MaYeni Mseleku, the second wife of renowned polygamist Musa Mseleku, has once again captured the attention of social media with her latest pictures that showcase her unique and unconventional fashion sense. In a bold and unexpected move, MaYeni was spotted wearing a dress made entirely out of newspapers, leaving many intrigued and fascinated.

 

 

 

Known for her strong sense of individuality and her willingness to break away from traditional norms, MaYeni’s choice of attire undoubtedly reflects her distinctive personality. The newspaper dress not only highlights her fearless approach to fashion but also serves as a statement about her willingness to stand out and make a mark in her own right.

This isn’t the first time MaYeni Mseleku has pushed the boundaries of fashion. Her previous choices of clothing have often garnered attention for their innovative and avant-garde nature. By embracing such unique outfits, she not only expresses her creativity but also encourages her followers to embrace their authenticity without fearing judgment.

MaYeni’s latest pictures have sparked a lively debate on social media, with opinions ranging from admiration for her boldness to curiosity about the inspiration behind her newspaper dress. Some see her fashion choice as a symbol of her independence within the confines of a polygamous marriage, while others view it as a way to draw attention to important social or environmental issues.

In a world where conformity often takes center stage, individuals like MaYeni Mseleku remind us of the importance of self-expression and embracing one’s uniqueness. Her pictures serve as a reminder that fashion can be a powerful tool for making statements, starting conversations, and challenging societal norms.
As MaYeni continues to captivate social media with her distinctive style, one thing is certain: her fashion choices will continue to spark discussions and leave a lasting impression. Whether it’s through her clothing or her demeanor, she remains a symbol of empowerment and individuality, encouraging others to break free from the mold and celebrate their true selves.

Lamiez Holworthy, born on June 12, 1992, in Pretoria, Gauteng Province, has emerged as a prominent South African Disc Jockey (DJ) and TV personality. She is widely recognized as the charismatic host of the music show Live Amp on SABC1, where her vibrant personality and musical prowess shine.

Lamiez’s journey in the entertainment industry began as an underground DJ, honing her skills and passion for music. Despite facing numerous challenges within her family, she persevered and pursued her dreams relentlessly.

A crucial source of support for Lamiez was her mother, who recognized her daughter’s talent and ensured she had access to essential DJ equipment. This unwavering encouragement laid the foundation for Lamiez’s successful career.

Her educational path saw her attending various schools, including Andrew Anthony Primary, Sunnyside Primary, Kwaggasrand Primary, and Pro Arte Alphen Park for grades 8 to 9. She matriculated from Laudium Secondary School in 2009. Lamiez’s pursuit of knowledge continued at Boston Media House in 2012, where she focused on media studies.

Popular South African star, and multi-award-winning actress Sindi Dlathu, who is famously known for her villainous role of Lindiwe Dikana was spotted at The River’s wrap party on Thursday, 24 August. Entertainment commentator, Jabu Mcdonald took to Twitter on Thursday to share videos and pictures of the talented actress Sindi Dlathu alongside The River cast at their wrap party.

Other actors who were spotted included actress Connie Ferguson, who frequently starred in the 1Magic telenovela as Lindiwe Dikana’s friend Harriet Khoza from The Queen.

 

 

Fans also spotted actors Linda Mtoba who played Zweli Dikana’s daughter and Lindiwe’s stepdaughter Nomonde Dikana, Thembinkosi Mthembu who played Mabutho, Warren Masemola who played Oupa for four seasons.The River’s co-creator Phathu Makwarela from Tshedza Pictures production also attended the wrap up party alongside actors Tango Ncetezo who played Paulina, Zenokuhle Maseko who played Mbali, Tsholo Matshaba who plays Rakgadi, Brenda Mhlongo who played Nomafu and more stars.

DStv confirmed earlier this year that the 1Magic telenovela The River is ending after six seasons on South African television. Co-creator Phathu Makwarela from Tshedza Pictures production confirmed the show is ending on social media.

“Join us for our last season. The farewell season.,” tweeted the award-winning producer.

Entertainment commentator Phil Mphela added that the decision to end the show was at the request from Tshedza Pictures production to not do another season.

“The cancellation was a mutual agreement from the channel and producers.”

Shirley Adonisi, who is the director of local entertainment channels at Mnet confirmed the telenovela is ending after six seasons.“At M-Net local entertainment channels we would like to extend our most sincere gratitude to the cast and crew of The River for a memorable five years. Their hard work, dedication, and brilliance have led to the telenovela’s success. The final season is going to be the show’s most epic one yet. The drama will be bigger and better, setting the stage for the ultimate finale.”

Oros Mampofu is a fast-growing South African actor who’s first-rate recognised for his position on Skeem Saam SABC 1 drama collection weekdays as Jama wherein he performs the person of college roommate. He formidable and gifted guy and he’s running very difficult to obtain his desires and feature a brighter future.

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Khuli Chana is one of the prominent veteran rappers in South Africa.

Growing up with the love for music, Khuli Chana started a rap group called Morafe which allowed them to create their rap style which is today dominant in the North West province.

He has influenced the likes of Cassper Nyovest and worked closely with the late HHP in creating a new wave of hip hop,
Here is Khuli Chana’s biography and how he rose to fame.
Khuli Chana Age
Khuli Chana was born on the 27th of August 1982. He is 37-years-old.

 

 

 

 

Khui Chana Early Life
Khuli Chana was named Khulane Morule at birth.
He was born in the Mmabatho, North West Province and started rapping at a young age.

Khui Chana Career
Khuli Chana started his career at a young age and he became a member of a rap group called Morafe.
The group soared to fame in 2005 after releasing their trilogy album, Maruapula The Anticipation and it was the moment that led Khuli Chana to be recognised in the mainstream for his lyrical genius and content.