Emtee is one of the country’s finest rappers, and many fans believe he is the next big name in SA hip-hop.

On the other hand, AKA was arguably the best rapper in South Africa alongside Casper Nyovest.

The two stars had been at the top for a long time, and Emtee saw himself at the top one day.

 

 

This claim has divided South Africa; some claim that he will be like AKA, and some believe he can’t reach that level.

Sharing on his Twitter, Emtee opened up on his dream, saying:MZANSI REACTS TO EMTEE’S AKA CLAIM
After Emtee shared his claim on Twitter, he left many fans divided.

Below are some of the top comments from fans as they share their divided opinions.

“Follow your path, my guy, our gifts are different. Compete with yourself, to some you probably great as it is.”

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“Your music heals dawg no cap 🙏 hope you follow me back one day”

“Dream on ntwanayam it’s free to dream boykie!!”

“Nasty C is already bigger than AKA. Aim for that my guy!”

Makhosazane Khosi Twala says she is yet to receive her money from the organizers of the Big Brother Titans show.

 

 

 
Recently speaking in an interview with TV3 Ghana, the winner of the season said she hasn’t received the $100,000 prize.

Khosi Twala

The South African star said the other housemates who won various prizes are yet to get theirs too.

“My victory at the Big Brother Titans show really surprised me, and whenever I watch it, it feels unreal and gives me goosebumps… My fellow housemates and I have not been paid our rewards, and I am sure it’s for a good cause,“ Twala revealed.

Sbu Buthelezi, the former Ukhozi FM presenter, has finally spoken out about the accusations of scamming individuals from his hometown of Nquthu in KwaZulu Natal, which resulted in his dismissal from the radio station. It is alleged that Buthelezi’s Amombuso Investment Group enticed investors to put their money into a scheme promising a 100% profit over a five-month period.

 

After reportedly selling his house in Umhlanga, Durban earlier this year, Buthelezi went into hiding as those who had invested their money sought after him. He sought refuge at his parents’ home, but on Monday, he was apprehended by a vigilante group called Isikebhe, following a report by Gcinumuzi Msibi, one of the individuals allegedly scammed out of R600,000.

In his first public statement since his dismissal from Ukhozi, Buthelezi refuted the intention of scamming those who invested in his scheme. He expressed his gratitude for the donations he has received from his fans since his apprehension. “I have never imagined that the power of social media would one day come in handy for me. The love people have shown me is amazing,” he shared emotionally. Buthelezi promised to address his supporters in person, expressing his gratitude to those who donated to him to repay the people who had invested in his business. He acknowledged the impact of his termination from Ukhozi FM, stating that it had deeply affected him. “I will make time to address you when I am mentally prepared,” he added.

Buthelezi’s situation highlights the power of social media and the unexpected support he has received from his fans. It also underscores the seriousness of the allegations against him and his intention to rectify the situation by repaying those affected. As the case unfolds, many are eagerly awaiting Buthelezi’s full explanation and hope for a resolution that addresses the concerns of the investors and the wider public.

Yesterday morning (Wednesday 21 June) Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) commander in chief Julius Malema took to his official Twitter account to make a post in which he asked EFF members and commissars to post pictures of themselves on Twitter, Julius Malema asked EFF members and commissars to post the pictures of themselves on Twitter as part of the political party’s 10th year anniversary celebrations, and countless EFF members and commissars responded by posting a lot of pictures of themselves wearing their EFF regalia.

 

“Dear Fighters and Commissars, please share your captured moments of the EFF in the past ten years. #EFFTurns10” – Wrote EFF leader Julius Malema on Twitter.

However, the picture that was posted by EFF member of parliament Naledi Chirwa has left a lot of South Africans on social media site Twitter talking, the picture in question shows Naledi Chirwa posing next 5 other beautiful ladies who are wearing EFF shirts, and the picture has left a lot of South Africans on Twitter wishing that they were EFF members.

Boitumelo Thulo, better known by her stage name Boity, is a well-known rapper, actor, businesswoman, and model from South Africa. Thulo’s contributions to the music and entertainment industries earned her a spot on Forbes Africa’s 30 Under 30 list in 2019. Boity has experienced many things over the years, including the altercation with Bujy that resulted in the charges being recently dropped.

Boity Thulo has withdrawn charges against Bujy Bikwa about one and a half years after their violent altercation.

After a heated confrontation at a hotel in Waterfall, Midrand, in 2021, the media personality filed a case of assault with the intent to cause great bodily harm.

The celebrities engaged in a protracted court struggle; their case was delayed to allow for additional investigations.

She recently surprised Mzansi with her dramatic physique transformation in just two weeks.

Boity genuinely meant it when she said two weeks ago that she was going back to the gym.

Although the majority of her supporters were overjoyed by the announcement, they never believed she was as serious as she is showing to be.

 

 

 

Nobody ever thought she’d be able to get rid of her old physique such that two weeks later, she’d appear entirely different.

Her new photos with Bonang Matheba make it very clear that she put a lot of effort into building up her body. People gushed about her beauty on social media as a result of this, causing a stir.