Former Miss SA finalist Chidimma Adetshina has confirmed that she has accepted an invitation to compete at the 2024 Miss Universe Nigeria pageant.
This comes a week after the 23-year-old model stepped down from the local pageant amid intense pressure.
Chidimma – who has a Nigerian father and an alleged Mozambican mother – has been thrust into the spotlight over questions and concerns over her nationality.
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The recent passing of veteran South African actress Connie Chiume has not only left a void in the entertainment industry but has also ignited a conversation about the exploitation of artists in a demanding profession. Chiume’s son, Tumi, delivered a poignant eulogy at her funeral on August 15, 2024, where he shed light on the harsh realities his mother faced as a performer, particularly in her later years, according to The South African.
Chiume, beloved for her roles in productions like Rhythm City, Gomora, Black Panther, Black Is King, and Blessers, passed away following a medical procedure at Garden City Hospital in Johannesburg. Her death has prompted her family to speak out about the challenges that many actors endure, particularly older women in the industry.
Mia le Roux made history on Saturday 10 August when she became the first-ever differently-abled Miss SA, opening a big door for inclusivity in beauty pageants.
MIA LE ROUX IS THE FIRST-EVER DIFFERENTLY-ABLED MISS SA
Outgoing Miss SA (2023) Natasha Joubert passed down her crown to Mia le Roux at the end of the Miss SA finale held at the SunBet Arena, Times Square in Pretoria. This marked an era of change and inclusivity as Mia made history as the first woman, who is differently-abled that was crowned Miss SA.
Mia was diagnosed with hearing loss at the tender age of one. she was blessed with a cochlear implant by her community when she was just two years old. She explained that this was lifechanging and allowed her to hear, in her acceptance speech.
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INSIDE PEARL MODIADIE’S NEW ROLE
IOL confirms that the Redemption actress Pearl Modiadie will take on the role of Ayanda Gumede-Williams in Law, Love and Betrayal.
Her latest character is described as a ruthless and ambitious figure within the legal realm.
Modiadie expresses her enthusiasm for the series, which highlights the nature of law, love and betrayal.
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MIHLALI NDAMASE’S MERCEDES-BENZ FOR SALE
Earlier this year, Mihlahli Ndamase made headlines when she posted a video of her new Mercedes-Benz AMG Affalterbach on Instagram.
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Born on 23rd of March 1989 in Blomfontein,Free State,South Africa.
Mapaseka was born and bred in Free State and later went to AFDA and completed her tertiary education at City Varsity.
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In a heartfelt tribute to the late Connie Chiume, renowned South African painter Lebani Sirejenje, popularly known as Rasta The Artist, attended the actress’s funeral service held at the Oasis of Life Family Church in Davyeton, Johannesburg. Chiume, a beloved figure in the South African entertainment industry, passed away on August 6, 2024, at the Garden City Hospital in Johannesburg after a period of illness. Her death has left a significant void in the hearts of many who admired her talent and contributions to the arts.
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Zinhle Mabena, a familiar face in South African entertainment, is set to return to the popular telenovela Smoke and Mirrors, stepping back into her role as Virginia after a brief hiatus to focus on her studies. This announcement comes on the heels of Zinhle’s recent graduation from the University of Johannesburg, marking a significant milestone not just in her life but also in her career.
The funeral service for the beloved South African actress Connie Chiume is currently taking place at the Oasis of Life Family Church in Davyeton, Johannesburg. This poignant event is a gathering of family, friends, colleagues, and fans who have come together to honor and celebrate the remarkable life and career of a woman who left an indelible mark on the South African entertainment industry.
Connie Chiume, known for her powerful performances and charismatic presence, passed away on Tuesday, 06 August, at the Garden City Hospital in Johannesburg after a period of illness. Her death has left a profound sense of loss in the hearts of many, as she was not only a talented actress but also a beloved figure in her community.
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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