The star announced the passing of his 79 year-old mother in 2020 who died at Netcare’s Parklane Hospital in Johannesburg

Before her death, the legend stared in the film, This Is Not A Burial, It’s A Resurrection, and she’s bagged Best Actress Award for her role.

Somizi’s mother had to be carried by crew members when the movie was filmed in the remote mountains of Lesotho.

The late icon’s final film has won a couple of international awards and has also been screened at international film festivals

The movie shot in the remote mountains of Lesotho was directed by filmmaker Lemohang Jeremiah Moses.

It has been screened at different international film festivals across the globe and has bagged a couple of international awards.

According to reports, the film will be out in May.

Vic Mensa has revealed the two South African rappers he wants to collaborate with.

The star made this known on the latest episode of POPradio with hosts Ms Cosmo and Scoop Makhathini.

In the video, the three spoke about Vic’s visit to SA, his music career and others.

Vic then stated his intention to collaborate with two talented South Africa’s artists.

“I really would like too. We just got back to Joburg, I think yesterday. Um I really would like too…My man Gibson was just putting me on…Whats’s the name of that artist you was putting me on? He was super dope,” Vic said.

The rapper has been spending some time in SA as he explores around the country and hung out with some celebrities and his girlfriend, Nadia Nakai.

Rowlene and Nigerian star, Oxlade have a song dropping soon as they were spotted in the studio working on a song with upcoming SA artist, Manana.
Rowlene and Nigerian star, Oxlade have a song dropping soon as they were spotted in the studio working on a song with upcoming SA artist, Manana.

Just in case you don’t know, the upcoming musician worked on 2021 Grammy winning album, Burna Boy’s Twice As Tall. He was listed as one of the writers on the project.

The two talented singers shared cozy snaps on Instagram.

On Oxlade’s Instagram story, he bonded with some other South African musicians like Tellaman.

 

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Relebogile Mabotja has taken to her social media to reveal the gender of her unborn child.

The star announced in March that she is pregnant.

Mabotja shared a snap holding something that looked like a firecracker with blue smoke coming out.

Her followers were able to put two and two together and concluded that she’s having a baby boy.Many of the celebrities took to the comment section to congratulate Mabotja with the likes of Minnie Dlamini who said “We make kings”

Actress Rami Chuene said, ”Oh mama! It’s a boy!!!!’

 

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Skeem Saam has been causing paternity issues in the Seakamela family for weeks.

We assumed Kwaito was Maputla’s son at first, but later learned Seakamela suspected Pretty wasn’t his child, which DNA proved.

While the Seakamela family is mourning the loss of Ntate Seakamela, Charity revealed that Zamokuhle’s father is still alive and that he must seek him out. The Seakamela family, including MaNtuli, misinterpreted Charity’s statement, and Zamokuhle assumed that Seakamela was still alive because their stepmother lied about his death. Zamokuhle’s is not the Seakamela, as charity was implying.

As a result of the mystery, fans speculated that Zamokuhle’s father might be Wallet, based on their poetry and writing abilities as father and son. The paternity issue prompted Zamokuhle to conduct DNA tests, which revealed that Charity had been correct all along: he is not the Seakamela, but… It is unknown. Guys, let’s see what happens in May 2021 with regard to this problem.