An Actress from muvhango know as susan , but her real name is Maumela Mahuwa who plays a role of being a wife to a chief and she is involves in a polygamy marrige . She said that her character in muvhango taught her lesson that a polygamy marriage will never work out not in a single day. That thing is hard especially if you don’t love sharing a man .

I am not what you see in my character and i won’t do that, even though i love the man wholeheartedly because the is nothing that pain much than knowing that am sharing a man , i am a pastor and i don’t believe in polygamy things, Said Maumela mahuwa.

She believes that in life you have to own your man , live with him happily not living knowing that tomorrow he might choose someone else and left me ,or he might marry someone and give that person more attention more than he will do to me.

Burna Boy reportedly sold 17,000 tickets for his FNN stadium concert. It was revealed that the ticket sales were poor, hence the show got canceled.

A total of 1500 tickets were rumored to be sold. However, Phil Mphela confirmed to the public on Thursday night that the sales were 17,000, which is still a poor sale as the stadium has a 96,000 capacity of people.

“17 000 tickets sold for Burna Boy concert Around 17k tickets were sold for the FNB stadium concert that was meant to happen this weekend. The erroneous 1500 number was just a Twitter “joke/jab” that went over many’s heads and became the running number. 17k is still a low number for a stadium capacity,” Phil wrote.

Well-known South African DJ, content creator, and businessman, DJ Sbu reacts to people who advise him to fix his hair and beard.

Over the past months, the businessman has been called out for his look; it is said that he looks bushy and needs to take care of himself.

Despite being slammed, the DJ refused to yield to the people’s voice, as he shows off more off his hair and beard.Taking to Twitter this Friday, he wrote to people who have issues with his hair and beard, saying it is beautiful to him.He further urged them to go fix their bank accounts.

“Who told you my hair or beard needs fixing, combing or grooming? It’s left as is intentionally. It’s beautiful to me & needs no compliments from you. Go fix, groom or comb your bank account,” he wrote.However, a majority felt offended by his tweet.

Here are some of the reactions:Iyoh, clap backs like these are why Nonhle Thema is a has been. In a minute, a lot of things can change. Don’t piss on people who are holding the ladder for you.

Moozlie, real name Nomuzi Mabena turns 31 today, the 22nd of September. Taking to social media, she announced her birthday, “Happy Birthday To ME! 31 Years of God’s grace & love. My only wish, MORE OF HIM

The star is famously known as a rapper, however, she’s been able to evolve over the years to become a stylist and MC.Hosting shows and events has been consistent for her over the years and she’s been able to exude her fashion sense at every gig.Aside from styling herself, she’s also responsible for styling some top South African celebrities.Taking to Instagram, Moozlie celebrated her 31st birthday in style, treating her fans and peers to a series of stunning photos. “Happy Birthday To ME! 31 Years of God’s grace & love. My only wish, MORE OF HIM!” wrote Moozlie Mabhena.

Popular South African rapper Nadia Nakai didn’t take kindly to Nigerian superstar Burna Boy’s “dead agenda” remarks when he postponed his concert at FNB Stadium in Johannesburg to December 16.

 

 

 

In a now-deleted Instagram story, Nadia shared a snapshot of the post, asking “Am I being sensitive? What does he mean by dead agenda?”

While social media users speculated about the reason behind the postponement, the Grammy award-winning star took to his Instagram stories to assure his fans he will come to South Africa soon.“I was in South Africa last year and I had 100,000 of the most beautiful South Africans outside for me, so no dead agenda. I will see you again soon South Africa. I love you,” he wrote.He was expected to start his Burna Boy After Tour at the FNB Stadium in Johannesburg on September 23, but the show was later postponed to December 16.All of this was short-lived as the musician eventually cancelled the event.

According to the publication’s sister publication, a fraud case led to the cancellation of the concert.The publication reported Sedote Nwachukwu, CEO of Ternary Media Group, the organisers of the show, has been accused of stealing R10m from the company.

Ternary Media spokesperson Kymoni Jackson responded that the reason for the cancellation was the alleged R10m theft, not poor ticket sales.