Economic Freedom Fighters deputy president, Floyd Shivambu has argued the the political analyst, Prince Mashele who published an unauthorised book of Herman Mashaba, has been singing for his supper throughout.

Shivambu is one of those who have heavily criticised the political analyst for being unethical. He said people should never have taken them seriously after it emerged that the book he published was unauthorised.

The exposé was made this week, and social media is inundated with criticisms about the issue. Floyd Shivambu said he is glad that those in Herman Mashaba’s circle are exposing each other.

“So this guy was singing for supper throughout? That is what this group that once called itself Midrand something do. I’m not shocked by the revelations of fraudulent book publishing.

What surprises me are people ever took Mashele and his friend serious about anything. It is good they are exposing each other,” said Floyd Shivambu.

ANC comrade in the Kwa-Zulu Natal province, Nathi Sithole argued that maybe the political analyst who published Herman Mashaba’s book unauthorised must start insulting former president Jacob Zuma so he could get away with it.

Sithole argued that many people in South Africa have been running away from being held accountable by insulting the ANC veteran, Jacob Zuma.

“Prince Mashele must just get a platform and insult president Zuma everyday and get away with all this. It always work in South Africa. A lot are rich today using president Zuma’s name,” said Nathi Sithole.

“Now that the small skeletons are out between Prince Mashele and Herman Mashaba, could it be that all the political analysis Mashele was providing, was in fact funded and carefully spread to ensure that it positioned Mashaba as a better politician. Since he had paid R12.5 million for a positive narrative and public relations?” A social critic said.

Get ready for a shocking revelation that will make your blood boil! The infamous Sizok’thola host, Xolani Khumalo, is in serious trouble. A group of black assassins, rumored to possess extraordinary intelligence, has set their sights on him. The motive? It all boils down to the controversial Protection of Personal Information Act, better known as the POPI Act. Similar to the EU’s GDPR, this legislation has sparked the interest of NGOs and the media, who are now determined to bring Khumalo down.

Supporters of Khumalo argue vehemently that foreigners are the saviors of South Africa and must be safeguarded at any cost. It’s like they consider these outsiders as the prodigal children of the nation, young and naïve. But are they truly innocent? Questions linger about the mysterious activities that occur during the show’s breaks. Communication mysteriously shuts down, and Khumalo’s denials are both relentless and exhausting. However, when the cameras start rolling again, it’s as if his guests have been transformed into singing canaries, divulging secrets left and right. What could be happening behind the scenes?

Speculations abound as to how Khumalo manages to extract such stunning confessions from his guests. Rumor has it that when the cameras are off, his methods turn sinister. Upon their return, the guests appear visibly distressed, struggling to communicate and drenched in sweat. Something nefarious must be going on. Yet, it’s crucial to remember that the authorities cannot resort to physical violence, such as beating or suffocating to coerce confessions. Let’s not forget that Khumalo is not a law enforcement officer; he simply entertains Moja Love’s audience in exchange for a generous paycheck.

The plot thickens, as the conspiracy theory gains traction. Dark shadows loom over Xolani Khumalo’s empire. The POPI Act and the relentless pursuit of NGOs and the media add fuel to the fire. Will the truth ever be unveiled? Are there unseen forces at play, exploiting the vulnerable in the name of entertainment? Brace yourself for the shocking revelations that lie ahead, for the world of Sizok’thola is far from what it seems.

Lady Zamar is a singer and songwriter from South Africa. Through her distinctive vocal style, Janet has increased her popularity and fan base.

She has released music that is causing ripples across the nation and shaking up the music industry. She has also published other well-known songs such as Love is Blind, Criminal, and Charlotte. Her song “My Baby” is one that many people find themselves repeating over and over.

She puts on amazing performances on stage and has amassed a sizable following around the nation. Despite the rivalry in the industry, Lady Zamar stands out thanks to her talent and hard work.

She is a house songwriter in addition to singing, and without a question, she is the queen of the South African music scene. She is a well-liked figure on the national and international music scene who is devoted to what she does. Everyone enjoys good music, thus her particular kind of music has become an industry superpower.

Social media was left at a standstill when it was reported that Hlubi Nkosi is not the father of Londie London’s first son.

Instagram gossip blog, The Popcorn Room, reported, “The DNA results are out! It is alleged that Londie London’s first born child is indeed not Hlubi Nkosi’s son. A close source has revealed this as being the main reason why Londie was sent packing from Hlubi’s mansion. The white BMW that was given to her by her ex fiancé was also confiscated following rumours of infidelity.”

Londie London clapped back at the allegations and shut the rumours down. She left this comment on the the post, “Who did you do this DNA test with? Where is it?”

The recent application filed by Dr. Nandipha Magudumana has stirred significant interest within legal circles and the public alike. The application, if successful, could have profound implications for her personal freedom. However, an objective examination reveals potential challenges she may face even if the High Court grants her request.

Dr. Magudumana’s application is undeniably fascinating. Her legal team has put forth compelling arguments that may find favor with the court. However, despite potential agreement, her path to freedom might be fraught with obstacles. It is widely anticipated that upon leaving the courtroom, she could be re-arrested, as authorities would likely be awaiting her at the doorstep.

 

 

 

The reasons behind this anticipated re-arrest are yet to be fully disclosed. However, speculation suggests that further investigations or new evidence might have come to light, warranting her detention once again. It is an unfortunate scenario, as Dr. Magudumana’s application, if successful, would seemingly grant her temporary respite from legal proceedings.

In contrast, Thabo Bester’s situation appears to be slightly different. While mentioned in relation to Dr. Magudumana’s case, the dispute surrounding his citizenship is factually and objectively not in question. Bester seems to be leveraging the attention surrounding Dr. Magudumana’s application to raise doubts about his own status. However, these claims lack substance and are viewed by legal experts as an attempt to exploit the situation.

Thabo Bester’s actions have raised skepticism and cast doubt on the motives behind his sudden interest in the ongoing legal proceedings. It is crucial to separate the two cases and scrutinize each independently. Dr. Magudumana’s application, based on its own merits, presents a more complex and intriguing legal conundrum.

As the case unfolds in the High Court, it will be fascinating to observe how the judiciary grapples with the intricacies of Dr. Magudumana’s application. The legal arguments put forth by her team are thought-provoking and warrant careful consideration.

Ultimately, it will be the responsibility of the court to weigh the evidence, examine legal precedents, and render a decision that upholds justice and the rule of law. The outcome of Dr. Magudumana’s application remains uncertain, and only time will reveal the course this legal saga will take.