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Popular South African Afro-pop king and EFF MP, Ringo Madlingozi has decided to end his marriage to his wife Nomfundo Nyathi after a decade of struggling to reconcile their differences.

News that Madlingozi and Nyathi are heading for divorce was revealed by the former love-birds’ associates who had hoped the couple would find a way to resolve their issues and grow old together. Madlingozi’s lawyers recently informed Nyathi of his intention to file for divorce, marking the end of their union just a year before Madlingozi’s retirement age and five years before Nyathi enters a new phase of life. At 59 years old, Madlingozi is reaching the end of his career, while Nyathi is 55.

 

 

 

Sources close to the couple revealed the heartbreaking news, expressing their shock at Madlingozi’s decision. Although they had been separated for about a decade, friends and associates had remained hopeful that Madlingozi and Nyathi would reconcile. Following their separation, Nyathi moved to Midrand, while Madlingozi resided in Buccleuh, north of Johannesburg. Despite attempts to mend their relationship, they were unable to find common ground“The hammer has fallen, it’s over. We are gutted. But what can we do? It is what it is,” said the associate, who did not want to be named for fear of comprising the relationship with the former couple.According to one associate, Madlingozi decided to file for divorce because he and Nyathi no longer shared the same aspirations and dreams, leading to a loss of affection between them. The associate also disclosed that the couple had already signed a settlement agreement, which is expected to be formalized by the court. The agreement reportedly ensures that both parties retain their assets and pension funds.

“I have seen it. It doesn’t say much, except to say that they will both keep their assets and pension funds,” said the associate.This is not the first time their marital issues have come to light. In April 2008, It was revealed that Nyathi had left their shared home due to concerns about Madlingozi’s relationships with other women and his absence from their marital bed. However, Nyathi declined to comment on the current situation, while Madlingozi was unavailable for a statement.

The disintegration of their marriage will be a blow to Madlingozi and Nyathi’s loved ones as they had prayed and hoped the two would resolve their differences and age together as husband and wife.

Charmaine Mtinta is a South African actress best known for her starring role as Nomsa in the first season of the SABC1 drama series Yizo Yizo, in 1999. She won the Avanti Award for Best Actress in a Drama Series for this role.
She also starred as Pearl, Lebo’s (Mahlubi Kraai) uncle’s gold digging widow, in the SABC1 sitcom Gauteng Maboneng, in 2011; and as Aunt Lizzie in the Mzansi Magic telenovela Inkaba, from 2012-2013.

 

 

 

 

Mtinta has also acted in the SABC1 soapie Generations and Missing Link, also on SABC1.
In 2021 she had a recurring role as Zungazi in the 1Magic soapie The River, first appearing in an episode named after her character (“Zungazi”) which aired on 21 April (Season 4, Episode 53).
This year 2023 she is on Smoke & Mirrors and she is doing a great job.The cream of the entertainment industry crop has all gotten together for one production, to give viewers what is promising to be a masterpiece.
Meshack Mavuso Magabane, Zolisa Xaluva, Charmaine Mtinta, Lusanda Mbane, Zinhle Mabena and Kabomo Vilakazi are just some of the stars that make up the cast of Smoke & Mirrors.
But amongst all these characters, there’s one matriarch in town whom everyone respects – Nomeva played by Charmaine Mtinta. She’s a powerful sangoma that no one can mess with.

Lusanda Mbane gained fame for her important role in the popular South African soap opera, Scandal! Her portrayal of Naomi Malotana on Generations also made her well-known nationwide. Despite being on the show for a short time, her performance impressed the audience and gained her many fans.

 

 

 

 

 
Lusanda Mbane was born on May 16, 1979, in Butterworth town, Eastern Cape, South Africa. She grew up in the Eastern Cape in a humble family. She is now 44 years old.

From a young age, her passion for the entertainment industry was sparked by watching movies with her father. While pursuing acting, Lusanda Mbane also continued her education.

She studied marketing in college, completing her secondary education at Clarendon Girls’ High School. After high school, she went on to study Marketing at Technikon Witwatersrand. Later, she earned a marketing degree (B.Com) from the University of South Africa (UNISA).

Lusanda Mbane started her acting career in 2009, playing the role of a lawyer named Macheke on a South African soap opera. The following year, her breakthrough came when she portrayed the character Naomi on the well-known South African soap opera, Generations. Although her character’s storyline ended in 2011, she gained a large following.

Lusanda Mbane considers this role to be a turning point in her career, opening up many opportunities for her. Since then, she has appeared in various South African TV series as a guest star, recurring character, or main character, including Soul City, Abo Mzala, Tempy Pushas, Isibaya, Dream World, Sokhulu & Partners, Z’bondiwe, Scandal, and is currently on Somoke and Mirrors.

She has also appeared in commercials for major South African companies such as Google, Vodacom, Edgars, KFC, and others. In 2013, she was featured as the face and voice of South African Airways’ in-flight safety video.

In her personal life, Lusanda Mbane is happily married to Luzuko Mbane for over fifteen years. They have two children, a daughter named Liqhawe Mbane and a son named Lihlome Mbane. They currently live in Johannesburg, South Africa.

Khosi Twala expressed excitement as she won an award at the 40 under 40 SA award. Taking to social media, she showed off photos of her look to the event and captioned with words of gratitude.

Khosi Twala

 

 

 

Allow me to officially reintroduce myself as South Africa 40 under 40! What an honour!!!! I rolled up to the awards at the Houghton Hotel in style and safety,” she wrote.

Khosi Twala

The BBTitans’ winner further appreciated the brands who contributed to the success of the day. Khosi returned home with the People’s Choice award.

Popular South African rapper, Cassper Nyovest was recently accused of “clout chasing” with a song dedicated to his former rap rival AKA, the latter’s mother, Lynn Forbes, tweeted several cryptic posts about those who “prey” on “vulnerable” people.

 

 

 

On Friday, 15 September, Cassper released his seventh studio album, Solomon. In it, was the track Candlelight, supposedly about his longstanding beef with the late hitmaker.AKA – real name Kiernan Forbes – was shot and killed by unknown gunmen in Durban in February. His murder investigation is ongoing.

In a series of tweets on Saturday, AKA’s mom, Lynn Forbes, had the Megacy on high alert.Fondly known as “Glammy,” Lynn tweeted that all was not well.“Trust your gut. It never lies.”

She added: “I will never forget who carried Kiernan through his darkest moments. The same way, I will never forget who turned their backs on him or preyed on him when he was at his most vulnerable”.Meanwhile, Cassper Nyovest’s song Candlight – about his beef with AKA – has rubbed the late rapper’s fans the wrong way.

Many accused the Solomon artist of “clout chasing” on his nemesis’s name. In the song, Cass raps about hearing the news of AKA’s death.“And when I heard it, I was just as hurt as the Megacy,

Man, our battle was the highlight

I was confused when you came and gave me high fives

A very important featurе in my life.”

Cassper also rapped about going to visit Forbes’s family after his death.

“The other day, I went to see your family, and I was scared cause I thought that they’d be mad at me.

But they embraced me. Your momma is a lady, and your father might be cooler than you, maybe.

Man, everybody misses you. Auntie Lynn, Uncle Tony, we are with you. And every time you feel down, we will lift you”.