Gogo Skhotheni says a majority of the celebrities who are Sangomas don’t have a calling. Skhotheni gave an insight into spiritual and traditional healing during a recent sit-down on Mac G’s podcast and Chill.The star says some celebrities were misdiagnosed to be traditional healers; she said a majority of them mistook depression for a calling. The Sangoma said hearing the ancestors speak to you or communicate with you is different from having a calling.

She said most times, people who are traditional healers have been called right from birth. When Mac G asked about how many celebrities have true callings, she replied by saying 30% of the celebrities in the South African entertainment industry are true sangoma, while the 70% are fake.
 

 

 

Babes Wodumo hints at being suicidal after almost a year of her husband’s death. Mampintsha died in a Durban hospital on the 24th of December 2022 after suffering a stroke. The businessman left behind a son, Sponge, and his wife.The Gqom queen has made headlines over various issues which include, health, reality show, and finances. A screenshot of her recent Instagram stories surfaced on social media.“Engathi ngingafa,” she wrote, which can be translated to, “I wish to die .The post has most people worried, as they remind her of her son, Sponge. Nah! Sponge still needs her, she must not even think about it,” a tweep wrote.“This is so sad, I hope she gets some sort of assistance,” another wrote. She must log off Instagram and delete it, let her manager handle all her bookings and just focus on her, social media is adding on her situation,” reads another tweet.
 

 

 

 

 

Zakes Bantwini expresses gratitude following the success of his first Abantu Stadium concert. People came out in numbers for the concert which held at DHL stadium on 28 October.

Days after the event concluded, Zakes penned a note of gratitude to his supporters.Thank you for all the support on our first Abantu stadium event. We made history together, along with all those in attendance, the artists that performed, our stakeholders and partners, and everyone that supported us as we embarked on this journey,” he wrote. The musician further apologised for the poor hospitality.“That being said, we are also aware of some challenges experienced in our beverage and hospitality offering and would like to extend our sincere apologies to those affected. Currently, we are in dialogue with stadium management to troubleshoot all aspects of the show.“Once this internal process has concluded, we will communicate measures to be taken for future editions of Abantu. Rest assured all of your feedback has been noted and well-received and we will implement the necessary changes to ensure that we provide concertgoers with the service they expect and deserve from us.

Babes Wodumo visits her late boyfriend, Mandla “Mampintsha” Maphumulo. The late musician and the Gqom queen married and their union was blessed with a son, Sponge.

 

 

 
However, dark clouds emerged over them in December 2022 after Mampintsha died due to a stroke at the Durban hospital in which he was admitted.Babes Wodumo, whose real name is Bongekile Mildred Simelane shared a photo of herself at her late husband’s grave. She shared the photo shortly after her suicidal post went viral on social media.Bongekile recently wrote on her Instagram stories that she wishes to die, ““Engathi ngingafa.”

The post garnered various reactions; a majority urged her to keep pushing and to get help rather than kill herself.

Lupita Nyong’o is slowly adjusting to her “new reality” following her split from Selema Masekela. In a lengthy Instagram post dedicated to her close friend Palmer Hefferan, the “Black Panther” actress shared how her pal supported her through her “heartbreak.”“Recently, when my life was turned upside-down from heartbreak, Palmer flew in swiftly to be by my side and help me through the hardest days as I adjusted to my new reality,” she captioned a carousel of pics of them together Thursday.“She made me delicious meals, she found me therapeutic activities to get my mind off things, she cried with me and made me laugh until I cried a more joyful kind of tear.”

 

 

 

 
Nyong’o, 40, said she “will never” be able to pay Hefferan back for the “kindness she has shown me,” adding that she has “every intention to try.”

The heartfelt post comes more than two weeks after the “Us” star revealed that she and Masekela, 52, had called it quits.

“At this moment, I must share a personal truth and publicly dissociate myself from someone I can no longer trust,” she captioned an Instagram post at the time. Nyong’o added that she had been in a “season of heartbreak” due to the “deception” she faced from her partner.“I am tempted to run into the shadows and hide, only to return to the light when I have regained my strength enough for me to say, ‘Whatever, my life is better this way,’” she added.

“But I am reminded that the magnitude of the pain I am feeling is equal to the measure of my capacity for love. And so, I am choosing to face the pain, cultivating the courage to meet my life exactly as it is, and trusting that this too shall pass.”

The Oscar winner concluded her lengthy post with the hashtag: “#Breakup.”Nyong’o went public with her relationship with the sports commentator in December 2022, writing at the time that they “just click.”

Fans began speculating about the “12 Years a Slave” star’s relationship status after they noticed that she quietly deleted pictures of Masekela from her social media. She was also spotted at a concert with Joshua Jackson, who is currently going through a divorce with his estranged wife, Jodie Turner-Smith.