Molemo Maarohanye, better known as Jub Jub, is a top entertainer in South Africa. He rose to fame as a child star and has continued to win the hearts of audiences across the country with his music and impeccable presenting skills. Jub Jub’s real name is Molemo Maarohanye.

Although the majority of Jub Jub’s life story has been made public, very little is known about the man who was responsible for his upbringing, his father.

Jackie Ramohlola Maarohanye, better known as Mama Jackie, is Jub Jub’s mother. She is a controversial educator and philanthropist who rose to international fame in the 1990s and early 2000s when she founded Ithuteng Trust School to assist orphans in her community. Her story attracted the attention of celebrities from all over the world, including Oprah Winfrey, who expressed their support for her endeavor. However, an investigation conducted by Carte Blanche later revealed that she had provided false information to the media outlet.

Mama Jackie and Sydney Maarohanye were once married, but their union ended a few years ago in a very contentious divorce that resulted in them publicly fighting for their estate, which consisted of multiple homes, a car fleet, and several businesses, one of which was a butchery.

The history of Jub Jub’s father, including his date of birth, place of education, and place of employment, as well as his current whereabouts, are unknown at this time.

The early years of Jub Jub’s life as well as his educational background
The 29th of June, 1980 found Jub Jub being born in Soweto, Orlando East. He is one of a total of five children that Jub Jub’s parents have.

Jub Jub was a natural-born entertainer who was drawn to music and performance from a very young age. He first shot to fame at the age of 10 when he was cast in the advertisement for Inkomazi, which catapulted him into the public eye.

After that, he became a cast member on the SABC1 show Jam Alley, and a little while later, he was cast in the Oliver Schmitz crime drama Hijack Stories.

Jub Jub was awarded a scholarship to attend LaGuardia High School for Performing Arts in Manhattan, New York, after he had finished his primary school education.

His first studio album, titled Rare Breed, was released in 2006, marking the beginning of Jub Jub’s career as a musician. It featured the hit song “Good Time of Your Time,” which was played extensively on radio and television stations across the country. Due to the widespread acclaim that the album received, Jub Jub was asked to give a performance at the Metro FM Music Awards in the year 2006.

In 2007, he issued his second album under the title My Shine. On this album, he collaborated with the Jaziel Brothers to create the hit song Ndikhokhele, which went on to win multiple awards. Over 150,000 copies of the song were sold, and it was also nominated for a number of prestigious awards.

Rare Breed Entertainment was the name of the record label that Jub Jub established in 2009, and he worked closely with Sheer Music during that time.

After having served his sentence, Jub Jub was able to turn his life around and get back to his successful career in both the music and television industries.

Babes Wodumo caused a commotion after she successfully unlocked the phone that belonged to her late husband, Mampintsha.

Babes Wodumo, who was overjoyed at her success, went on Instagram Live shortly after she had retrieved Mampintsha’s passwords and been granted access to Mampintsha’s phone.

I was able to track down my baby’s pin at last (Mampintsha). Many thanks, sweetie. Shame on my husband; he loved me, and he loved me right up until the end. “I am reading your messages,” she said while letting out a particularly vile cackle at the same time.

People in South Africa have voiced their opinions on the matter in response to the video, which has caused a stir on social media. Zandie Khumalo and her husband, Mhlonishwa Gumede, are two examples of individuals who have expressed their opinions regarding the video.

Zandie Khumalo shared a conversation she had with her husband about Mampintsha’s phone on her social media account. The conversation centered on Mampintsha’s phone. In the conversation that took place on WhatsApp, Zandie’s husband makes the comment that Mampintsha’s phone ought to have been buried with him.

According to what he said, it is common practice for people to have their belongings buried with them after they pass away. South Africans couldn’t contain their laughter at the suggestion. The following are some of the responses received:

oumamanamela: Someone once said that no one gossips more than a committed married couple, and just as I answer my husband’s call to say, “Yeeeeeei weena, I know Ziyakhala,” I am reminded of this old saying.

ayanda dikinyeka: The portion of the conversation with Mpintsho in which the phone was buried for me

njabsvezi: Please maKhumalo, we are going to bury Gumede along with his phone… Do not trouble us in any way.

Take a look at the following to hear what Zandie Khumalo and her husband had to say to one another about Mampintsha’s phone:

Mzansi Breaks Down Into Tears After Hearing Zandie Khumalo & Her Husband’s On Mampintsha’s Phone

It has been reported that Zamanguni Maphumulo, who was the mother of the late South African musician Mandla “Mampintsha” Maphumulo, is ill. According to Pinki Gumede, who is Mampintsha’s sister, Zama has been admitted to the Wentworth hospital, and she is currently receiving medical attention there.

Pinki shared with the Daily Sun that their mother is in a critical condition. She continued by saying that after Mampintha passed away in December of the previous year, she became frail and was unable to walk.”

 

 

Mampintsha’s mother is reportedly in hospital
A few days after Mampintsha passed away, reports began to circulate stating that Zama had been admitted to the hospital due to the fact that she was not feeling well. According to Pinki, the passing of Mampintsha has had an effect on the health of her mother.

Mampintsha’s Mom, Zamanguni Gum…

Pinki shared with the publication that despite her mother’s bubbly personality, she hasn’t been the same since the passing of Pinki’s brother.

Pinki is pleading with the general public for assistance in obtaining the best possible care for her mother. She disclosed to the news organization that she is considering transferring her mother to a private hospital.

Even though I am aware that the medical staff is doing everything in their power to save her, my hope is that she will be transferred to a private hospital.

“That is beyond my financial means at the moment. I am making a request to the general public for assistance in order to ensure that she receives the best possible care “— I quote her.

According to recent information provided by Zimoja Lezinto, Zama is fuming about the actions of Babes Wodumo, who is her daughter-in-law. The Gqom Queen is currently trending for all the wrong reasons on various social media platforms.

The manner in which she is mourning and paying her Mampintsha her final respects is upsetting a great number of people. In an interview with the publication, Zama stated that Babes is showing disrespect for her son and that she is not grieving in the appropriate manner.

The death of a well-known Orlando Pirate is sad for the football family. Superfan, that’s good enough.

Sithole, who was also known as “5 Skippers,” became well-known by becoming the biggest fan of the Orlando Pirates and going to every game dressed as a woman.

He will also be remembered for the funny things he said during interviews on TV and radio.

GoodEnough “5 Skipas” Sithole, a huge fan of the Orlando Pirates, has died.

According to reports, Sithole died early Friday morning.

His incredible rise to fame was due to his love for the football team and his unique quotes, such as “I’m not sure” and “I love it for the Pirates,” which he said in interviews and helped him become a commercial success.

The Orlando Pirates Gugulethu branch fan account posted on social media about his death.

The post said, “The Greater Gugulethu Branch mourns the sad and ultimately passing of one of the club’s loyal supporters, Mr. Goodenough Sithole.”

“We send our deepest condolences to his family, close friends, and everyone else who knew him well.” “May our heavenly Father give you all comfort during this very hard time.” “May his soul rest in peace.” #GugulethuBranch #OnceAlways, “Good Enough.

Many people are still mourning the death of popular artist Mampintsha, who passed away in December after suffering from a stroke. After his death, many people were left in shock, and people felt sorry for Babes Wodumo, who is now a widow at the age of 28 and also a single mother. Babes Wodumo and Mampintsha’s relationship was known not to be very perfect, especially after the abuse allegations that he allegedly put Babes Wodumo through and his infidelity.

Babes Wodumo was also known for not having a good relationship with her mother-in-law, who is the mother of the late Mampintsha. The two were not seeing eye to eye when the artist was still alive, but during his funeral, Babes Wodumo and her mother-in-law made up and squashed their conflict. But then it seems like they are back at it again, especially after the way Babes Wodumo has been behaving these past days after she was unable to unlock her husband’s phone and she found out that he was unfaithful to her during the marriage.

Babes Wodumo was also seen as someone who does not look like she is in mourning, and this is something that does not sit right with her mother-in-law, who has stated in an interview that Babes Wodumo is gallivanting in the streets and is not at home. She is out dancing and partying; she is also not wearing the clothes of a woman who has just lost her husband. Her mother-in-law said she would not be surprised if she found out she is dating someone.

After she stated this, Babes Wodumo’s fans came to her defense, stating that Babes Wodumo is still a young woman and that it is not fair that she is expected to wear black clothes. They also said that she should instead address Babes and not the media because it seems like she likes attention too.