George Lebese and Jimmy Tau’s ex-girlfriend Sizakele Manonga who is from one of the wealthiest families in the country’s capital is living her best life.

Sizakele Manonga, who is a member of the prominent Manonga family recently took to her official social media account where she flaunted a luxurious supercar from an Italian automaker which is priced almost around the R10 million mark.

What’s the story?

On Monday, Pretoria based rich kid Sizakele Manonga who dated former Kaizer Chiefs left winger George Lebese before replacing him with their former captain Jimmy Tau took to her Instagram account where she shared a photo where she proudly flaunted a luxurious Lamborghini Urus that she has access to.

From the shared photo on the popular platform, Sizakele Manonga also showed off glimpses of her one year son whose the product of her relationship with her mystery partner. As part of her caption, the mother of one wrote, “Mom era’.

Meanwhile, as of late, according to information obtained, we have since been fortunate enough to learn that a similar Lamborghini Urus is priced at R7 999 995, making it one of the most expensive rides on the market.

Did you know?Former Kaizer Chiefs duo George Lebese and Jimmy Tau who were regular features during their playing days at the club enjoyed a successful 17 year spell at the Naturena based outfit.

According to their player profiles on German website 𝘵𝘳𝘢𝘯𝘴𝘧𝘦𝘳𝘮𝘢𝘳𝘬𝘵, George Lebese who is currently a free agent enjoyed 9 glorious years at Kaizer Chiefs between 2008 and 2017 before joining Mamelodi Sundowns where he was reduced to a spectator.

In the case of Jimmy Tau, the former Kaizer Chiefs captain who primarily played as a right back defender enjoyed a successful 8 year spell at the club between 2005 and 2013 before announcing his retirement from football.

Natasha Thahane is a South African born and bred media personality who is famously known as an actress and a brand ambassador for Garnier. Born on the 25th of September in 1995, the 28-year-old as of 2023 is one of the Mzansi’s celebrities who are dearly loved. Natasha Thahane has a very huge decent following on all her social media platforms but her Instagram account has more followers, with over 5 million followers in total.

This gorgeous woman is dearly loved for how beautiful she is both from within and her physical appearance. She has a very beautiful contagious smile which lightens up the room and leaves everyone feeling her unconditional love, warmth and kindness. Natasha Thahane is one of those people who believe in humanity and humility because she understands that she is where she is today because of the continuous support from her fans. As someone who never disdainfully treats others, she has received so much love and support from all the strangers who are known to be her fans. Natasha Thahane’s content on social media always receives a very good engagement because all her fans and followers are always excited to engage with her.

Natasha Thahane has recently shared beautiful pictures of herself looking very stunning as she was coming from church. She has always made it clear that she is a Christian from the very first time she set her foot on the entertainment industry. The famous actress has recently took it to Instagram that she is also a member of the Old Apostolic Church. She proceeded to say “As for me and my household, we will serve the Lord”.

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Bonang Matheba is making headlines after revealing that she will launch her talent agency.

She is undoubtedly a jill of all trades and has a colourful career to show for it. Speaking with Thando Thabethe on 947’s HerStory Unplugged, the media personality made it known that she plans to launch her talent agency.Queen B said: “It’s like a power production agency, part talent hub because South Africans are great and we are fantastic, but we have not mastered talent management, and there’s no governance in our entertainment industry.”

“We have so many superstars, but why aren’t they where they need to be? We don’t know how to cultivate them, provide for them, and move them to where they need to be.”

 

 

 

 

 

However, the news comes almost a year after her dramatic fallout with former management agency Celebrity Services Africa.

Bonang and CSA had a nasty fallout that saw the two trending. The two dragged each other to the courts, but the media personality won the case after a long, lengthy trial.Let’s dive into her career, which has often thrust her into top trends. The celebrated media personality made her debut on small screens in 2002.

Since then, she has been winning big. She joined Live Amp in 2007, and her last episode was aired in 2012. Apart from small screens, she has quickly become a brand and a celebrated host.Bonang Matheba has hosted several awards and has cashed in from several endorsements and ambassadorial gigs, including the famous Revlon deal.

With a career spanning years, she has secured on-air gigs on Metro FM and other stations. Matheba has also established herself as a businesswoman in her own right.

Dr Nandipha Magudumana, a once celebrated aesthetics doctor and successful entrepreneur, is now facing serious charges for aiding the escape of Thabo Bester, a convicted murderer and fraudster known as the ” People have been discussing her transformation from a glamorous and influential woman to a fugitive and suspect through her before and after photos when she is not in prison.

Life can change quickly, emphasizing the importance of appreciating each day and every opportunity. Dr Magudumana’s personal journey serves as a hard lesson in this regard. Despite having beauty, intelligence, and wealth, she chose to throw it all away by falling in love with a killer and conman. She assisted him in his jailbreak, and together they fled to a different country. However, their actions caught up to them, and they were apprehended and imprisoned.

See source:Reflecting on her downfall, people are reminded of the potential role she could have played as a positive role model and leader. Instead, she opted to betray her family, her race, and her true purpose. Choosing violence and a life of blindly following, Dr Magudumana squandered her opportunities for making a positive difference.

Internationally acclaimed musician, broadcaster, and actor, Sylvia Mdunyelwa, was laid to rest on Saturday, 2 September 2023, let’s take a look at her illustrious career and the profound influence she had on the South African music industry and her community.

Sylvia’s melodious journey started in the 1970s when she joined Victor Ntoni’s sextet according to The Conversation. It was here that her gift began to shine, a gift that would captivate audiences worldwide.

Alongside legendary Cape Town Jazz musicians like the Ngcukana brothers, Ezra and Duke Ngcukana, Winston Mankunku, Nick Carter, and Merton Barrow, Sylvia honed her craft and left an indelible mark on the world of music.

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MAM NCE AND JAZZ
Born in Langa, Sylvia was affectionately known as ‘Sis Nce’ or ‘Mam Nce’ to her community. To the broader Cape Town fan base, she was simply ‘Mama Kaap.’ Her roots in Langa remained a significant part of her identity, and she was proud of her heritage.

Mam Nce had a unique interpretation of jazz melodies and traditional Xhosa songs. Her ability to infuse these genres with her own distinctive style set her apart. However, Sylvia was not content with personal success alone. She dedicated herself to developing the talents of young and aspiring musicians.

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NURTURING YOUNG TALENT
In 1990, Mam Nce took a group of young musicians to the International Children’s Jazz Festival in Canada. Sylvia Mdunyelwa’s commitment to nurturing new talent was recognized when she was awarded a scholarship by the Educational Opportunities Council.

This opportunity led her to the University of California Los Angeles (UCLA), where she polished her skills in music and theatre, further enriching her musical journey.

VOICE OF JAZZ
Beyond the stage, Mam Nce presented ‘Voice of Jazz,‘ a program on P4 Radio, Heart 104.9FM, and served as a board member of Fine Music Radio, a classical jazz station in Cape Town. Her influence extended to Umhlobo Wenene FM, a Xhosa radio station, where she hosted her show.

Despite her enormous success, Sylvia Mdunyelwa never had formal singing lessons. Her talent was a gift from her family and the vibrant musical environment of Langa. Western Cape MEC of Cultural Affairs and Sport, Anroux Marais, sums it up best:

“Sylvia will be remembered for her powerful voice and charismatic stage presence. Her legacy will live on not only through her music but also through the impact she made on the South African music industry and the lives of many artists.”

Western Cape MEC of Cultural Affairs and Sport, Anroux Marais