Thabo Bester has taken social media by storm as a video emerged on Twitter, capturing a tense situation at Kgosi Mampuru Prison. The footage shows prison guards stationed outside Bester’s cell after he purportedly declined to engage with the media during an oversight visit by the Correctional Services Commissioner. Allegations of torture further intensified the commotion, as Bester was heard vehemently shouting the word “Torture,” leaving spectators perplexed about the motivations behind his outburst.

The video, shared on the popular social media platform, Twitter, propelled Thabo Bester to the top trending topics in the country. The incident unfolded at Kgosi Mampuru Prison, a correctional facility known for housing high-profile inmates.

According to SABC News senior reporter Chriselda Lewis, who was present during the incident, Bester’s refusal to cooperate with the media became a dramatic affair. Lewis reported that the prisoner’s voice could be heard echoing through the prison corridors as he vehemently shouted and screamed, making it clear he would not exit his cell. The exact reason behind Bester’s vocal opposition to engaging with the media remains unclear.

The incident occurred during an oversight visit by the Correctional Services Commissioner, an occasion that usually invites transparency and dialogue between prisoners and the media. Bester’s unexpected resistance to participate in this event caught many off guard, leading to widespread speculation and intense public interest.

While the exact events leading up to Bester’s outburst are yet to be revealed, allegations of torture emerged as he repeatedly shouted the word “Torture.” The nature of these allegations and their connection to Bester’s situation within the prison system remain unknown at this time. These claims have further ignited public curiosity and raised concerns about potential mistreatment or human rights violations.

The Correctional Services Department has not yet released an official statement regarding the incident, leaving the public eagerly awaiting clarification on the matter. As discussions surrounding Bester’s situation gain momentum online, individuals from various sectors are expressing their views, demanding transparency and justice.

The unfolding story surrounding Thabo Bester’s refusal to speak to the media during the Correctional Services Commissioner’s visit has captivated the nation, highlighting the ongoing debate about prisoner rights, media access, and potential abuse within the correctional system. As investigations continue, the public eagerly anticipates more information and a thorough understanding of the events that transpired at Kgosi Mampuru Prison.

Disclaimer: This news content is based on information available at the time of writing. Updates or further developments may lead to changes in the story.

1. Sjava

Sjava was facing a after Lady Zamar opened a case of that allegedly happened at a hotel in Thohoyondou, Limpopo, in 2017 after a concert.

Lady Zamar opened the case of rape at the local police station last year and it was passed on to the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) for a decision on whether to prosecute.

According to Sowetan, Limpopo police spokesperson Colonel Moatshe Ngoepe confirmed that the case against Sjava was declined for prosecution two weeks ago.

“On November 5, the case docket was withdrawn by the director of public prosecutions at court,” he said to the publication.

After the allegations were levelled against him, Sjava maintained his innocence. In August this year, he released a video in which said he was not a

2. Katlego Maboe

On Thursday evening Katlego Maboe made Twitter’s trending list when he became embroiled in a cheating and abuse scandal. A video of the presenter, allegedly taken by partner Monique Muller, was shared online. In the clip, Katlego appears to confess to cheating. He is also accused of passing an STD on to his partner.

Since then Katlego has lost a lot of work-related deals and removed from many of the previous positions he had held.

He has since stepped out of the limelight but Netwerk24 reports that he was demanding R4million in damages from a group of people.

After it was reported that Gucci is planning to close its stores in South Africa, it became a huge topic on social media platforms. Moruti Gucci was dragged because he is someone who is always seen in pictures wearing Gucci brands, and people have been accusing him of wearing counterfeit clothes. Some of the places that are famous for selling fake clothes are the Marabaastaad in Pretoria and Small Street in Johannesburg. Oscar Mbo is another individual who has been dragged for wearing counterfeit clothes, and it was not just about clothes. He also decided to live Twitter because it was not friendly for him.

As for Moruti Gucci, he is always seen having a great time. There is also something that may be confusing about him. He praises the ZCC church a lot, and then he will be seen having a great time by consuming alcoholic beverages. He is not the only one, but with his other friend, Mphela Mphela, who is most of the time encouraging men to start their own families and build a household. As for Moruti Gucci, he has been keeping it private when it comes to his family and talking most about his fashion lifestyle. A lot of people do not bring their families into the social media lifestyle and having to protect them.

“Gucci is trending in South Africa today after Twitter account supposedly belongs to Gucci posted about low sales in South Africa. This prompted many South African to wonder why Gucci would suffer from low sales in a country that millions of people wear Gucci everyday including most beloved celebrities in Mzansi. Gucci is planning to close their stores in South Africa due to low sales. I thought people were buying Gucci stuffs a lot. Where do you guys buy your Gucci from? The guys that are wearing this brand/label, Kante where are you buying yours from? Gucci is planning to close it is stores in South Africa due to low sales. Rumors has it that Gucci is planning to close their stores in South Africa due to low sales. Gucci is planning to close their stores in South Africa due to low sales. I thought people were buying Gucci stuffs a lot.”

Renowned jazz musician Bokani Dyer has brought his acclaimed album back to his home country after its successful release through a UK-based record label.

The 37-year-old pianist and producer launched his album, titled Radio Sechaba, in Johannesburg, where it was recorded. The highly anticipated event took place at Untitled Basement in Braamfontein on Friday, July 14.

Radio Sechaba, released through the UK label Brownswood Recording, received critical acclaim in London, adding to Dyer’s already impressive accolades. The musician was honored to launch the album in the city where it was inspired, conceived, written, and recorded.

Performing alongside a talented live band, including Leagan Starchild on drums, Shane Cooper on bass, Keena Ahrends on guitar, Bonj on vocals, and Ntsikelelo Mncabe and Sthe Bhengu on trumpets, Dyer was excited to present the band version of the album to his local audience.

Dyer expressed his enthusiasm for the vibrant and creative period that South African jazz is currently experiencing. As one of the forefront artists, he blends a diverse range of influences to create a musical tapestry that reflects his homeland and the global community.

Having started his musical journey in 2008, Dyer has released seven albums and received numerous award nominations. His talent and dedication earned him the prestigious Standard Bank Young Artist Award in 2011, solidifying his place as one of South Africa’s top jazz musicians.

The homecoming launch of Radio Sechaba marks a significant milestone for Bokani Dyer, showcasing his musical growth and the positive trajectory of South African jazz on the global stage.

The “King of Amapiano,” a type of house music that combines airy synth pads, light piano melodies, and low-tempo beats with elements of jazz, lounge, and deep house, is DJ and record producer Kabelo Motha, better known by his stage as Kabza De Small. The producer DJ Maphorisa and he collaborated on the diamond-selling 2019 LP Scorpion Kings, which is credited with being a key factor in the genre’s growth.

 

 

 

Motha began his DJ career in 2009, fusing electronic dance music (EDM) with Afrobeat-infused house. He was born in Mpumalanga and raised in Pretoria, where he still resides.

He released his highly regarded debut album, Avenue Sounds, via House Afrika Records in 2016 before finding greater success two years later with the singles “Amabele Shaya” and “Umshove,” which featured guest vocals from Leehleza, a contemporary of the amapiano genre. He moved away from EDM and toward the amapiano genre that he helped to pioneer. Early in 2019, “Bamba La,” another Leehleza collaboration, debuted, followed by the number-one DJ Maphorisa collaboration Scorpion Kings.

Kabelo was recently posted after he visited a barbershop to get his hair done, but people couldn’t help but notice that his eyes are teary and looks like his drunk or high. While others claim it’s probably exhaustion.