The long-awaited album by the late legendary rapper AKA is now available! Friday, February 24, saw the release of the much-anticipated album Mass Country.

While preparing to promote the album, AKA, whose real name was Kiernan Forbes, passed away. Before his passing, he was promoting a few singles that had already been published from the upcoming album on social media.

In Durban, on the outside of an eatery on Florida Road, the singer was assassinated by unknown men. His family made a vow to his fans at his burial ceremony that they would distribute his songs and ensure that his legacy endured. Sjava, Nasty C, and Emtee are a few of the musicians included in Mass Country.

“We have really been engaged in this endeavor for years,” said NIvo Ndimande, the co-manager of AKA. “He revealed that the musician wanted to make an album that Mzansi and his followers would love and treasure. As he has done across the whole of his career by taking the flag along wherever he went, the Supa Mega wanted to make an album that sounded like home.

“An album for the nation’s common people,” remarked Nivo. By distributing his record to his followers, his family is helping him achieve his aspirations and goals, and so far, the reception has been fantastic,” he said.

Lamiez Holworthy (born 12 June 1992),[3] is a South African DJ, television personality, radio presenter, record producer, businesswoman, and philanthropist. She is best known for hosting the SABC1 music show, Live AMP.

Nkosinathi Innocent Maphumulo (born 11 March 1976), better known by his stage name Black Coffee, is a South African DJ, record producer, and songwriter. Coffee established his record label Soulistic Music and released his debut self-titled album Black Coffee (2005), which incorporated elements of R&B and jazz.

a tattoo is a form of body modification made by inserting tattoo ink, dyes, and/or pigments, either indelible or temporary, into the dermis layer of the skin to form a design. Tattoo artists create these designs using several tattooing processes and techniques, including hand-tapped traditional tattoos and modern tattoo machines. The history of tattooing goes back to Neolithic times, practiced across the globe by many cultures, and the symbolism and impact of tattoos vary in different places and cultures.

I guess it’s true when they say some people when they love they love for real, and they are not even ashamed to prove that they love some.

Picture of a man who did a tattoo of Black Coffee and Lamiez faces on his legs caused a stir on social media, below is the picture shared:

After this picture was shared people started commenting and they loved these tattoos someone even commented saying I love art, this is so beautiful and amazing.

This is so sweet Lamiez and black Coffee must see this, imagine someone taking their time to do something like this just to prove how much they love someone, and we all know how painful it is to do a tattoo, that time it’s permanent this guy is brave to do something like this wow, it’s not everyone that can do something like this.

Palesa Chubisi is one of the South African women who have made a name for themselves in media sector. She is a well recognized news anchor and voice over artist. She is very passionate about her career and she is doing impressive work. She is a loving and devoted mother of one son and she adores him, and taking good care of him.

She has been in the media industry for more than 15 years now and she has gained reputation through her journalism skills. She was born in the family of six in a remote location in Free State Province.

 

 

 

She began her career at her teenage age by doing voice overs at the local radio stations. She never looked back since then and she inspires young people out there. On her recent post on social media account she left Mzansi drooling over her breathtaking beauty. Please comment, like, click on and kindly share your thoughts

The empire that a well known radio personality was building is slowly crumbling to the ground.

This comes after she was implicated in a massive fraud scheme that happened at Ekusileni power station.

The Special Investigations Unit (SIU) seized a guest house belonging to a prominent media personality who carved a niche for herself in radio.

Last week, the Pretoria Asset Forfeiture Unit was granted a preservation order by the Gauteng North High Court for the Casambo Exclusive Guest Lodge, owned by Carol Zenzele Sanderson.

This comes after investigations linked her to the infamous fraud that occured in Emalahleni.

Investigations proved that millions of Rands were involved.

National Prosecuting Authority and the Special Investigating Unit (SIU), which discovered, among other findings, that more than R24m in alleged bribe money was paid to a former Eskom employee, Duduzile Babalwa Moyo.

According to an article on the News24 website, Sanderson’s parent company fraudulently secured the multi million Rand tender.

Evidence discovered during the investigation indicated that Moyo was involved in the alleged fraudulent issuing of a water transport tender to Tamukelo.

Earlier media reports suggest that Eskom has lost over R400 million due to such illicit deals. This has caused massive financial loss at the beleaguered parastatal.

In what is believed by the MPA and SIU to be an effort to try and cover its tracks, Casambo Property Development has listed the commercial property for sale for R3m, a much lower price than the estimated value thereof.

South Africa is currently experiencing it’s worst loadshedding in years.

It’s been a few months since Rushda Moosajee was part of the cast of the Real Housewives of Cape Town.

The entrepreneur says life post-filming has been a pleasant surprise.

“People have been more than lovely. Even though set life and filming are gruelling, one can get addicted to the adrenaline of it all,” Rushda (36) says.

Rushda and her husband, property developer Isma-él Ebrahim, are parents to four sons, Haydar (6), Malik (3), Ramzi (1) and Nuh (five months).

Rushda is also the founder and CEO of health and fitness business RushTush.

Her secret to balancing her personal and professional life is outsourcing where she can and being able to let go.

“Life is about your full story, not the last page. A big part of brand building is having a vision and a golden thread throughout everything.”

Her advice to mothers who are juggling work and family life is to remember that personal financial freedom is vital..

“Even if you find yourself in a union, don’t underestimate the power dynamics if a woman lives at the mercy of another party,” Rushda says.

“A woman shouldn’t pass up on her independence just because it will alleviate the pressure of doing it all. You are a woman before you are a mom.”