South African DJ Ntombezinhle Mohosana, popularly known as DJ Zinhle, showed off a gift that her “baby daddy” – slain rapper AKA gifted her daughter – Asante via an Instagram Story on Friday 19 January. DJ Zinhle took to her Instagram Story on Friday 19 January, to show off a pair of Reebok sneakers that slain rapper AKA bought for her daughter Asante Mohosana. Kiernan Jarryd Forbes, popularly known as AKA, is DJ Zinhle’s ex-boyfriend and the pair have an eight-year-old daughter named Kairo Forbes together.AKA was shot dead outside of Wish Restaurant on Florida Road in Durban on 10 February 2023. DJ Zinhle later welcomed her second child, a daughter named Asante Mohosana, who she shares with “husband”, musician Murdah Bongz. In the Instagram Story, the Umlilo hitmaker revealed that the gift finally fits her daughter. Take a look…

 

 

 

“Saint’s shoes from Kiernan finally fit,” she wrote and tagged AKA’s mom Lynn Forbes in the Story. This comes after DJ Zinhle revealed that she was with Lynn while on vacation with Murdah Bongz in Bali, Indonesia earlier this month. Look who we found here in Bali,” wrote DJ Zinhle on an Instagram Story of a video with Lynn.

South African actress and daughter of media personality Somizi Mhlongo, Bahumi Mhlongo made her debut as a journalist in new drama series, Soon Comes Night on Netflix on Friday, 19 January. Entertainment commentator Phil Mphela reports that the talented actress Bahumi Mhlongo, who is famously known for her roles in Keeping Score and Grown Woman portrays a journality in Soon Comes Night.“Mhlongo plays the character of a young, fearless Sowetan journalist called Lesedi, in the new crime drama “Soon Comes Night,” tweeted Mphela.According to filmmaker Eddie Ramohlale the upcoming series, Soon Comes Night is a 6-part crime drama series directed by Thabang Moleya and Sanele Zulu. The Grown Woman star will also act alongside actors Kwenzo Ngcobo, Kenneth Nkosi, Gaosi Raditholo and many more.TVSA reports that Soon Comes Night is a drama series about a former freedom fighter who orchestrates a series of heists in defiance of the law while trying to evade corrupt authorities and a cop with a tragic past.

 

 

 

 

The Netflix thriller which is set in the 1990s tells a tale about liberation hero turned heist king, Alex Shabane (played by The Wife’s Kwenzo Ngcobo), and a broken Apartheid cop seeking redemption, Detective Sakkie Oosthuizen (Albert Pretorius).

The series is inspired by actual events and a notorious heist legend, the series follows Alex’s return to South Africa, where he resorts to crime when the promised “spoils of war” fail to materialise.

Skeem Saam fans will be devastated when Pretty moves on in February after her relationship with Lehasa officially ended in 2023.The TVSA Skeem Saam February teasers also reveal that Pretty’s new man might be Tsietsi, who has not been introduced yet.

 

 

 

Thursday, 8 February teaser reads: “Pretty and Tsietsi’s connection seems to be growing stronger.”

The Friday 16 February teaser also reveals that Pretty will visit Turf with her man to say her last goodbyes, and some people will be disappointed by her decision.

The soapie‘s teasers also hint that Lerato Marabe’s character may be moving to Johannesburg, where her former lover Lehasa (Cedric Fourie) lives.‘SKEEM SAAM’: PREHASA BREAKUP
The former couple Pretty and Lehasa haven’t laid eyes on each other since September 2023 since their break up in January.

In the episode, Lehasa visited Pretty’s workplace, Bopape Law firm Limpopo, where viewers hoped the pair will get back together as they’ve had enough of Lehasa and Khwezi’s (Samukele Mkhize) relationship.

Lehasa also proposed marriage to Pretty, who turned him down after she realised that she’s competing with Khwezi and her baby for his attention and admitted she will never be his first priority.

Lehasa was shocked and heartbroken when Pretty revealed she doesn’t want to be with him anymore.

“Little did you know the difference you would make” – Vuyo Mbuli’s wife Savita praises his legacy.

Savita, Vuyo Mbuli’s wife, has expressed how proud she is of the legacy her husband, Vuyo Mbuli, left behind.

Vuyo Mbuli presented SABC 2’s Morning Live for 13 years.

 

 

 

 

Vuyo passed away 10 years ago at the age of 46 after passing out while watching a rugby match at Bloemfontein’s Free State Stadium.“You know my husband did this”
On Friday, Savita posted a picture of herself visiting his grave on her timeline and talked about how Vuyo helped those in need.

She shared Vuyo’s contribution to helping a community of Port Alfred that lived on the riverbanks in unsafe informal structures.

“You are a Legend! Truly so! Little did you know the difference you would make to the lives of so many people. In the beautiful town of Port Alfred there was an ugly part not shown in pictures. The other side. Where communities lived on the riverbanks in unsafe informal structures that would be swept away if the tide became too high or during rainy season. People would come back from work/school homeless.

“This bothered my husband and gave birth to the first Private Public Partnership. He called local, provincial, national governments and a bank put them on TV. Fast Forward. Today there’s a thriving community.. in a relatively big township.. like bigger than Pimville’s Zone 4 & 5 combined😊 living in decent homes. All because my husband was.”

“What moves me even more is the stories people who live there tell. Some are so expressive when they see me in town. I think of the generations that will benefit. I flex on my kids when we pass there and be on some “You know my husband did this”. On days when I’m nice to them I’ll be on: You know your Dad did this”. It’s always a warm conversation starter❤️ A story they’ll share with their children and their children’s children.”

STATEMENT BY DR NANDIPHA MAGUDUMANA
“Friends and family, It is with a deep humility and respect to share this piece of communication with you.
It’s been a few months since my illegal incarceration at Bizzah Makhete Correctional Centre in Kroonstad but I would like to assure you that I am holding on, in faith. The deep conversations I’ve been having with God give me strength with each passing day.
Though the last few weeks have not been easy I am more convinced than ever that there is a reason and a purpose for everything.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

To my family and the people that have been supporting and praying for me, thank you very much. May the Almighty shine His face on you and give you peace that surpasses all understanding.
Through my lawyers, I am aware of the many untrue statements, narratives and conclusions surrounding my arrest and I will deal with such at a more appropriate level.
As women’s month comes to an end I’m reminded about the struggles women face in our country. In the near future I will soon be in a position to give you deeper insight on the following:
The many painful times I have suffered physical, emotional, financial and sexual abuse at the hands of powerful men, including some of the most powerful & prominent families in South Africa currently occupying the highest offices in government and business.
• My painful experience at the correctional facility including the plight of woman inmates and the violation of their human rights.
• The merits concerning the allegations against me and the events which transpired in Tanzania are currently before the courts and will also be addressed at a more appropriate time.
I am also aware of the various productions being shot about my life, and I’d like to categorically state that if my voice or that of my legal team is not represented, there is likely no truth or credibility to that story. I have conditionally granted a black woman owned production company from South Africa exclusive rights to my story and our lawyer