‘I HAD A SEVERE STROKE THIS MORNING’
In an Instagram Story posted on Thursday, Cori candidly opened up about her medical emergency. The rapper’s daughter added, “I had a severe stroke this am”.

In the post she added a photo of herself lying in a hospital bed and shared how she broke down when hospital staff told her that she suffered from a stroke.

 
“I started breaking down crying when they told me”, Cori noted.

While Broadus did not give any additional details about her diagnosis, in a follow-up post, she questioned what she did to deserve “all of this” at 24-years-old.

“Like I’m only 24 what did I do in my past to deserve all of this”, Cori Broadus expressed.

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SNOOP DOGG’S DAUGHTER CORI DIAGNOSED WITH LUPUS
At six-years-old Cori was diagnosed with lupus. According to Mayo Clinic Lupus is “a disease that occurs when your body’s immune system attacks your own tissues and organs (autoimmune disease)”.

Mayo Clinic continues: “Inflammation caused can affect many different body systems, including your joints, skin, kidneys, blood cells, brain, heart and lungs.

There is no cure for the inflammatory disease, but there are treatments that can help control symptoms. Symptoms consist of fatigue, fever, skin lesions, joint pain, stiffness and swelling, butterfly-shaped rash on the face, chest pain, memory loss, shortness of breath, headaches, Fingers and toes that turn white or blue when exposed to cold or during stressful periods, just to name a few.

Lupus affects so many organs in the body and can also increase the risk of a stroke.

Popular Mzansi star, award-winning actor Wiseman Mncube has weighed in on claims Skeem Saam actress Nompilo Mwelase was “rude and heartless” towards aspiring actors during the auditions by Black Brains Pictures at the Bat Centre in Durban this past weekend.Mvelase (who plays the role of Nokuthula on the SABC 1 educational drama series) received backlash for not giving hopefuls enough time during their monologues.

 

 

 

The actress was also accused of being biased and giving special treatmSpeaking to Sunday World, Mwelase said she was only doing her job, and to the best of her ability.ent to actors who had already established themselves in the industry.“People must work on their craft. I’m not gonna be having bosses not happy with my work trying to please people,” said Mwelase.“I had a judge having to do pre-screening after me because I was being kind and letting people go through, but judges complained that they were getting only ‘wooden mics’ instead of people they were really looking for.”

She added that, having been down the same road, and with her experience, she can easily spot potential.

“I have been down this road myself, but I dusted myself up and kept knocking on doors until my break came.

“This year is the fourth year I am working with Mandla N [Black Brain Pictures founder] because I had to go through phases. As much as some people were desperate for opportunities at the auditions, I was also doing my job to the best of my ability.”Mncube further slammed fellow actors who mistreat those who have not made it.

“This thing of saying I’ve been through this and that must change manje [now] cause when we were going through that it wasn’t nice.

“It was also hard on us and it’s time we change that because I don’t buy this thing of saying it’s part of the game, because all we are doing is condoning it. Remember that behind the auditionee is a person. So give that person a chance to showcase what you’ve advertised that you are looking for.

“I could be wrong because I believe in genuine craft, not looks. We are here to act, not to showcase how good looking we are. This has made me toy with the idea of opening up my modeling production.”

Cassper Nyovest celebrates the 10th anniversary of his hit song Doc Shebeleza. The hit song was released in 2014, off his Tsholofelo album.The rapper expressed excitement for how far he’s come, and he promises to do better in the next 10 years.

 

 

 

 

“Today marks 10 years of this song. I was a wild young man. God has moulded me and kept me in his grace. All the glory to God. I’m blessed, greatful and truly humbled by your support. The next 10 years will be more meaningful, more spiritual and monumental!!! Die pope sal Daans!!! This gone be special!!!! Wait on it,” he wrote.Knowing that Nyovest has given his life to God and become more spiritual, it should take no one by surprise if the next 10 years is all about gospel raps. Fans congratulate the South African star for the anniversary of the classic

DJ Maphorisa brags about being a game changer, especially for the South African music industry. The musician’s contribution is blatant, and he’s engraved his name on all of Mzansi’s musical genres. Taking to Twitter, Phori gave himself his flowers as he acknowledged the work he’s done over the years.However, he is on a mission to do more and make history. I changed this music game n I’m gonna change it again watch,” he wrote. However, critics jumped on Maphorisa’s tweet with various takes.“Wena you were just lucky to get Kabza De small when he was still hustling, you’re nothing without him You used the young man to your advantage now you 50/50 on amapiano which Kabelo is the brains behind, you’re no different to politicians wena san Big up to you you outsmarted him,” comment reads.
“i really do why he hasn’t produced his own project thou… But la kuna Phori khona,” another wrote. You’re giving yourself to much credit, usho ngama hips,” tweep wrote.

 

 

 

 

 

Today is quite a significant day for South African matriculants who learned whether or not the work they out in last year’s school term was enough to earn them a pass. Among those who celebrated their success is Minister Panyaza Lesufi who pointed out on X that the 2023 class managed to pull off the highest pass rate since 1994.

While many joined him in celebrating the 2023 matriculants, even more people roasted him over his support of futuristic township taverns which was launched last year in partnership with beer giant Heineken.PANYAZI LESUFI REMINDED OF FUTURISTIC TAVERNS WHILE CELEBRATING 2023 MATRICS
Last year, Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi excitedly headed to X to discuss the idea of having “Taverns of the Future” in communities across the province.

 

 

The iniative – Taverns of the Future — is a project spearheaded by Heineken South Africa and has been endorsed by Lesufi who says that the renovations and support of qualifying taverns will “grow Gauteng” and create employmentThe idea was largely slammed by local social media users who don’t see how placing high quality taverns in townships will improve those communities.

Their disappointment over the futuristic taverns was once again brought up earlier today when Lesufi shared a congratulatory message with 2023’s matriculants.

“Well done Ma’2000 for the highest matric pass since 1994 #Matric2023,” he tweeted.

Take a look below:

Well done Ma’2000 for the highest matric pass since 1994 #Matric2023

— Panyaza Lesufi (@Lesufi) January 18, 2024.Many blasted him for not endorsing better ideas than futuristic taverns to help these matriculants who are now officially unemployed.

Others remarked how the current 30% pass rate contributed to the class’ success rate.

“Taverns of the future are waiting for them,” one person said sarcastically while another wrote:

“And instead of preparing educational facilities for them, you tarvens are waiting for them. You must be ashamed of yourself.”