Sizwe Dhlomo prioritises his health despite not being afraid of death. The radio personality made this known after a Twitter user questioned his choice of not catching any diseases.

 

 

 

Sizwe reacted to a tweet that asked people to pick one out of four pills. The pills are, Be rich, Bring someone dead back, Never feel pain and Never catch a disease. The star chose “never catch a disease.

Sizwe Dhlomo

“You rich already my guy ..and there is a verse in the bible that says rich people are scared to die..now i understand why you chose the black pill,” a Twitter user said to Dhlomo.

Kabza De Small sang out the praises of his wife, Kamogelo “Geloo” Moropa. The two have been keeping their relationship private but they hinted at being married early this year. Taking to Instagram, the Amapiano star shared a photo of his woman and captioned it with heart-melting words.

 

 
Kabza De Small

“Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, Forever is in the one that brings out the best version of you. The beholder of my name, The carrier of my heart, The means to my smile, FOREVER IN MY HEART,” he wrote.

Kabza De Small

Friends, fans and colleagues gushed over Geloo and crowned her First Lady of Amapiano. Musa referred to Kamogelo as Kabza’s girlfriend but those in the know corrected him. They said Kabza De Small paid Lobola to Kamogelo a few months back.

The tragic passing of Zoleka Mandela’s death was announced on Monday. The activist and writer had an ongoing battle with cancer that spread to various parts of her body. She passed away at the age of 43, leaving behind a legacy that South Africans will never forget. Following her famous grandfather, Nelson Mandela, Zoleka was known for her political will, braveness, and heart towards South Africans. We take a look at her journey and her contribution to Mzansi.

 

 

 

 

 

FACTS ABOUT ZOLEKA MANDELA
Zoleka was more than just the granddaughter of President Nelson Mandela. She inspired a nation through her campaigning and awareness for many causes. Zoleka regularly made headlines for her activism and work. Here are some highlights of her journey.

ZOLEKA MANDELA CAMPAIGNED FOR ROAD SAFETY
Zoleka Mandela tragically lost her daughter Zenani at the age of 13 in 2010 after a car accident. She later went on to become a worldwide campaigner for road safety for children, pioneering many projects such as the “Safe School Project”. Along with the Global Commission on Road Safety, Zoleka helped to raise awareness for road safety and helped prevent accidents across the country.

AN INSPIRATIONAL BREAST CANCER ACTIVIST
Zoleka was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2012. She shared her experiences and brave journey throughout her battle to create awareness for the illness. Zoleka regularly documented her journey on her Instagram account, giving followers a look into her experience, while advocating for the awareness and treatment of cancer.

ALSO READ: Zoleka Mandela’s battle with cancer

ZOLEKA’S BOOK GAVE PEOPLE HOPE
Zoleka released an autobiography in 2013 called When Hope Whispers. The book detailed her journey with cancer, her road safety campaign and her personal life. Her book received good reviews as it highlighted her triumph in the face of adversity and struggle.

THE ZOLEKA MANDELA FOUNDATION
Zoleka established The Zoleka Mandela Foundation in 2013 to uplift and educate people on social issues that affect South Africans. Through the foundation, she helped raise awareness for cancer and road safety. The social upliftment foundation had several posts and messages from Zoleka herself.

POSITIVE SOCIAL MEDIA PRESENCE
Zoleka’s instagram account has around over 590,000 followers. She used her account to not only create awareness about cancer, but to promote positive and faith during the journey. Her last post before she passed ended with the words “Peace, Passion. Positivity”

Zoleka will remain a legend to Mzansi as many South Africans send their tribute to the beautiful activist. She will be remembered for her work towards important causes, her inspirational words and hope that she gave to many.

The Idols SA star Amanda Black left Mzansi puzzled with her appearance when she showed up for her Maseru Jazz Festival performance in a plain dress and untidy hair .

The artist went viral after a Twitter (X app) user @MsRebaone shared her picture and complained about the singer’s physical presentation at a recent concert.

 

“I paid R250 for a ticket and Amanda Black came like this last night ko Maseru Jazz Festival,” said @MsRobe .

A popular social media user @Cellular_jnr defended the singer and said: “Stop judging people how they should be wearing… You went to the event to hear what she sings not what she’s wearing!”

@RefilweSeboko said: “I see nothing wrong with the outfit. She was wearing what most of yall look like in daily basis.”

While @TshegoRamadie slammed her “unpresentable” look and said: “I mean we don’t go to work looking like this lol…at least look decent.”

ALSO READ:Amanda Black is back with third studio album, ‘Mnyama’ [watch]

SOUTH AFRICANS REACT TO SINGER’S MASERU JAZZ FESTIVAL LOOK
@tlhonolo_: “I get you Reba. Being an artist also means respecting your craft and the people that supports it. I don’t get why people are hyping this in the comments, they themselves would not go to a family gathering looking like this.”

@THErealBAGOS: “Ne a sa tlhapa nex” (she didn’t bath at all)

@paballo_maseko: “The way she used to have this unique look and beautiful Xhosa outfits when she performed. Beautiful hairstyles and dots across her face Khante gwiragalang? Why ate editse Mmake?”

@kingfreshwalter: “SA artists need to start taking their brands, crafts, and fans seriously. Them putting zero efforts towards their work and yet still expect to be on top of their game, is much wishful thinking.”

ALSO READ:Amanda Black slams Ramaphosa for ‘ethnic mobilisation’ comment

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Former Springbok player Bryan Habana and his wife Janine celebrated their 14th wedding anniversary in style at the Moët & Chandon winery in Épernay, France recently and gave social media users a glimpse inside their romantic and intimate getaway.

 

 

BRYAN HABANA AND HIS WIFE, JANINE MARKED THEIR 14TH ANNIVERSARY
Bryan Habana and his gorgeous wife, Janine celebrated their 14th wedding anniversary in the gorgeous Moët & Chandon winery. The former Springbok player gave his fans and Instagram followers a peek into his luxurious anniversary via an Instagram post.

In the post, the lovely couple can be seen dressed in semi-casual outfits as they pose for a picture at the iconic wine estate. They took a tour of the estate and tasted a couple of bottles of Moët.

“Some way to celebrate 14 years of being married!!!” the iconic rugby player captioned his post.

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Bryan and Janine tied the knot in September 2009. Janine is said to have arrived at the church in a carriage pulled by four white horses and looked like an angel in an elegant, white gown, IOL reported. She was accompanied by her beautiful flower girls who were said to have worn royal purple dresses.

The wedding is reported to have taken place at the high-walled Sorex Estate where the duo exchanged their vows in front of several guests including the WAGS and teammates of the Springboks and Blue Bulls.

ALSO READ: ‘An all-time great of the game’ – Bryan Habana’s career, records and more

Bryan Habana
Bryan Habana and his wife marked their 14th wedding anniversary. Image via Instagram @bryanhabana_
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