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Nandi Madida, a renowned South African singer, actress, and television personality, recently shared the heartbreaking news of her grandmother’s passing. In a poignant and emotional message, Nandi paid tribute to the woman who played an instrumental role in shaping her life, expressing her deep sorrow and gratitude for the love and wisdom her grandmother imparted.

Taking to social media, Nandi revealed her grief to her fans and followers, offering them a glimpse into the pain she is experiencing during this difficult time. Her grandmother, whom she described as a pillar of strength and a source of immense wisdom, was deeply cherished not only by Nandi but by the entire family. Nandi’s heartfelt message reflected the profound bond she shared with her grandmother, reminiscing about the countless lessons and precious memories that will stay with her forever.

 

 

 

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Popular South African reality television star Eulenda “Yolanda” Monyai was overwhelmed with gifts from her fans, including R200 000 and various home appliances, a bedroom suite, couch, four-door fridge, dishwasher, and more for her birthday celebration on Saturday, 3 August.

 

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A New Chapter Unfolds

In a surprise move, Chidimma Adetshina, a former Miss South Africa finalist, has received an invitation to compete in the 2024 Miss Universe Nigeria pageant. This development comes on the heels of her recent withdrawal from the Miss South Africa competition, sparking widespread interest and debate.

 

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On August 10, 2024, the music community gathered to bid farewell to the talented rapper and songwriter Malome Vector, who tragically passed away at the age of 32. The funeral service, held in his hometown of Roma section in Maseru, Lesotho, was a poignant tribute to his life and contributions to music.

Early Life and Career

 
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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.

 

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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.

 

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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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