Category: MZANSI CELEBS

Bonang Matheba is set to launch her own Talent Agency. The media personality is excited about the plan that she revealed during her sit-down with Thando Thabethe on 947’s HerStory Unplugged. Queen B explained why she’s focusing on talent management.“It’s like a power production agency, part talent hub because South Africans are great and we are fantastic, but we have not mastered talent management, and there’s no governance in our entertainment industry,” she said.

 

 

 

“We have so many superstars, but why aren’t they where they need to be? We don’t know how to cultivate them, provide for them, and move them to where they need to be.

Bonang had issues with her former management agency, Celebrity Services Africa (CSA) and they had a lengthy legal battle.

Bonang Matheba

However, she won the case, which she celebrated. Fans are excited seeing that the star is making a move to open her own agency.

Somizi Mhlongo announces good news with his FansSomizi Mhlongo announces that he will be the MC at Burna Boy’s concert in South Africa. The Nigerian star will be performing at the FNB stadium on the 23rd of September 2023. Taking to social media, the media personality promoted the show and urged people to buy tickets. He also informed the public that the greatest news is that he will be the MC of the concert.

 

 

That person that said put somizi anywhere and that thing will be sold out didn’t lie… Watch the show becoming sold out,” a follower reacted to Som’s announcement. Somizi Mhlongo enjoys securing the bag, and he’s been focused about it despite being cyberbullied.

The 50-year-old recently launched a clothing brand for kids which is named Sompire Kids
In July, Burna Boy took to his popular social media account and revealed that he would be coming to South Africa. His announcement had fans and social media users divided as it resurfaced his previous rant about the South African government. In his rant, he voiced that he hasn’t set foot in Mzansi since 2017 and said it would take a miracle for him to come back to the country again. Social media users were curious to know what has changed since then.

“This was so surreal” – Lira performs at a show for the first time after suffering a stroke.

South African singer Lira, whose real name is Lerato Molapo, recently performed in front of a crowd for the first time since she suffered a stroke more than a year ago.

 

 

 

 

 

After having a stroke, Lira’s recuperation has not been simple, but she is improving, and she has the support of her fans at every turn.

Over the weekend Lira performed at the RMB Starlight Classics in Johannesburg. She was a guest at the event and was persuaded to perform with Sunnyboy Vincent Dladla and Masabane Cecilia Rangwanasha.Lira said she has trouble speaking clearly, but she tries, and she hasn’t yet started up her singing career again.

She took to social media to share her performance and spoke about her healing journey.

“This was so surreal. I was keen to try – but I did it 🥰👌🏾. I had the awesome voices of @sunnyboy.dladla and @masabane_cecilia_rangwanasha who supported me. “

“There’s still a long way to go before I can sing on my own , let alone sing at a full concert- but this a very positive step in my recovery. I’ve been singing to loosen up my tongue, it has helped to speak better and I do it as part of my recovery

In the dazzling world of South African entertainment, Ntando Duma shines like a bright star. She’s not just a talented actress but a woman who knows how to make things happen. Even with a hectic schedule, she keeps landing one job after another, and her success has made her one of the richest female celebrities in South Africa. Let’s dive into the recent story of how Ntando shared her daughter’s new home with the world.

 

 

 

 

Ntando, a former star of “The Queen,” recently took to Instagram to proudly show off the stunning house she bought for her daughter, Sbahle Mzizi. The pictures she shared were a sight to behold! The house boasts a classy blend of gray and blue, complete with a play area outside that includes a sparkling swimming pool and a fun trampoline.

With a beaming smile, Ntando captioned the post with ‘iKhaya loMntanam,’ which translates to ‘My daughter’s home.’ Her Instagram post quickly became a hub of excitement, with celebrities and fans alike flooding the comment section with congratulations and praise for the house’s beauty.However, amidst all the excitement and admiration for Ntando’s thoughtful gesture, a few observant individuals couldn’t help but raise concerns. Some eagle-eyed fans noticed that the house, with its distinctive gray and blue palette, bore a resemblance to something else.

While these opinions varied, it was a stark reminder that in the age of social media, even the most well-intentioned actions can sometimes lead to unexpected discussions. Regardless of any debates, it’s undeniable that Ntando Duma’s gesture of providing her daughter with a beautiful new home came from a place of love and caring that should be celebrated.

One fan couldn’t help but commend Ntando for her unwavering dedication and hard work, affirming that she truly deserves all the wonderful things coming her way.

Musa Mseleku’s eldest wife, MaCele, has candidly discussed her life in a polygamous marriage and the challenges it posed, including the tragic loss of one of his husband’s wife.According to MaCele, she dated Musa Mseleku for two years before he proposed. Initially, she disapproved of the idea of a second wife but changed her mind when Musa expressed his desire to have 20 children, a prospect she found overwhelming. To avoid being selfish and preventing other women from becoming single mothers, she agreed to let him have children with other wives.

 

Tragically, Musa’s second wife passed away in a car accident, making him married to a total of five women.

MaCele admitted that she couldn’t bear the thought of him touching her after he married his late wife, MaSaule. However, with time, she came to accept their unique situation, deciding to live separately from the other wives to cope better with the complex dynamics of their polygamous relationship.