DJ Zinhle not ready for Durban after AKA’s death

Rapper Kiernan “AKA” Forbes was gunned down outside a restaurant in Durban, KwaZulu-Natal, on February 10.

Zinhle and AKA have a daughter, Kairo, together.

The city is going to be a hot spot for the entertainment industry in July, with many celebs flocking to the highly anticipated Cotton Festival and Durban July, among other events.Zinhle was set to perform at the Fact Durban Rocks event at the Durban July, but has since said she is not comfortable to travel to Durban yet.


 

 

 

“I cannot lie to you guys, I’m not ready for Durban. Emotionally, I’m not ready at all. I get a little anxious thinking about being in Durban. It’s going to be a while before I can be in Durban,” she said.

“I’m going through the most. Forget about seeing me in Durban. It’s not even that I am mad at Durban. It’s just hard. It’s only been three months since Kiernan died, so maybe with time. But I’m hoping I never change my mind.”

She said she was also a little anxious about Father’s Day next month.

“What am I going to say to Kairo on Father’s Day?”AKA’s mother Lynn Forbes has also shared how she needs time before visiting Durban and the spot where her son took his last breath.

During her interview on Carol Ofori’s show on East Coast Radio, she said: “I don’t believe I would never go back to Durban again. I think it’s natural at the moment. I have no desire to go to Durban at the moment. It’s not about Durban, but I think getting on a plane to Durban will just open up so much.

“So it’s not Durban as a place, it’s not Durban as people. I think Kiernan loved Durban, his fan base is there, and the Megacy is alive in Durban.

“One of the yearnings I have is to stand in the spot where he died, and just be there. I know his soul is not there any more and his body is not there anymore, but that is the last place where he was alive.”

More details emerge about Sjava’s life that no one knew ever since he became popular

South African singer, rapper, and actor, Sjava fans will get an opportunity to know the singer better, thanks to his latest project.

Titled The Evolution of Sjava, the documentary is about Sjava’s life and musical journey and was released on Monday, 29 May on YouTube.
Sjava
Sjava, whose real name is Jabulani Hadebe, said the project is close to his heart as it will give his fans a glimpse into his life as an entertainer.

 

 

“My latest solo project is Isibuko and it dropped in January 2023. It’s a very personal project and it was me sharing my experiences and my thoughts on my life and collectively our lives in general,” he said.

He said the project is special to him and the people who have embraced it.

“Earlier this month, Big Zulu and I dropped Ukhamba under our collective name Inkabi Zezwe. This project is also special to me because I believe it is made for and represents the people and communities that have supported both me and Big Zulu,” he said.

Sjava said it is a gift for them. “It also allows us to represent where we come from, not only the place but the culture. It’s a collaboration and I believe in working together,” he said.“I can’t say we worked on the documentary. We just recorded some elements of my normal life and the work we do.”

Sjava said this is something that they’ve been doing and will continue doing so that their story is documented. He said they wanted to share it with people.

“Shout out to Luthando ‘Sgubz’ Sigubudu who directed the doccie and put together the creative vision. People should go and watch it on YouTube. They can expect a short but insightful look into my life,” he said.

The musician said viewers will also get to see his great team and a behind-the-scenes of some of the latest projects they put together.

“Expect more music and more art. That’s what it’s always about,” Sjava said.

Uzalo Actor Othembele Nomgca Graduated With A Post-Graduate Diploma

Uzalo actor Othembele Nomgca received his postgraduate qualification from the Durban University of Technology. The actor received his postgraduate diploma in drama and production studies.

Othembele is elated about his latest achievement as the Covid-19 pandemic prevented him from physically graduating the first time around.

Speaking about his academics, he said: “It has been a tough journey, from obtaining my first qualification, a diploma in drama and production studies.”


“When I joined DUT, I was still a young man coming from the rural areas to the big city. It was a big challenge, trying to discipline myself. I used to constantly remind myself what I wanted in life.
“When I got what I wanted initially, I didn’t stop there, I kept trying to get even more.” Othembele is doing all in his capacity to become a professional.

“For me, it isn’t just a hobby, it’s a career. This is my life, this is what puts food on my table. I felt like I should do the right thing and further, my studies because no one can be a professional without acquiring the necessary education for it.

You remember Samuel and Sharon from Generations? – Here’s where they are now

Mzansi actor Thabiso Mokhethi relived the glory days of his Generations days on Wednesday 1 February by sharing a throwback picture of him with actress Kagiso Rakosa who played Sharon In the SABC1 soap opera.


 

 

 

 

Thabiso Mokhethi made his television debut in 2005 when he landed the role of Samuel Khumalo, brother to the infamous Ntombi (played by Sonia Mbele).

The role catapulted his acting career to even more astounding heights. The show showed Samuel and Sharon (played by Kagiso Rakosa) going through ups and downs before finding love and showing us one of the finest traditional weddings ever seen on TV.

The duo was arguably one of Mzansi’s favorite on-screen couples and they stole the hearts of many with their romance. Their romance made viewers swoon, melt, and feel all the feels.

To date, Mzansi has not forgotten about their characters proving that their connection was infectious and they will forever be memorable.

Thabiso reckoned that they were the all-time favorite on-screen couples. “Mara truth be told guys…girl and I really made magic playing these characters… I loved playing Samuel Khumalo on Generations Kagiso as Sharon was one of the best on-screen lovers I’ve had the pleasure to play alongside. It was lit every day on set,” he wrote.

Nota Baloyi Attack Ex-Wife Berita and Mihlali Ndamase

Nota Baloyi resumes dragging his estranged wife Berita and Mihlali Ndamase. The socialite has always blamed the beauty influencer for contributing to his failed marriage, through her influence on his estranged wife.

 

 

 

A critic slammed Mihlali for going under the knife. “Mihlali getting a bbl just proves how crazy beauty standards are for women because her natural body was literally perfect man.”

Nota Baloyi

Reacting to the statement, Nota dragged the two women including other women, and called Ndamase

“Women are too stupid to admit they’re stupid… Can’t believe my wife tried to make me pay her an allowance so she could be a house h*e like Mihlali!”