Mutodi Nesheshe was confirmed dead on Thursday evening and lots of South Africans are left heartbroken by his untimely passing.

He’s popular for his role as Ndalamo on SABC 2’s soapie Movhango.

Mutodi’s family dropped a statement as regards his passing.

“With great sadness, we announce the passing of Mutodi Neshehe on July 1, 2021. He was our brother, uncle, father, mentor, role model and actor. He will be sorely missed by his family and close friends,” reads the statement.

The actor leaves behind two beautiful young girls.

Mutobi trends on social media as people pay tribute and send condolences to his family.

Rest easy Mutodi… He leaves two beautiful daughters behind. #RIPMutodiNeshehe pic.twitter.com/9nmoIM1g3O

— The Notorious Cellular® (@Cellular_Jnr) July 1, 2021

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Cassper Nyovest has taken to his social media to show his support to a sick lady who is suffering from Cystic Fibrosis (CF), a genetic disorder that causes severe damage to the lungs, digestive system and other organs in the body.
The star stated he will be donating R150k to the 26-year-old Nompilo from Swaziland.Nompilo was preparing her self for afterlife when the rapper showed up to help her financially for the transplant needed to be done in India.

“Tomorrow my psychologist is preparing me for my next life since I’m at the end stage,so now I have to live my life knowing I might die soon,since lung transplant us far fetched for now,drs are just going to try all they can to keep me in less pain and help me transition well,” she tweeted.

Cassper shared a video as he asks his fans to show their support to young Nompilo,

He said the story touched him because she was very positive even though she is going through a lot.

In his words, the lady does not have funds and she has not been able to raise her voice due to the internet shut down in Switzerland

 

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Makhadzi admits to fooling South Africans by virtually battling King Monada over ownership of unreleased song titled, Ganama.
 

The two teased the song some days ago, and some hours later, it was reported that they are beefing.The two attacked each other, as Makhadzi claimed she owns the song, while Monada disagrees, saying he actually owns it.

Returning to Twitter on Thursday, the singer said it was all publicity stunt to promote the unreleased song.

“Tomorrow we are dropping Ghanama official audio MAKHADZI AND KING MONADA FT PRINCE BENZA … I would like to inform everyone that me and monada we are fine we did those live videos for publicity stunt.. and it really worked for our song to be known before the release.”

However, followers were disappointed at her for such confession.

“This is disgraceful sis. Especially in light of the exploitation we continue to face as women in this industry. You lost a fan,” a fan said.

The Fergusons have finally decided to launch a film school for those who want to pursue a career in the arts.
Ferguson Film School is all about teaching students the ins and outs of media production and other unique skills

Taking to Twitter, Shona shared the news saying: “Building a sustainable film industry is a constant vision we are working towards. We are committed to raising future film industry leaders and The Ferguson Foundation intends to be the ladder that offers a step up for our communities.”

Shona wants to make sure that he does his part to make sure that the film industry is in good hands going forward.

He’s proud to be doing this and it’s all thanks to the Ferguson Foundation.

The television producer went on to say: “The Ferguson Film School will be the bridge between aspiring film players and the opportunity to make those dreams a reality through equipping, educating and creating networks.”

iFani is overly excited to be a role model to upcoming rapper, Big Xhosa.
Taking to Twitter, the star bragged about benig Big Xhosa’s favourite rapper.

The veteran rapper and Big Xhosa have dropped a new track titled Ikuku Endala and have been exchanging compliments on social media since the song dropped.

However, he has been representing Xhosa rap for a few years and Big Xhosa, also known as SOS, has just joined the game.

iFani took to social media a few days ago to let the whole of Mzansi know how excited he is to be the young artist’s

He jokingly asked: “Who’s SOS’s favourite rapper?? Coz I’m Big Xhosa’s favourite rapper. I ask coz I just heard: ‘I’m gettin’ bigger than my favourite rapper’, [S.O.S]. Yhuuu…nguban lowo? Simhleke.”