Her daughter Pretty is no different.
The same way families tell a bride-to-be how she should carry herself or behave towards her in-laws is the same way families should be guiding mamazalas and other close family members.They forget that she’s not their slave but also a daughter in their family.

During a braai, hosted by MaNtuli to show off her new double storey house built by beloved son Kwaito, Lizzy’s mum Jacobeth arrived early to give a helping hand. She was livid after witnessing how her daughter was treated. She took a stand and said enough is enough. However, it should no longer be her job to protect her daughter but her husband’s.Kwaito needs to step up and stop letting his family control his life and ill-treat his wife like this. He also needs to put his foot down on the excessive black tax he’s expected to pay.

He’s married now and change needs to happen. I’m not saying he should stop supporting his family, but he can’t carry the load on his own anymore.

The worst thing is that MaNtuli’s fuming that Lizzy went against culture and allowed her mum to cook in her home. She’s now spitting fire, telling Lizzy what a useless makoti she is. Even through that, Kwaito didn’t stand up for her. These two must move out before their marriage crumbles.

Makhadzi’s alleged boyfriend, Shumani “Masala” Lawrence Mulaudzi has sued Musa Khawula for defamation. Some days ago, the controversial entertainment blogger revealed the singer’s lover and further described him to be a ” and associated him with one of Thohoyandou’s gangs called Tshisole.

 

 

 

“Meet Makhadzi’s dangerous thug boyfriend, Masala Mulaudzi. Masala Mulaudzi is a member of a thug group called Tshisole in Venda. The Tshisole thugs own a place called Jerusalem.Last week, one of the Tshisole thugs called Target was shot and killed while in a meeting,” Khawula tweeted. The businessman through his lawyers demanded an apology from Musa and further opened a criminal case against him.“It is our client’s instruction that on or about the 29th December 2023, at approximately 14:43, on X (formerly Twitter), you endeavored to intentionally and lawfully broadcast and publish misleading and defamatory statements concerning our client. You caused to publish defamatory statements,” reads the letter.

Big Zulu puts a smile on the faces of a family Big Zulu brought joy into a family during the festive period as he built them a house.In 2023, the musician shared a video clip, revealing the hideous condition of the house which was burnt.He promised to build a house for the family and he did.Hours before the new year, Big Zulu shared a video revealing the process of building the house and he made their December. The music star appreciated people who supported him.
 

 

 

 

Peter Magubane, a South African photojournalist who chronicled decades of violence during the country’s apartheid era including the Soweto student uprising of 1976, died Monday aged 91.
Magubane also became the official photographer of Nelson Mandela when the anti-apartheid leader was released from prison in 1990 and until he became president four years later, according to AFP.
The SACEF journalists’ association said “he passed on today (Monday) peacefully surrounded by his family.”
“He was very passionate about his work, everything else would stop when it comes to his work,” his daughter Fikile told SABC television.

“South Africa has lost a freedom fighter, a masterful storyteller and lensman… Peter Magubane fearlessly documented apartheid’s injustices,” Culture Minister Zizi Kodwa wrote on X.
One of his most iconic images, from 1956, captured a young white girl sitting on a bench marked “Europeans Only”, her black maid sitting behind her on the other side of the bench.
He focused on documenting the harsh reality of apartheid and key moments in the struggle for equality.
In 1969, he was arrested while covering protests in front of the prison where Winnie Mandela was being held. He was imprisoned and spent 586 days in solitary confinement, and upon release ordered to stop his photography activities for five years. Magubane was again arrested in 1971 and held for several months.
During the Soweto uprising of 1976, he captured some of the most striking images and gained widespread notoriety.
Magubane published about 15 books, some of which were banned under the apartheid regime that ruled South Africa from 1948 until the early 1990s.

MEET THE NEW CAST MEMBERS OF REAL HOUSEWIVES OF DURBAN (RHOD)
Season 4 of Real Housewives of Durban (RHOD), is set to return with new faces. Controversial blogger Musa Khawula has recently revealed some exciting news about the upcoming season set to debut this year.
According to Khawula, the highly anticipated new season will feature an array of fresh faces joining the existing cast members. Among the new additions are Zama Ngcobo, Ameigh Thompson, Angel Ndlela, and Londy Mazwide.
This unexpected lineup change has sparked much curiosity and speculation among fans, who are eagerly awaiting the premiere to see how these new cast members will shake things up and bring a fresh dynamic to the show.
According to Khawula, when the new season begins, Sorisha Naidoo, Nonku Williams, Slee Ndlovu, Jojo Robinson and Maria Valaskatzis will be making a comeback.

Speaking to Baby YumYum in late 2023, Annie Mthembu expressed her disinterest in participating in another season.
“Another season for me is not something that I am interested in doing. I just want to be present at home and in my business. Also, from a mental health perspective, it has taken a toll on me. I would love to get back to knowing who I am and being okay with myself before I put myself out there again,” she said.
Khawula further reports that Mthembu has bagged a cameo and will make an appearance near the end of the season.