Celebrated radio host and media personality Sizwe Dhlomo is making headlines after he revealed that he is not a favourite fan of alcoholic drinks.

The controversial host made it known while responding to one of his followers on Twitter.

 

 

 
However, his response left many unconvinced that he hadn’t taken or touched alcohol.

Responding to a question from a follower about alcohol, Sizwe Dhlomo tweeted: “Hmmm… I don’t know. I’ve never touched alcohol. Tell me this… Why do you drink? Let me hear your reason first.”

In his response, he even asked why people take alcohol in the first place. No doubt his tweet has been making headlines. South Africans were left divided by his tweet as they shared their thoughts over the tweet.Here are some tweets that flooded social media after his tweet.

@african-news-agency commented: “The ease at which I converse with others when I’m drunk. I can network like nobody’s business. When there’s alcohol, there’s fun, with no uprightness and uptightness.”

@boigny4 posted: “I drink because of how I feel when I’m tipsy and drunk…”

@MokweleOmphile tweeted: “Siz…. you never had a taste, not even a sip, like a bit of it?”

Undoubtedly, he has been topping trends on Twitter in the backdrop of Dineo Ranaka’s dramatic exit from Kaya 959.

Dineo Ranaka was fired from Kaya 959 for not showing up at work. However, her dramatic exit came in the backdrop of her cryptic depression Instagram posts that got Mzansi worried.

However, many were more than convinced that Sizwe Dhlomo had a hand in her fallout with the station. Despite the daring claims, Sizwe Dhlomo has yet to address the daring rumours that have often taken a toll on her career.

Dhlomo has often been dragged into Kaya 959’s legal battle with Unathi Nkayi, who was also fired from the station.

Nasty C revealed to the world that his girlfriend, Sammie Heavens—real name Ntombizodwa Beatrice Sibanyoni is pregnant during a freestyle on Charlie Sloth’s Fire in The Booth radio slot which aired in London earlier this month,

“I feel my maker. I don’t feel failure. I’m a caregiver; I’m a risk-taker. Getting my cake up, getting my rank up…”

“My pops is Christian but if he heard I was bi*ching, the storm getting cursed out…”

“And bae’s still preggos and as soon as that’s done, we back on tour getting fu**ed up,” Nasty C said in his freestyle.

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A few days later, Sammie Heavens confirmed that she is indeed pregnant by sharing an adorable picture of her small baby bump and a photo of her pregnancy test which indicated that she was three weeks pregnant when the test was taken.

The latest photos shared on Nasty C’s feed indicate that Sammie Heaven is either in the last weeks of her first trimester or somewhere during her second trimester. This is because the rapper’s baby’s sonogram shows a full-size baby with defined features. According to Cleveland Clinic, the first trimester ends after the 13th week. This is the stage where all the organs and body systems begin to form.

Whereas, the second trimester lasts between 14 and 27 week of pregnancy. And, this is the stage where the baby starts adding weight, taking on features of a newborn and also when an ultrasound can be had to determine the sex of the baby, Cleveland Clinic added.

Singer Zandie Khumalo lost her cool while being cross examined during the #SenzoMeyiwaTrial as she told Adv. Nxumalo to watch his tone.Tensions were high between State witness Zandie Khumalo and defence lawyer Advocate Zithulele Nxumalo – representing accused number four – when the singer lost her her cool and told the counsel to watch his tone when speaking to her.

The Ikhwela singer – who is being cross examined at the North Gauteng High Court in Pretoria – was among the people who were in the Vosloorus house in Gauteng when the Bafana Bafana and Orlando Pirates goalkeeper was killed in 2014 in what is believed to be a botched robbery.

During the cross examination, when Zandie was questioned about her statements, Adv Nxumalo pointed out that she did not mention attempting to dial 10111 – which she told the court in her testimony that she tried dialling but the number had escaped her memory.

“I do remember that I said it, I did not say it for the first time in court. I have no control over what a police officer writes or considers important,” Zandie responded.

The defence lawyer also probed Zandie about her statement which does not correlate with her then-boyfriend Longwe Twala’, where he reportedly said in an SMS sent to “Twala 2” that Meyiwa was shot infront of them.

“He is suggesting he was there. But you said Longwe ran out,” Nxumalo tells Zandie.

In response she said: “He will come here to tell the court. I can’t speak on his behalf. Call Longwe. I am here for myself, not Longwe.”When Nxumalo asked Zandie to keep her answers short, she replied: “Please watch your tone when you speak to me. I am not your wife. I am someone else’s wife.”

Nxumalo did not take kindly to the singer’s words, telling the court to intervene because he feels intimidated.

Judge Ratha Mokgoatlheng interjected and asked both parties to respect the decorum of the court.Nxumalo and Zandie had another stand-off when he put it to her that the deceased was killed by someone in the house. This was after he had referred to an affidavit by the man initially arrested for Meyiwa’s murder, Zamokuhle Mbatha. Mbatha was identified by Zandie and Kelly’s mother, Ntombi Khumalo, but was later found not guilty.

“You and the other witnesses; that is your mother and Mthokozisi Twala; have a tendency of pointing out innocent people willy-nilly to avoid avoid the suggestion that the deceased was killed by one of the people inside the house. There was no robbery there,” Nxumalo told Zandie.

“You can put it to me 50 times until you foam at the mouth if that helps you sleep at night, what I am saying is that there were intruders,” Zandie replied.

Nxumalo again did not take exception to her response, however, Zandie said she takes her leads on how to respond from him

South African musician J’Something — real name Joao da Fonseca — is one of the country’s most unproblematic musicians. Because of this, he has garnered thousands of fans who absolutely adore him. He has gained quite a few more after heading online to share a beautiful anniversary message to his wife Cordelia Godi.

The pair are celebrating 12 years of togetherness and judging by his post, can’t be happier. Many who saw the post absolutely loved it and wished the beautiful couple nothing but the best.MiCasa music group member J’Something and his wife Cordelia “Coco” Godi first tied the knot in 2016 and have been enjoying life together ever since.

The lovely couple often leave others filled with envy as they shower one another with love and sweet words on social media.

This year the lovebirds are celebrating 12 years of being together and of course the musician and foodie headed online to pay a special tribute to his lovely wife.

Taking to Twitter earlier today, the singer penned a heartwarming post about sticking by her side for many more years.

“Yooooo Coco … 12 years down … however many more to go … all I want you to know on this day is that I don’t plan on leaving your side … all the way … through it all! I love you,” he wrote.The post received over 13k likes and many comments from fans who shared nothing but well wishes for the pair.

“I love how you love your wife loudly and boldly, very rare,” one person commented.

Another added, “May the Lord bless me with this kind of love.”

KwaZulu-Natal’s Lethkukhanye Mjaji aka Miss Albany has become an overnight South African super star and more importantly a symbol of hope for many. The three-year-old first stole millions of hearts after her uncle Lungisani Mjaji — a photographer — took beautiful photos of her holding a loaf of Albany bread. The photos have gone viral and she has since bagged as the face of the bread company. She has also received a number of goods from various other local brands.

Because of this, her uncle has headed online to thank her for the light she has brought to their family and also to the country.Lethkukhanye Mjaji is currently South Africa’s golden girl.

The young model has gone viral on social media after she was captured playing in the mud holding a loaf of Albany bread.

Currently, she is at the top of trends as many discuss how wonderful her rise to fame has been.

Taking to Facebook on Saturday last week, her uncle and photographer Lungisani Mjaji shared a heartfelt post about the light she has brought to their family and to SA.“I am writing to express my heartfelt gratitude for the light you have brought not only to our family but also to the entire artistic community of South Africa. As a model, your presence and grace have been a true inspiration, illuminating the beauty that surrounds us,” he wrote.

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He also went on to share how the name he chose for her — Lethukukhanye — is the perfect name for her because she is “a symbol of hope, and a beacon of beauty and elegance.”

Not ending his lovely post there, he went on to thank ‘Miss Albany’ for all her passion for modelling has done for her family.

“Thank you, Lethukukhanya, for being the incredible model that you are and for being an integral part of our family and South Africa as a whole. Your presence and modeling contributions are deeply valued and appreciated,” he said.