Letoya Makhene is a well-known South African actress and singer. However, her father, Blondie Makhene, is also a prominent figure in the country’s music industry. Blondie has been active in the music industry for over four decades, and his impact on South African music is undeniable.

 

 

 

 

Blondie was born in 1959 in Limpopo, South Africa. He grew up in a musical family, and he began playing guitar at a young age. He was heavily influenced by the soul and R&B music of the 1960s and 1970s, and he would eventually become one of the pioneers of South African pop music.

Blondie’s music career began in earnest in the late 1970s, when he joined the band Harari. Harari was one of the most popular bands in South Africa at the time, and they were known for their blend of funk, soul, and pop music. Blondie quickly became one of the band’s most popular members, and he was known for his powerful voice and dynamic stage presence.

In the 1980s, Blondie embarked on a solo career, and he released a number of successful albums throughout the decade. His music was a fusion of African rhythms and Western pop, and he quickly became known for his socially conscious lyrics and uplifting melodies. Some of his most popular songs from this era include “Baby Don’t Go,” “Sthandwa Sam,” and “Too Many Voices.”

Throughout the 1990s and 2000s, Blondie continued to release music and tour, and he remained a beloved figure in South African music. He has collaborated with many other musicians throughout his career, including Hugh Masekela, Miriam Makeba, and Ray Phiri. In addition to his music career, Blondie has also been involved in politics, and he was a member of the ANC’s cultural committee during the anti-apartheid struggle.

Did it ever cross your minds that Murdah Bongz is going to raise Kairo with Zinhle, & probably one of the reasons he pays so much respect to AKA is simply for Kair. He is more of a man than any of you insecure imbeciles can ever be.

 

 

Below are comments made by people.

Yes he is probaly doing a great job and salute to dat but is it a must to wear da shirt have his pics his place. Hai good guy or not its too damn much. Aka was kairo’s father not his buddy.

And what if Murda was genuinely AKA’s fan before he and Zinhle even married?. It’s a just a T-shirt and not that deep hey. He’s just honoring the guy, like the rest of us Are.

These people choose to misunderstand him. They deliberately ignore any positive thing about the situation.

Prince Kaybee (born Kabelo Motsamai on 15 June 1989 in Senekal) is an award-winning South African Disk Jockey and musician. Popular for dropping several hit songs, he has managed to make a name for himself in the industry.

 

 

 

 

Kabelo has entertained music lovers with his style of music. His songs Yonkinto, Charlotte, Friend Zone, and Wajellwa made waves in the music scene.

When it comes to hair Prince Kaybee always makes sure he looks good. For some time Prince Kaybee had dreadlocks but he decided to cut his dreadlocks and do a haircut. Since then he has always had a haircut and the person who has been cutting his hair has been doing a great job.

But he got disappointed in his recent post, Prince Kaybee took to social media to share some disappointing news, below is what Prince Kaybee posted, I just got my hair messed up in Plattenburg Bay, I asked for a fade. According to Prince Kaybee whoever was doing his hair, he didn’t do the right thing which is why Prince Kaybee wrote this on social media.

Knowing people on social media instead of feeling sorry for him they started making fun of him, After seeing this post people started commenting, and some people even started making fun of her. Someone even commented saying never cheat you barber meaning if you have that one specific person who does your hair don’t change go to someone else.

Another one also commented saying Ke brush Bra aka. You confused the guy when you said ‘fade’ 🤣🤣sorry my brother.

The daughter of the late Gospel singer Vuyo Mokoena, Lerato has for many years been exploited by singers and promoters of gospel music using her to attract people to their events.

This 26-year-old gospel singer from Duduza in Ekurhuleni thought that she would flourish in this field when she was invited to sing at many events. But later she realized that they use his father’s name to attract his followers to come out in large numbers when there is an event.

In an exclusive interview with Scrolla.Africa, Lerato said she wished his father was still alive to encourage her in this difficult field. Vuyo died in 2008 after suffering from a brain tumor. “My father used to warn me and my brother about this industry full of vultures who benefit from talented musicians and then spit them out. “He said that if we decide to go this route, we should always be vigilant and sing songs that combine traditional with faith and hymns. At that time I did not understand what he meant, but now I know because I have seen this with my own eyes.”

 
Lerato has asked for help from his father’s best friend Langa Dube to help her train her in this field to avoid exploitation. “Langa took my father’s yoke after he passed away as I decided to ask him for advice when I encounter challenges. “Right now he is screening all my invitations to make sure I am not being exploited,” she added.

Lerato is following in her father’s footsteps by singing as a Gospel singer and healing people with her voice, which is the path her father followed before he died. “We used to sing with him as a family as he wanted to have a family choir, growing up he encouraged us about religion. “He was guiding us where we need to fix until today I still use his teachings and I still ask him to look after me in everything I do,” Lerato added.

Rumour mill has it that there is already tension on set between the two stars. However, despite these daring allegations, the two are yet to address the rumours that have thrust them into top trends.

 

 

A close source to ZiMoja has it that the two tried to be professional during the early stages of filming, but this didn’t last long.

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Speaking under anonymity, the close source revealed that the two are not on talking terms. The producers were forced to call for a meeting to find common ground between the two for progress’ sake.

“They were told to remain civil and tolerate each other or leave the reality show. None of them could leave because they need the exposure and money,” says the source.

Unconfirmed reports have it that Christall made it known that she has nothing in common with Gugu Khathi besides the show. Khathi, on the other hand, reportedly tried to reach out to the bubbly reality star, but nothing materialised.

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Against these allegations, Mzansi can’t wait for drama capped with thrills.

The channel is yet to announce the show, which has since left many trying to connect the dots about it.