Skeem Saam is a super popular TV show on SABC 1, and one of its stars is Eunice. People in Mzansi love watching it at 6:30 PM every day.Eunice, whose real name is Oratile Mthimkhulu, plays a big role on the show. But she’s not just an actress; she’s also a traditional healer called a “sangoma.” She helps people connect with their ancestors and has even helped folks with tough health problems that doctors couldn’t fix.

She’s only 24 years old and started in the entertainment world when she was just 19. Check out these cool pictures of her in her traditional clothes!

Playing the character of Eunice on Skeem Saam has opener great doors for her in the entertainment industry. She has been interviewed in various radio stations to encourage the youth of South Africa in as far as pursuing their dreams despite of the challenges they may face is concerned. Born on the 1st of March in 1999, Oratile Mthimkhulu is a 24-year-old young lady who rose to prominence at a very young as she set her foot in the entertainment industry at the age of 19. She is not only an actress by profession but she is also a traditional healer known as a “sangoma”. Oratile Mthikhulu says her role as a sangoma is to help people maintain a much more closer relationship with their ancestors. She has helped people with their different kinds of sicknesses and diseases which medical help could not able to aid. Below are pictures of her in her traditional attire.

Jub Jub Runs For Dear Life As Gunshots Are Fired During Uyajola 9/9In a recent episode of the TV show Uyajola 9/9, South African personality and singer Jub Jub faced a

 

 
During Sunday’s episode, Jub Jub and his crew went to a notoriously dangerous hostel in Tembisa to help a man named Thando, whose girlfriend Nhlanhla was cheating on him. The situation escalated, and Nhlanhla insulted and humiliated Jub Jub to the point where he said he had never been insulted like that before.Things took a more dangerous turn when gunshots were heard, and Jub Jub and his crew had to seek cover. Despite the gunfire, Jub Jub continued with the show, surprising many viewers with his bravery.On social media, people praised Jub Jub for his courage and dedication to the show, even in such a risky situation. Some couldn’t believe that he confronted cheaters in such a dangerous place, and others commended his determination.

Siphelele Dunywa has revealed he and his bandmate Ndumiso Mdletshe are set to launch a record label. After Blaq Diamond recently won their case to interdict Ambitiouz Entertainment from removing their music from YouTube and all digital streaming platforms (DSPs), they are now gearing up to unveil their entity called, uMuthi Othithi.

During the duo’s sit-down on Podcast and Chill, the Summer Yomuthi hitmakers said they parted ways with the record label in December 2021 to grow a bigger market.

“It feels great to be independent. I’m in love with the challenges because I’m learning a lot, how to run my schedule daily, and how to separate music from business. I’m thankful that we met Ambitiouz [Entertainment], now we are lucky to be independent and move forward,” Siphelele told TshisaLIVE.Siphelele said they had a wide range of fresh artists they were signing under their record label and wanted to make sure they empowered them so they were ready to grow as artists.“We have different artists from high school, different cities … I just can’t wait for people to hear the new talent. We need to teach one another, that this is generational, you take one person and build them — and once they are successful, they will build another artist.

“More than anything, I want to see the people that we are signing right now start their record labels one day and sign themselves because as an artist you need freedom, to do whatever you want.”In May singer Sbahle took to her timeline airing grievances about Blaq Diamond, saying they promised to assist with her music career but failed to keep their end of the bargain.Speaking on their relationship now, Siphelele said they were now on good terms.

“She is an active woman, a hard worker, and we are still on good terms. She is now doing her own thing. It’s always love when we meet her.”

In a now-deleted post South African musician Makhadzi has apologized to Zimbabwean legendary musician Winky D. Makhadzi penned down the apology on her Facebook page and later on deleted it.

 

 
“Winky D my brother you are a bigger artist than I am. I am sorry for what happened last time in the UK, I can’t wait to see you today I have a lot to learn from you and hopefully we can work on something.”

A few weeks ago Makhadzi publicly voiced her frustration and disappointment, alleging that she was deliberately sabotaged during her performance by Winky D. The South African musician said she ended up performing for only 10 minutes.
Makhadzi revealed that she was paid a substantial sum of half a million Rand for her appearance at the festival. Promising fans an hour-long set, she eagerly prepared to grace the stage and deliver an unforgettable performance.

However, as the night unfolded, Makhadzi’s excitement turned into disbelief as her time slot was repeatedly adjusted, seemingly to her disadvantage. She claimed that the organizers kept moving her performance slot earlier, ultimately resulting in a mere ten-minute window to showcase her talent.

Adding to Makhadzi’s grievances, fellow artist and Zimbabwean superstar Winky D allegedly took the stage and performed for a staggering 80 minutes. This extended performance allegedly ate into Makhadzi’s precious time and encroached on the time allocated for fellow Zimbabwean superstar musician Jah Prayzah.
Makhadzi made a startling allegation, asserting that the promoter had exploited her and Jah Prayzah’s names to sell tickets for the event, yet deliberately deprived them of the time they deserved on stage. She claimed that this blatant manipulation was part of a larger plot to tarnish her brand and reputation. Expressing her heartfelt apologies to her loyal Zimbabwean fanbase.

Makhadzi admitted that the situation was beyond her control and that she was deeply sorry for not being able to deliver the performance they had eagerly anticipated.

Beyoncé celebrated her B’Day in the sweetest way. The Grammy winner — who is married to JAY-Z, 53, and is Mom to daughter Blue Ivy, 11, and twins, daughter Rumi and son Sir, 6, with the rapper — vacationed in French Polynesia at The Brando Resort.

 

 

“It was a nice break for Beyoncé,” the source tells PEOPLE. “The tour has been intense. She needed to recharge for a few days. The insider adds that the family “rented several private villas” and spent a great deal of quality time together. They say, “They enjoyed the beach, had family dinners and engaged in several resort activities. Everyone had the best time.”The “Break My Soul” artist reportedly traveled with her family right after her birthday concert in Los Angeles at SoFi Stadium on Sept. 4. They returned in time for her to resume the North American leg of her tour in Vancouver on Sept. 11. Queen Bey’s 42nd birthday festivities kicked off on stage during the final of her three Renaissance shows in L.A. At the show, Kendrick Lamar joined the hitmaker to perform their collaboration “AMERICAN HAS A PROBLEM (REMIX)” live for the first time, and she was also serenaded by Diana Ross, who stepped out to sing her “Happy Birthday.”

In footage captured by fans, the “Formation” singer looked delighted and emotional to be surprised by the music industry veteran, 79.“Thank you so much, you are so amazing,” the performer told Ross on the stage as they held hands. “This is the legendary Diana Ross! There would be no me without you and thank you so much for all of your sacrifice and your beauty and your grace. Thank you for opening doors for me. Thank you so much.”

Beyoncé thanked her again with a heartfelt tribute on Instagram. “Thank you to the incomparable Ms. Diana Ross,” she wrote along in the caption, before referencing her “Alien Superstar” lyrics. “The 1 of 1, the number 1, the only one. Thank you from the depths of me, my Queen