have really fallen deeply for this man to give up something she would have died for in the past.
Loyiso’s bold request came after Faith’s husband decided to move to KZN and leave everything behind. Faith started neglecting Loyiso and was consumed by her desire to become the new CEO of the company, but Funani left the company to his three kids. His son, Nkosi, had decided to put the company up for sale and had found a buyer.
Mia le Roux has been crowned Miss South Africa 2024 at the SunBet Arena at Time Square, Pretoria on Saturday, 10 August.
Media personality Bonang Matheba, who hosted Miss SA finale announced that Mia le Roux was crowned the new Miss SA at the SunBet Arena in Pretoria on Saturday, 10 August.
The 28-year-old beauty queen from Oudtshoorn is a marketing manager, model, and part-time BCom marketing student.
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Noxolo Mathula, a talented actress known for her compelling portrayal of Lilly on the popular South African drama series Uzalo, has recently made headlines for her unexpected entrepreneurial venture into the hot dog business. This move has sparked both intrigue and skepticism, with many questioning why a successful TV star would choose to sell hot dogs at taxi ranks. In this article, we will delve into Mathula’s decision to start a side hustle, the reality of financial instability in the entertainment industry, and how her celebrity status has impacted her business.
The Reality of Financial Instability in the Entertainment Industry
Mathula’s decision to start a side hustle is a testament to the unpredictable nature of the entertainment industry. Despite her success as an actress, she recognizes the importance of diversifying her income streams to achieve financial stability. In a recent interview, Mathula addressed the questions surrounding her choice to take on this side hustle despite her success in acting. “I’m often asked why I am on the streets selling hot dogs while I am a TV star. People don’t understand that times are tough. I’m not selling hot dogs on the streets for fun; it’s one of my side hustles,” she explained.https://www.instagram.com/p/Ct_83ueoBQT/?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet
The Hot Dog Business: A Strategic Venture
Mathula’s celebrity status has added a unique twist to her hot dog venture, with customers drawn to her stall for both the food and the novelty of purchasing from a well-known actress. This strategic move highlights the connection between her fame and entrepreneurial efforts. “People still watch me on their TV screens, making this a strategic venture,” she noted, recognizing the appeal of her business.
Pursuing Further Opportunities
In addition to her hot dog enterprise, Mathula is actively pursuing further opportunities in the entertainment sector, including a recent catering contract for another production related to Uzalo. This move illustrates her commitment to not only diversifying her income but also remaining relevant within the industry she loves.
Conclusion
Noxolo Mathula’s journey serves as an inspiring reminder that success in one field does not preclude the pursuit of additional ventures. Her story highlights the importance of adaptability and resilience in the face of economic challenges, encouraging others to embrace their passions while seeking financial stability. As she continues to navigate her dual roles as an actress and entrepreneur, Mathula exemplifies the multifaceted nature of modern careers.