Itumeleng Khune reportedly resumed his relationship with Sphelele Makhunga in 2019 and the couple would go on to formally marry in June 2022.

Khune is reported to have paid Lobola some time ahead of their eventual wedding and public scrutiny has not always been good for this couple.

The model, influencer and Varsity College graduate is also a mother of two.Makhunga also runs Eminence, a décor and event firm that plans festivities, baby showers, and birthday parties.

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In addition, she founded Eminence Florist, whose roses and flowers are sold in Johannesburg garages.

On her Instagram profile, Makhunga often advertises her enterprises, but not much is known about her life prior to meeting the Kaizer Chiefs and Bafana stopper.

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Makhunga has uploaded footage of herself trainingin their home gym with her husband, as well as a progress film of her muscular growth with personal trainer Blckvreka.

Makhunga and Khune welcomed their second child, a bay girl named Ziyanda, in June 2021. Amogelang, their first child, was born in February 2020. Makhunga now lives in Johannesburg with her husband but she originally hails from Durban and still visits the city often.

She holds a Bachelor of Education from Varsity College. Makhunga has handled the spotlight gracefully, establishing a solid family unit with their two girls and backing her husband through some tough times on the pitch. She has proved herself to be a capable businesswoman, effectively managing her enterprises outside of her responsibilities as a mother and wife.

Faith Nketsi divorces her husband Nzuzo Njilo after one year of marriage. The socialite and the businessman tied the knot in a private ceremony in April 2022.

On Thursday, the reality TV star released a statement to announce that they are at the final stages of divorce. Reports and rumors about their divorce and separation made headlines a few weeks ago, but the star finally confirmed on her social media account.
“It is with great sadness that I have to announce that Nzuzo Njilo and I are in the final stages of our divorce proceedings. No one gets married with the intention to get divorced. However, through careful consideration and mediation, we have decided to go our separate ways. Nzuzo Njilo continues to be an amazing father to our beautiful daughter, whom we are co-parenting,” she wrote.“As a public figure I do understand that my life is a matter of public interest, however at this sensitive time I would appreciate some privacy,” she added.Shortly after their marriage in 2022, Faith Nketsi praised her now ex-husband with sweet words.

“I love you so much Mr Njilo, there won’t be a day that will go past without me showing you how much I love you. A special thank you to @otiz_seflo when I saw myself in this dress I literally cried. I loved it so much. @lebogang_bang my makeup looked so beautiful, I’ll never stop telling you how much I appreciate you. Thank you @jozeest for my headpiece, it completed the look and made me feel like a princess,” she wrote.

As the year comes to an end, singer Makhadzi – real name Ndivhudzannyi Ralivhona celebrated her Spotify numbers as she announced her ranking this year on the music platform as seen in her Instagram post shared on Thursday, 30 November.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
Makhadzi is on a winning streak! She recently made history as the most streamed South African female artist on Spotify recently — But that’s not all, she also recently bagged a car endorsement with Ford and was recently awarded the Best Traditional Album award at the South African Music Awards (SAMAs), ZiMoja reported.Taking to her feed on Thursday, she said that reaching the top of Spotify’s streams list did not come easy. She then thanked her diehard fans for their unwavering support.

“Number 1 South African most streamed artist of the year is the one and only Makhadzi. 23m streams! I am speechless. It was not easy to make it in the middle of Amapiano but with God, I made it ka skompo. Thank you for making me close the year with this happiness. Numbers don’t lie. I work hard [andOther artists that were also spotted celebrating their Spotify streams on social media are Oscar Mbo who reached 10.1 million streams and Prince Kaybee who got up to 10.7 million streams. Makhadzi has recently paid tribute to one of her dancers who passed away last month. Once again, taking to her feed, she bid the dancer farewell and sent her condolences to his family.“Moments shared will always be cherished. Friendships created, bonds formed beyond our imagination. Hearts torn into pieces in disbelief that today we are covered in this blanket called grief…. RIP. Condolences to the family and friends,” she wrote.

Popular South African Amapiano sensation and producer DJ Maphorisa took to Instagram to reveal his new housing project. The multi-award-winning producer recently hogged headlines when it was revealed that he was building a mega-mansion.

 

 

 

 

However, against the news, DJ Maphorisa did not openly confirm the news of his mansion.Taking to Instagram, DJ Oskido posted videos and photos on the site with DJ Maphorisa. He captioned the post: “It’s truly special to guide @djmaphorisa as he embarks on the path to becoming a real estate developer.”In the now-viral video, the two were spotted holding a plan of the two-storey mansion. DJ Oskido jokily said it’s a massive project and likened it to Mall of Africa.

Over the years, the mall has made headlines with its modern architectural designs. The now-video has gained thousands of comments and reactions since it dropped on the internet.

Over the years, the bubbly DJ has splurged millions on his life of glitz and glamour. However, despite his fame, he has managed to keep his private life under wraps, leaving many to guess.

Ann Malinga, the wife of the late award-winning producer Robbie Malinga is fighting to get hundreds of thousands, if not millions, she says are owed to her late husband. The skeletons of Thembinkosi “TK” Nciza, Gauteng ANC provincial secretary have come to haunt him. Malinga, who died on 25 December 2017, produced Zahara’s top-selling albums – from her debut Loliwe, Phendula to Country Girl. A furious Ann says, “Universal is also part of this fraud by the way. How did they sign the Loliwe catalogue without checking the existing agreement which is between three parties, TS Records, Robbie and Universal.

They are shifting the blame to TS.” Ann says she is being sent from pillar to post when she tries to get answers from former TS Records owner and Gauteng ANC provincial secretary, Thembinkosi “TK” Nciza, who allegedly got angry when he heard that Ann was communicating with Universal Music to try and find out about the unpaid royalties. Ann tells ZiMoja that Nciza has been dismissing her while Universal Music responded to her, in an email seen by ZiMoja.Realising that Nciza is the person who will give her tangible answers, Ann said she wrote to him enquiring about the royalties. In a response seen by ZiMoja, Nciza says: “Will wait for you and speak with you when you are ready to talk no problem.

Nciza’s lawyer, Dumisani Motsamai of Morolong Inc. sent Ann an email on Saturday, November 23, with a breakdown of Robbie’s royalty payments and status. The email reads:” Kindly please receive Robbie Malinga’s cumulative royalties statements for the period November / December 2021. The commencement of the TS Records / UMG Licensing Agreement up to Q2 of 2023. Kindly please acknowledge receipt. You will note from the summary spreadsheet that the total amount due to yourself / the estate for this period is R3 247.13. This R3 247.13 was however not paid over to yourself / the estate because TS Records advanced an amount of R80 000.00 to yourself / the estate, against future royalties, in November/December 2021. This amount therefore went towards recoupment of that advance. All future royalty payments will be treated the same way until the advance is fully recouped.TS Records will however continue to diligently share with you, quarterly royalties statements throughout this period. The next statement will be in January 2024 and will cover the periods Q3 and Q4 of 2023.

Nciza is also being accused by Ann of swindling money made from Robbie’s soundtrack, which she says he did for Orlando Pirates. The song, Yonke Lendawo Amabhakabhaka, is always played during Orlando Pirates matches, and whenever the Bucs score, the programme director blasts it and takes the celebrating fans into a frenzy at the stadium. Ann shot back at Nciza’s lawyer Motsamai,asking that they, “Send me information about the Orlando Pirates project that is also fraudulent from payments to be registered under a mysterious company. Advice when TS is going to pay up the R2 million loan/advance back to Universal so I can get paid the royalties.” The song Yonke Lendawo Amabhakabhaka is part of a 12-track album recorded in 2015, which is also available on downloads. Ann says her late husband has not been paid royalties for the album, which is registered under MMT, a company she doesn’t know. A “Who is MMT? TK must explain,” Ann asks, adding that she also spoke to Pirates about the album and got satisfactory answers: “Please note I’m clear with Pirates. Nkosana (Khoza) explained everything to me which is what I knew. I don’t want them to think I’m bad-mouthing them. They did nothing wrong.

Motsamai dismisses Robbie’s widow’s claims. He says, “So Mrs Malinga basically is effectively saying, that regardless of the fact that she received the R80k advance from TS Records in December 2021 – which she does not deny by the way- TS should still be paying the estate royalties for sales from December 2021 to now. Kanjani? when we have not recouped the R80k advance paid to her in December 2021.

Without showing any proof of contract entered between TS Records and Robbie, Motsamai adds that they (EMI) paid TS’s artists, producers and featured artists in accordance with the agreements then in place between TS and these creatives. “This was a trend from the birth of TS Records until this contract came to an end in November 2021. What this means therefore is that Robbie Malinga’s royalties for this period were never (meant to be) paid by TS Records anyway. During this time, Robbie Malinga was paid all his royalties, well and he never once complained to anyone,until he sadly passed away.”