The talented musician and actress is set to hold a workshop in Bolobedu in Ga-Kgapane at Shidila Lodge.
The workshop will be hosted over two days and it will be prioritising women who are up-and-coming artists.

According to Candy, the idea of the workshop came after her social media accounts were flooded with messages by young women in her home town seeking guidance.

“Limpopo Women In Music aims to use established artists and behind-the-scenes music professionals with lived experiences to educate and empower attendees,” she said.

Candy will not be the one leading the workshop. According to the Skeem Saam actress, there will be a panel of women from different industries in the music scene.

The panel will include veteran music publicist Hloni Modise, who will be focusing on the elements of selling artists to the media, from putting together press kits to single selection, and Hellen Seabi, one of the well-known music compilers in Limpopo currently working for Capricorn FM.
Artists often struggle to place their music in compilers’ ears, especially in Bolobedu. Hellen’s participation at this workshop is valuable for the music scene in Limpopo.

Dr Winnie Mashaba will share her story of being discovered by a legend and eventually becoming one, and how that journey contributed to the Limpopo gospel music scene, including Bolobedu.

She wished her a happy birthday and posted a series of photos.

“Baby Flo, very much like your name. You sprout like a blossom, unfurling your magnificence every single day. When I consider how I’ve watched your little character come to life, how I’ve watched you develop constantly. I can’t resist the urge to shake my head in stunningness of Gods favour,” the wrote in a lengthy Instagram post.

Andile’s mum, reality TV star and businesswoman, Shauwn “Mamkhize” Mkhize also posted a video of pictures of Flo and herself.Mamkhize was rumoured to not be happy about Andile and Sithelo’s relationship because of the seven-year difference between them.

But when celebrating Flo’s birthday on Instagram, she said although she wasn’t expecting her arrival, she’d do anything to protect her.

“Today is very special day for me as this time last year, our family tree was extended. We were blessed with a baby princess. Yes, I was neither ready nor prepared but boy oh boy. I never understood the impact and joy that she would bring to our family,” she wrote.

“I would do anything and everything in my power to protect her from this world as she is one of the thing I call my place of safety and comfort. Every time when I come home and I see her, my day is full, I LOVE YOU BABY FLO,” wrote Mamkhize.

Zamanguni Gumede-Zuma, the mother of Gqom superstar Mampintsha is filled with compunction following a very heated video of her cussing and dragging her daughter-in-law. She told Briefly News that she wishes to make amends with Babes Wodumo as she wants to be in her unborn grandchild’s life.
65-year-old Zama told the publication that she was filled with wrath when she confronted Babes in the video. In the video she accuses Babes of trying to control her sons life. It is clear that she never liked Babes and even said she instructed her and the family to not set foot at their wedding.

She even accused her of faking her pregnancy and then proceeded to diss her growing grandchild by saying he or she will probably be a cat. From what many observed, Zama was probably intoxicated but that cannot be known for sure.

After their lavish traditional wedding, she went on a rant but now she wants to apologise to her in person. She might not like Babes, but if her son, Shimora wants to spend the rest of his life with her, then there is nothing she can do but to be supportive.At the end of the day, she is my daughter-in-law, and we have to iron out issues and move past. Mandla is my son, and if he chooses Babes Wodumo, then there’s nothing I can do. I want to apologise to her in person, and we move on as a family. I want to be a responsible mother to both of them,” she told the publication.

She then further wished them longevity and hopes they could build a warm home for their child. Zama opened up to the publication and said she does not want a lot from Mampintsha, she only wants to spend time with her grandchild before she departs earth.

Babes might want to rethink her decision of pressing charges against her mother-in-law because sis was adamant that she wants to teach her a lesson. “I am going to press charges against her for humiliating me in public and for swearing at me. I don’t understand why she is dragging my name in the mud.”I am pregnant, whether she likes it or not. If she has problems with it, she must deal with it. I am hurt about this. I know most of the things she says when she is drunk should not be taken seriously, but this time she has gone too far. I am going to press charges against her. I want her to clear my name,” Babes told Daily News.

Ex-Soul City actor Aubrey Moalosi has died. Moalosi, 70, died on Sunday afternoon due to Covid-19 related illness, his son Molibeli Moalosi confirmed. The Lesotho-born legendary film, stage and TV actor portrayed the role of Ali Mazwai in Soul City up to season six.
Moalosi, who was described as a funny person, began his acting journey at Gibson Kente School of Acting in Dube alongside Darlington Michaels. He also acted in shows such as Generations, Muvhango, Never Say Goodbye, Zabalaza and Drum Beat.

In film, he appeared in Cry Freedom and Good Man in Africa. Moalosi was also part of the original cast of Percy Mtwa’s stage show Bopha! that premiered at the Market Theatre in Newtown in 1985. He also acted in Zakes Mda’s play The Hill.

Moalosi’s nephew, Tshepo Makubire, said the legendary actor was a loving and caring human being who loved his family.“Aubrey was the Moalosi family entertainer. He was very funny. Wherever he was people will be laughing. He was a jolly person. When you have a problem or lost someone he made sure he supports you until the end. We knew that his work kept him busy but when he had time he would call everyone just to check how they are doing.”

Literature guru and accomplished author Zakes Mda said about Moalosi: “Every day a hero falls. Even grief itself has lost its meaning. This time it is the great actor, Aubrey Moalosi. I knew Aubrey when he was a little boy in Mafeteng in Lesotho. His father, Morris, was my tailor. I met Aubrey a few years later when he became my student at Hlotse High School in Lesotho.

“Many of you may remember him in Percy Mtwa’s play Bopha! [to which, by the way, he and the other actors contributed in its development]. Aubrey featured in my plays too, particularly in The Hill at the Market Theatre, featuring Job Kubatsi and directed by Philiswa Biko. Phomola ka Khotso, hle Mokhatla.”

The news was made known by entertainer Phil Mphela through his Twitter.
He shared a video by “The Entertainment Tea”.

According to the video, the TV producer has been off the entertainment space for a while now.

Olwee has featured in reality Tv shows like: “Being bonang, Living The Dream with Somizi”

Also, he has been nominated for SAFTA three times due to his creativity

He was nominated in 2020 as part of Somizi’s Living The dream by Somizi which won the best structured or Docu-reality show

This year, he won the nomination for two shows: Life with Kelly and Somizi&Mohale: The Union

Many South African celebrities have taken to their social media to welcome the DJ.

See tweet below:

SPOTLIGHT: @Olwee making moves and history #TheEntertainmentAlert ☕️ pic.twitter.com/MG0xmr8nbz

— Kgopolo Mphela ☕️ (@PhilMphela) May 4, 2021