South Africa artist Ndivhudzannyi Ralivhona, prominently known by her stage name Makhadzi, was showered with R10 000 in real money during her exhibition in Fourways, Johannesburg on Sunday 17 October.

MAKHADZI FANS THROW R10K AT SINGER

Following the arrival of her most recent collection, Makhadzi was named the African Queen. During her exhibition at Altitude Beach in Fourways, Johannesburg, on Sunday she was showered with R10 000 in real money in front of an audience by a fan.

Her ex Master KG was additionally included at her collection dispatch on Sunday.

“Kindly come support me today @altitudebeach upheld by our most loved @masterkgsa … .. #africanqueen,” she composed on Instagram.

The Ghanama hitmaker posted a video of the fan “making it downpour” with R10 000 in real money in front of an audience to Facebook. The video piled up more than 228 000 perspectives. The fan moves in front of an audience with a pile of money that he tosses onto Makhadzi and her artists.

In the clasp, a humble Makhadzi is seen kneeling as the fan “favors” her with the money.

“So today I was honored with 10k in front of an audience. Your adoration is excessively,” she composed on Facebook.

MAKHADZI: FROM TAXI RANKS TO TOURS

Makhadzi went from getting pocket change at taxi positions to huge number of rands on nearby visits to now going worldwide! The vocalist will act in Zimbabwe in December this year.

One year from now, she will be continuing in the strides of Master KG by visiting the UK and what she thinks about her “little glimpse of heaven”, the US. She will be taking on Botswana this week (22 October).

What is Makhadzi’s opinion about going worldwide? Lowered she clarifies.

“Checking out how far I’ve come, I battled a great deal when I began yet around then I delighted in what I used to do on the grounds that I didn’t begin by making music. I needed to bring in cash through music. I was doing music since I loved moving so I was doing this is because of adoration and not realizing I will be the place where I am today. I feel like it was God’s will and he knows my predetermination,”

Connie Ferguson is one of South Africa’s most loved women.She has made herself to what she is today from nothing but her dedication and we could say her drive to success is truly remarkable.

She is easily one of the most influential women in South Africa.When you hear the word “power” she definitely pops into mind.She has worked her way up and her journey has been so beautiful to watch.Many saw her as Karabo from Generations, and funny enough most people still refer to her as Karabo and not Connie.I guess she really did her role justice because people really refuse to get used to her real name which is Connie.

She also has a cosmetic brand which is doing very very well.She is so much more than an actress.Her business mind has allowed her to live this comfortable lifestyle she lives right now.

She recently showed us her fleet of cars on Instagram and oh well, I had no other option except to show you.

There are some people you just want to keep them forever with you. There’s just something about them that makes them worth to be in your life. They have your best interest at heart and want the best for you. You can meet them in different places in life and those are the relationships that matter.

 

 

 

 

Rami Cheune is an actress and television presenter. She’s known for her amazing talent that we saw on The Queen when she played Gracious. Her sense of humour was on overload. She caused a frenzy on the long weekend of September when she posted a picture of herself in a wedding dress.

She is currently starring on Giyani Land of the blood. She met Loyiso McDonald and Dineo Langa on The River and they have been friends since. She shared a picture of them together and it felt good on their fans to them together again. We surely miss them on The River.

Love is always beautiful. On your partner’s birthday, the pressure is on not only to find the perfect gift… but also to craft the perfect social media post to celebrate their birthday.

 

 

 

Taking to Instagram Ndlozi wished his ‘bae’ a happy birthday. He wrote: “Happy Birthday @montshotheblack, I wish you a revolutionary script & film this year. I’m happy you were born.”

His followers where quick to also wish the filmmaker, Mmabatho Montsho a happy birthday. One follower said:” I wish you a revolutionary script and a film, and I hope you make me the Sarafina in it. That’s what I heard. Happy birthday fellow Librarian.”

Another follower said:” You forgot to say ‘I love you’ Doc.” Mbuyiseni Ndlozi and Mmabatho Montsho have maintained a private life as a couple but they don’t shy away from celebrating each other openly. These two make a super cute couple and we just can’t resist how beautiful they look together.

Khuzani Mpungose is a household name in Mzani, both within the Maskandi community and throughout the country.

The musician has a sizable and devoted audience.

Khuzani has been named Ukhozi FM’s Song of the Year for 2020, garnering nearly one million votes from the station’s audience.

co.za examines the Nkandla man’s meteoric journey to the top of the game.

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Khuzani was born on 3 December 1989 in Nkandla, a township in KwaZulu-northern Natal’s area.

Khuzani Nkosikhona Innocent Mpungose is his full name.

Khuzani Mpungose is the second child of Muziwephahla and Sizakele Mpungose.

Muziwephahla Mpungose and Sizakele Mpungose. Khuzani is the son of Muziwephahla and Sizakele Mpungose.

The second element to highlight is education.

Khuzani began his education in 1995 and attended Mvayiza Primary School in Mandaba village, Nkandla, until 1998, when he immigrated to the United States.

He continued his schooling at Sibhakabhaka Primary & High School, also in Nkandla, until 2002, when he graduated.

He completed his matriculation at Sibhakabhaka in 2009.

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Early music’s influence Mpungose was influenced significantly by the music of Mgqumeni (Ibhova likadikadika) and Mtshengiseni Ngcwensa, whom he first heard as a child (Indidane).

The muso chose to pursue a career in the Maskandi genre as a result of these influences.

Khuzani Mpungose is now referred to as Inkosi kaMaskandi, or the King of Maskandi, by many of his admirers.

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Within the industry, there is competition.

Mthandeni Manqele – Igcokama Elisha is Khuzani’s primary opponent in the industry.

IGcokama Elisha is a well-known South African musician in the Maskandi music genre, as well as an internationally recognized artist.

Mthandeni Sibusiso Manqele is his full name, and he was born in Mthandeni, South Africa.

According to accounts, the musicians’ feud culminated in violent battles between their opposing fanbases.

Bongiwe Sithole-Moloi, the KwaZulu-Natal province’s Minister of Arts and Culture, pleaded for calm among artists’ followers in 2017.

Sithole-Moloi made an emotional plea on behalf of the two leaders during a closed-door meeting between Khuzani ‘Indlamlenze’ Mpungose and iGcokama Elisha.

During the meeting, the two artists attempted to put a stop to their years-long hostility.

Their animosity had devolved into a cause of violent outbursts.

Both musicians agreed at the discussion that they would never again use caustic or slanderous words in their songs in the future.

A noteworthy accomplishment Khuzani earned the coveted honor of closing the hugely popular annual Maskandi Music festival, Khuphuka Ne zakho Sibone Inkunzi, in the same year, and he also won the R100,000 fan-voted prize.

Similarly, read The following is a list of King Zwelithini’s marriages and children (with images) Additionally, Khuzani won prizes at the 2017 Amantshontsho Kamaskandi Awards for Best Maskandi Album, Best Selling Album, and Best Song of the Year.

The following year, Khuzani won the Best Maskandi Album award at the South African Music Awards for his album Khuzani – Inyoni yomthakathi.