Tshego is finally here with something mini to feed his fans with, as he announced dropping a mini-project soon, ahead of his album.
The rapper has always been talking about working on his album, but he will be releasing an EP this Friday titled, EPIECE.The EP has 3 songs featuring three of South African faves in the music industry, which include, Shekhinahd, Blxckie and Flvme.
The father of one urged fans to preorder before the main release of the EP.
Moonchild Sanelly chose to spill out how she survived bully from a relative of her former boyfriend.
A Twitter asked people to open up about their worst bullying experience in school.
Moonchild decide to give us a little from her ugly experiences in the past.
“An ex inlaw who still calls me for my approval now I actually blocked her last week funny enough coz she’d try me & I’m like bitch I’m a successful adult now Not that little kid u bullied at 19 after running away from home My ex never had balls to defend me So I defended myself,” she said.
Lots of celebs like Moon have affirmed being bullied at some point in their lives and it’s been cancelled.
An ex inlaw who still calls me for my approval now
I actually blocked her last week funny enough coz she’d try me & I’m like bitch I’m a successful adult now
Not that little kid u bullied at 19 after running away from home
My ex never had balls to defend me
So I defended myself https://t.co/MBQU0RrqHD— Moonchild YEBO TEACHER Sanelly (@Moonsanelly) July 14, 2021
“I used to sleep in the bathroom for six months at the Glen Mall” Durban Gen’s Mbali Mthethwa’s Rags To Riches Story
Singer and actress Nelisiwe Sibiya has told the public she once spent half a year sleeping in a shopping mall toilet The Maskandi singer and Durban Gen actress endured a hard life for several years working as a promoter with an acting dream The KwaZulu-Natal-born star shared the short story on Instagram before asking haters to respect other people’s hustles
Durban Gen’s Nelisiwe Sibiya is truly enjoying the soft life because she knows the real experience of leading a hard life.
The 26-year-old singer and actress from KwaZulu-Natal’s Eshowe took to Instagram to shock her followers with her past.
Nelisiwe posted a message that promised her fans that she will one day tell the full story of how she once had to sleep in a public toilet for half a year as she fought for her dream to make it in showbiz, as reported by ZAlebs.
She wrote on her account on Instagram:
“One day, I’ll tell you a story of how I used to sleep in the bathroom for six months at the Glen Mall working as a promoter. “Ei Ngoba ngibuya kude ngizama impilo (I have come a long way trying to make things work).” Nelisiwe, also known as Faith, took the moment to express pity on certain people that try to bring down others that have worked hard to earn success to support their families.
“Ngoba kade sizama impilo, bese there are people who would want to just take that away from us!! Sisebenzela imindeni yethu.” One of her fans on the app responded with a story about when she met Nelisiwe at Carnival Mall.
thobi_d said:
“I remember meeting you in those promotion days working at clicks carnival mall that day hheee you just took me back. I was hustling as a songwriter, we spoke about music the whole day! And I won’t forget how you also spoke so often about your mum and the house you were building for her ♥️ You’re such a gem I’m forever rooting for you .”
As the looting continues some local celebrities have taken their time to weigh in on the dire situation.
It seems like the current situation has evoked lot of emotions in people as they can no longer keep quiet. Yesterday Somizi set the record straight on Instagram that everything that is happening in South Africa is a total disgrace. Jub Jub followed as well with a video that was intended to specifically take shots at his fellow celebrities. Apparently some of them didn’t take this well.
In his IG video Jub Jub touched on the matter of celebrities being quiet about serious matters that need their attention as much as those who are underprivileged. He critisized their silence on social media in the midst of the political-driven unrest that is spiraling out of control in the country.
However there’s someone who couldn’t keep quiet about Jub Jub’s criticism and that’s none other than Lerato Kganyago. The radio personality took aim at Jub Jub for generalizing the whole community of local celebrities and ignoring the ones who have been vocal, including herself. Lerato then went on to educate Jub Jub about politics in the comment section. However it’s all clear that Jub Jub wasn’t in the mood for Lerato’s political lessons.
“Enough is Enough… SOUTH AFRICA NEEDS TO STAND TOGETHER. How dare you judge and call another black person Hooligan!!! Just because you comfortable… I don’t condone looting. What did you expect to happen if they have misled and lied to for years???” Jub Jub caption his post.
Jub Jub and Lerato Kganyago ended up throwing jabs at one another on the comment section. For some reason Jub Jub lost his cool and threatened Lerato Kganyago. Below are the screenshots of their Instagram brawl.
As you can see the last part of Jub Jub’s lengthy comment is warning the radio personality and threatening to expose her. Meanwhile people on social media have been praising Jub Jub for speaking out.
Do you think Jub Jub was wrong to threaten Lerato Kganyago? Leave your comments down below.
It is difficult to discuss South African hip jump without referencing the name of Sjava the enormous supervisor who brought an entirely different R’n’B and afro hip bounce combination into the game.
Sjava is likely the most adaptable South African artist and rapper as featured by his switch of voices and dialects. The Sjava History entells an account of an engaged young fellow who rose to conspicuousness when all chances were against him.
Sjava was brought into the world in Bergville , KwaZulu Natal in South Africa on the second of December 1984. He is the third brought into the world to his mom Thandi Nkabinde after his kin Sibusiso and Sindy Hadebe. Despite the fact that Sjava can sing in different dialects he is a Zulu.
Jabulani Hadebe A.K.A Sjava finished his essential instruction in KwaZulu Natal. From that point, his family moved to Johannesburg where he was selected at a secondary school. In the wake of finishing secondary school Sjava didn’t seek after training but instead started working at the taxi rank.
Sjava’s excursion to progress must be summed up by the expression, “from poverty to newfound wealth.” He came from a striving family as his dad unloaded his mom, and she turned into a seller at a taxi rank to take care of her youngsters.
For this and the sky is the limit from there, he devoted his hit tune umama to his mom Thandi Nkabinde. Jabulani Hadebe tried out for an acting part in the Mzansi Television program Zone 14 which he landed and from that second he continued sparkling.
Later on he included on Musicality City and The Bantu hour when he assumed the part of Sjava in the two creations. From that second onwards he turned out to be prominently known as Sjava and before very long he quit acting to seek after music while holding the name ‘Sjava.’ 
It was a youth dream to be a performer for Sjava and the fantasy gradually became animated from forming jingles for Television programs to making grant winning collections.
His music vocation started when he got endorsed under Ambitiouz Diversion which at the time was home to any semblance of Miss Pru Dj, A Reece and Emtee.
Following a few contentions this year Sjava at long last left Aggressive Diversion to join Emtee and Saudi in the triplet’s African Snare Development. He is set to deliver a collection not long from now under his new administration.
This man has motivated such countless youngsters who need to be actually similar to him one day that they need to buckle down to accomplish extraordinary things throughout everyday life.
He is additionally accessible via online media stages like Instagram and on his most recent post he imparted to fans astounding pictures of him wearing the most popular trend which left numerous speechless in Mzansi.
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