Master KG’s Jerusalema continues to make waves and many of his fans keep thanking him for making such a good music.In the single, he featured the songstress, Nomcebo and since its drop, many of his fans and other celebrities have been showing how good the music is one way or the other.

Recall, the music video recently hit 100million and many took to their TL to congratulate the duo.

Well, few days ago, a video of a little girl dancing to Jerusalema went viral and Janet Jackson gave a shoutout to the little girl and also tagged Master KG.

Reacting to this video, American tweeps stated how impressed they are by the little girl’s moves while South African on the other hand claimed the girl for the country in the comment section.

Thinking it would end there, Janet Jackson shared a video of the first set of people who started the #JerusalamaChallenge with a caption as she tagged Master KG/

She said: “Happy Sunday u guys #Jerusalema @MasterKGsa”Many stated that she might be crushing on Master KG while others felt she loves the music and the piece of work.

American superstar, Chance the Rapper decide to add his own by retweeting Janet Jackson’s tweet and told her that they should learn the dance.

Mafikizolo star Theo Kgosinkwe has defended calls for the government to reopen the entertainment industry during the lockdown, saying people can die of starvation while the government tries to protect them from Covid-19.

Theo joined dozens of artists across the country to protest against the regulations imposed on the entertainment industry.The Vula President movement shut the N3 near Durban this week to call for the reopening of the industry, concerts, and venues. They called for events to be opened with at least 70% attendance.

Several protesters were arrested at the illegal demonstration, and the protests have now moved online.

Theo showed his support for the movement, posting its slogan and claiming “the entertainment industry is feeling the strain”.

While some supported his stance, others questioned why the regulations should be lifted before the pandemic is under full control or has ended. They argued that allowing mass gatherings could spread the coronavirus more easily and put thousands of lives at risk.

“Your health is more important than anything else. Suffering of the industry is not going to help the people survive Covid-19, or aren’t you bothered? I do understand the industry is suffering kodwa impilo zabantu zi safe na,” one follower told Theo.

The star hit back, claiming both Covid-19 and hunger had the potential to kill.

“Both can affect you mentally and lead to depression,” he said.

He said most industries are open and taking proper safety precautions, and the entertainment industry can do the same.

“We too can make sure precautions are taken and limit the number of people, like everyone else. Shebeens are open, clubs are open, taxis are at 100% capacity, so when artists raise their voice there is a problem?”

The star said “artists are human beings, too, who need to feed their families” and should be allowed to go back to work.

-TshisaLIVE

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Taking to Twitter few days ago, the DJ was observant of the new trend of amapiano producers remixing songs.

“Amapiano producers are going to remix everything under the sun! Yho! Haai!” he tweeted.

Well, the DJ is almost right.

These producers are not remixing all the songs. However, every new Friday comes with an amapiano remix of songs, especially Nigerian songs.

Major League DJz have remixed Rora by Reekado Banks; Focalistic remixed Nobody by DJ Neptune, Mr Eazi & Joeboy.

Kabza De Small & DJ Maphorisa did an amapiano cover of Money Heist theme song, Bella Ciao.

These are just the most recent remixes done out of lots released.

However, it is assumed that there might be a deal triggering this amapiano remix effect.

olice in Mpumalanga is searching for a suspect who “blatantly shot and killed” actress Thandeka Mdeliswa at her home on Evander on Thursday.The actress, who is best known for her lead role in SABC’s isiNdebele language drama series iKani, was killed in a “heinous incident associated with Gender-Based-Violence”, police spokesman Brigadier Leonard Hlathi said, echoing a statement issued by the actress’s family earlier on Sunday.

Police called on anyone with information that may lead to the arrest of the suspect to call Captain Patrick Malepe at 0820651299.

In a statement on Sunday the family said: “It is with great sorrow that we inform you of the passing on of our dearest daughter.

“She was shot in Evander, Mpumalanga on Thursday 3 September 2020. She was immediately rushed to Evander hospital, stabilized then airlifted to Witbank after which she was transferred to Steve Biko Academic Hospital (Pretoria) as her condition was critical but stable. She passed on in the morning of the 5th of September 2020 (Saturday).”

The family described the 27-year-old as “a young, talented and inspirational actress which her family and community were looking to see flourish”.

“The brutality which was inflicted on our daughter has left us deeply hurt. This is another incident of violence against women (Gender-Based Violence) which our country has to fight against. We believe that justice will be served,” the statement said.

The family requested privacy and a chance to grieve but said that funeral arrangements would be announced in due course.

According to police information, the victim heard a commotion between her brother and two men.

“She then went out to investigate the problem whereupon getting closer one of the men fatally shot her.

“The two men fled the scene and police as well as medical personnel were immediately summoned, police managed to trace the suspects however, the shooter ran away hence the manhunt,” Hlathi said.

The Provincial Commissioner of the police in Mpumalanga, Lieutenant General Mondli Zuma indicated that it is despicable to learn that men continue to inflict pain on women daily. “We cannot allow such unexplainable actions to go unpunished hence we are making a clarion call to the public to assist in locating the killer. He has robbed the family and the country of a young life and talent respectively,” said General Zuma.

According to reports, the singer bought her first house for a stunning $3.1 million (₦1.2 billion) mansion in Malibu.

The 19-year-old singer has obviously followed in the footsteps of her big brother, Jaden, who moved into his own home three years ago.

The property he acquired is said to be a $4 million house in Hidden Hills.

This is actually a great achievement for her.

Willow was first introduced to stardom at age 10 when she released the song, “Whip My Hair” which earned her a deal with Roc Nation.

Well, many of her friends and family are really happy for her as they sent congratulatory messages.