Ever wished you could be like everyone or mostly the public figures that seem to have figured life out. They live life according to their own rules and slay while doing it. Whenever they step out they look good in literally everything. They can wear rags and still look drop dead gorgeous.

Ayanda Ncwane is a businesswoman and reality star. She is known as the late Sfiso Ncwane’s widow. But she has been making moves of her own recently. Let’s not forget how she has been causing a frenzy with her outfits. She looks amazing in everything.

She has decided to enjoy saturday by wearing jeans, basically like a rock star. With the biker jacket on her shoulders. It is not everyone who can pull this look off but she is doing it effortlessly so. Her fans were smitten with her different look. Maybe we should see her more often in jeans. Which Ayanda do you prefer? One in dresses or jeans?.

Mzansi still thinks Innocent Makapula who portrays the role of the sweetest and humble Rendani Mukwevho in Muvhango made the wrong choice by marrying her husband who

is not in the entertainment industry.

Ever since the actress introduced her husband to the world, all they ever got from their fans was mockery and name-calling because of how her husband looks.

The actress’s husband is chubby though good looking which is mostly disregarded. Instead, he is being mocked for being chubby and some think the two are not suited for each other.

Nonetheless, the two are madly in love and going strong despite the obstacles that are thrown in their way to destroy their beautiful relationship.

This is one of the most amazing couples that true love does exist no matter how people try to put Innocent off by mocking her husband, she loves him regardless.

Late gospel singer Sfiso Ncwane’s two children have taken their stepmother Ayanda Ncwane to court in a bid to get their share of their award-winning father’s estate.

Snqobile Mzelemu and Sduduzo Dlamini represented by Pinky Dlamini, Sduduzo’s mother have taken the matter to the Master of the High Court. They are claiming Sfiso’s widow Ayanda is “dishonest and wants everything for herself” and want her to be removed as executor of the estate.

Snqobile who is now over 18 claims to have seen the late singers will and says she was left with nothing and that when her father was alive he maintained her.
She told Daily Sun that she no longer receives money and wants a share of the estate as she is unable to support herself.

Pinky, Sduduzo’s mother is currently not working and is unable to maintain Sfiso’s son that is why she wants a share of the estate.

A source speaking to the publication said, “For the past three years, Sfiso’s kids have been trying to reach out to Ayanda, but she ignores them. In 2018, they approached the Master of the High Court, to get what’s due to them.“They feel Ayanda wants to take everything for herself.”Sfiso in his will left his assets to his wife Ayanda. The will was signed on October 1, 2016, the singer died the same year on December 5.

The publication also alleges that there is speculation about the validity of the will and according to sources speaking to the paper Ayanda has been accused of sidelining Sfiso’s kids born out of wedlock.

Kefilwe Mabote celebrates her new age today and she is over the moon to be alive to witness this beautiful day.

The star turns 32 years old today, 10th of April, 2021 as she was born 10the of April, 1989.

Taking to Instagram, Kefilwe shared a picture with her year of birth boldly written on it captioned: “I survived another year🎈🎂. Thanks to the Lord of all creation for the grace to be alive🙏🏽…. Happy Birthday To Me”

Kefilwe Mabote celebrates her new age today and she is over the moon to be alive to witness this beautiful day.

The star turns 32 years old today, 10th of April, 2021 as she was born 10the of April, 1989.

Taking to Instagram, Kefilwe shared a picture with her year of birth boldly written on it captioned: “I survived another year🎈🎂. Thanks to the Lord of all creation for the grace to be alive🙏🏽…. Happy Birthday To Me”

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However, the past few months has been a difficult one for the star most especially after losing her mother.

Well, she might have faced difficulties but Kefilwe is definitely coming out strong day by day.

Let’s take a look at some of the beautiful pictures she has shared on Instagram that made fashion statement.

 

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ARTISTS who have been staging a sit-in at the National Arts Council have been given marching orders.

An eviction order was granted on Friday, 9 April by the High Court of South Africa, Gauteng Local Division.

According to the eviction order, the artists are supposed to evict the building with immediate effect.

Part of the order reads: “Pending the finalisation of any and all disputes pertaining to the implementation of the President Employment Stimulus Programme, the respondents be directed and interdicted to immediately upon service of this order to exit and vacate the premises and offices of the applicant. Not to approach, traverse or be present on the property and premises of the applicant, not to approach and or be present near any are of the property where any works are attended to by the applicant’s employees. Should the artists fail to exit the premises, the NAC is given authority to co-opt any relevant body to assist it in the executing the order, including but not limited to the South African Police Services, to provide the necessary assistance in the execution of the order.”

The artists were further ordered to pay the costs of the application.

On Tuesday, 6 April, Daily Sun reported that the NAC approached the High Court with an intention to evict artists. But the matter was postponed for Wednesday, 7 April.

On Friday, 9 April, the NAC was finally granted the eviction order.Daily Sun understands that the court order has already been served on the artists and they are supposed to evict the building. However, the artists have vowed they are going nowhere and would instead mobilise artists from all over the country.

Sibongile Mngoma, who has been leading the artists, took to Facebook and said: “They want us out of this building because they don’t want us to dig into their dirt. The judge has granted them an interdict to evict us from this building. Well, here is my response, NAC, we will not honour the interdict to evict us. If you want to bring the cops, red ants or anybody, we are here. We are going nowhere, I want to die here. We are ready.”

The artists have been staging a sit-in since 3 March.