American singer Chris Brown had a good time with Tyla in Paris, France.

The two singers are good dancers and the international star tried to learn how to move like the SA star.

In a video that surfaced on social media, Chris was seen learning the “Water” dance challenge, but he failed woefully.Fakaza

Chris Brown grooves with Tyla

American singer Chris Brown had a good time with Tyla in Paris, France.

 
The two singers are good dancers and the international star tried to learn how to move like the SA star.

In a video that surfaced on social media, Chris was seen learning the “Water” dance challenge, but he failed woefully.

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However, he vibed along and tried dancing with the 21-year-old.

The two talents laughed it off and bonded together.

The video garnered various comments from Mzansi users on social media.

Boohle, real name Buhle Manyathi opens up about her success as a musician.

The singer is regarded as one of the most powerful vocalists in the industry, especially in the Amapiano genre.

She tells TshishaLIVE that the journey has been great, and she’s learnt a lot about the music industry.

 

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“It’s been a great journey for me. All the transitions I’ve had have been quite amazing because I’m doing what I love. Every difficulty, every fun moment has contributed to the person that I am right now. I’ve learnt a lot about the music industry and it has made me the artist I am today,” she said.

Boohle further revealed how her church background has helped her to remain humble despite the fame.

“I’m so thankful that I started in church. My parents are still church leaders and it keeps me grounded. Even though I am not doing gospel you can still hear the religious elements in my music which is what we know as amapiano today.”

“It’s important to put the message out there so people know me for who I am. I haven’t lost myself so I don’t want them to forget who I am either. I always have my head down and check myself,” she added.

Nomcebo and Robot Boii at Trace Awards 2023

Nomcebo Zikode and Robot Boii bagged a win each at the Trace Awards 2023.

Taking to social media, the South African stars shared photos of their awards and expressed gratitude.

Nomcebo won the Best Global African Artist, while Robot won the Best Dancer.

Nomcebo and Robot Boii at Trace Awards 2023

Nomcebo Zikode and Robot Boii bagged a win each at the Trace Awards 2023.

 

 

 
Taking to social media, the South African stars shared photos of their awards and expressed gratitude.

Nomcebo won the Best Global African Artist, while Robot won the Best Dancer.

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“#TraceAwards2023 were such an amazing experience and I got to hang with other stars. Best part of the night was me walking away with #BestGlobalAfricanArtist and I will forever be thankful and grateful for the love I receive everywhere I go,” she wrote.

“Dear 🇿🇦…Amapiano to the world! BEST DANCER IN AFRICA AWARD. God Did,” Boii wrote.

The estranged husband of businesswoman Shauwn “MaMkhize” Mkhize, Sbu Mpisane has found himself entangled in her tax problems with the South African Revenue Service (SARS). Sunday World has exclusively learned that SARS served Mpisane with a writ of execution to seize movable assets from the house he resides in KwaZulu-Natal.

 

 

 

 
Despite their separation several years ago, Mkhize and Mpisane have not officially divorced and are still legally married in a community of property. As a result, Mpisane may face the loss of his movable assets if SARS decides to auction them off.The estranged husband of businesswoman Shauwn “MaMkhize” Mkhize, Sbu Mpisane has found himself entangled in her tax problems with the South African Revenue Service (SARS). Sunday World has exclusively learned that SARS served Mpisane with a writ of execution to seize movable assets from the house he resides in KwaZulu-Natal.

Despite their separation several years ago, Mkhize and Mpisane have not officially divorced and are still legally married in a community of property. As a result, Mpisane may face the loss of his movable assets if SARS decides to auction them off.Mkhize, also known as Mabong Flora-Junior Mkhize, has been facing a substantial tax bill of R12.7 million. SARS has also targeted movable assets belonging to her football club, Royal AM, which competes in the Premier Soccer League (PSL). Mkhize’s tax troubles have further escalated as her failure to pay her players on time resulted in them reporting the matter to the South African Football Players Union (Safpu) for intervention.

Princess MacDonald is excited to be among the top three contestants in Idols SA’s final season.

 

 

 

 
The singer is also the last woman standing, as the other two contestants are men – Thabo and Faith.Princess is 24-year-old from Mpumalanga, and she’s auditioned from the 8th season, till this final season.Speaking to a local publication, the singer revealed why she didn’t give up on auditioning.“I believe I can sing and the only way to showcase my talent to the world is to enter Idols, because at that time I didn’t have any other option. I’ve tried so many but I guess it wasn’t my time. I told myself I’ll never give up until I get what’s meant to be mine. Til I got the opportunity,” she said.

MacDonald further said that her son has been her motivation“My son [Jaden]. He is the first reason I always grind. My background, where I come from. It’s something I want to change. I want to be a mom, who’s going to be there for him. Become independent and have what I could call mine and also take care of my family.”Princess is confident on making it to the top two.

“I am so nervous… Especially having to compete with two guys with a strong fan base but I believe I’ll make it to the top two.”