Andile Ncube (born 4 October 1981) is a gifted South African television personality and producer. The prominent presenter is best known for being the host of the Mzansi Friday night music show LIVE.The successful television started working in the television industry in 2003. Ncube presented for SABC2’s Vuyani Mzantsi and also the Nokia around the World Challenge for M-Net.He has also tried out acting and appeared in several short films. Andile is one of the successful television presenters and hosts. Andile Ncube was born on 4 October 1981 in Johannesburg, Gauteng Province of South Africa. He stayed with both his parents until their divorce when he was 12.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Education
The television personality attended different primary schools in South Africa. After completing his secondary school studies, he enrolled for a course in Journalism at Pretoria Technikon. Later, he studied Film and Drama at AFDA.

Personal Life
Andile Ncube was married to a South African actress, entrepreneur, and TV presenter Ayanda Thabethe. They ended their marriage after two years due to personal reasons.

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Although they are divorced, Ayanda and Andile are on good terms and do not seem to harbor any post-break-up grudges. They both have moved on and his ex-wife is in another relationship.

The renowned television personality has a daughter Gabriella with his baby mama Rosette Mogomotsi. The mother of his child is a South African model and they dated for almost three years. They called their relationship to quit while she was carrying his baby.

After their breakup, the celebrated television personality takes care of his daughter. Andile is dating the beautiful lady Sebabatso Mothibi.

His girlfriend has a child with her ex DJ Choice. He doesn’t rush into choosing women. He admitted in an interview that he had a hard time looking for a replacement for Ayanda.

Asavela Mngqithi, a multi-talented actress, model, and director, has been making waves in South Africa’s entertainment industry. Born on June 4, 1996, in Durban, KwaZulu-Natal, she grew up in the nearby town of Lamontville. At the age of 27, she has already achieved remarkable success and has a promising future ahead.

Despite facing financial challenges, Asavela was determined to pursue her passion for the arts. She enrolled at AFDA, The School for Creative Economy, where she embarked on a journey to earn a degree in Camera and Editing. Unfortunately, due to financial difficulties, she had to drop out of school during her third year. However, this setback did not deter her from her dreams.

Asavela Mngqithi’s connection to the world of sports runs deep, as her father is a prominent South African football coach. But it was in the world of acting that she found her calling. In 2018, she took a leap of faith by auditioning for Mzansi Magic’s telenovela, “Isithembiso.” Her outstanding performance caught the eye of casting directors, leading to an invitation to audition for another Mzansi Magic production, “Isibaya.”

In “Isibaya,” Asavela portrayed the character Ntwenhle, the daughter of Mandla Ndlovo. Her role showcased her acting prowess and garnered her a growing fan base. Additionally, she made her mark as Amogelang, a newcomer, in the popular TV series “Abomama.”

Beyond her career, Asavela’s personal life also shines. She is happily married to Thabo Smol, with whom she shares a lovely daughter. Her dedication to her family is evident in her social media presence, especially on Instagram, where she frequently shares glimpses of her life.

Notably, she made headlines when she announced her pregnancy in July, delighting her fans with pregnancy photos that have since been the talk of the town.

Asavela Mngqithi’s journey in the entertainment industry serves as an inspiration to aspiring artists. Her resilience and passion for her craft have propelled her to great heights, and she continues to captivate audiences with her talent. As she enters this new chapter of motherhood, there’s no doubt that her star will continue to rise, and South Africa will continue to be proud of its talented daughter.

Former Generations star Connie Ferguson is currently catching strays on social media, this after one peep asked her fellow South Africans to choose their favourite actresses. Judging by the comments, many people don’t think that Connie — who has built herself an empire in the entertainment industry — can actually act.

Of course there were a few die hard Connie Ferguson fans who fought for her but they were definitely outweighed by the many who believe she is talentlessMany of us 90s babies grew up watching Connie Ferguson play Karabo Moroka on popular prime time TV drama, Generations.

While she has went on to play a number of other roles, this one will always be her most memorable.

For many however, just because she was memorable, does not mean she was good.In fact, social media users recently dragged her acting skills in a post about great SA actresses. “Who played a villain better?” one person asked while sharing snaps of four famous actresses which included Connie.

“All of them except Connie because she actually can’t act,” one person wrote almost immediately about Connie.Many people headed to the comment section to share their thoughts about her as an actress. Here are some of their comments:

“Exactly, and she can’t play a badass role, she’s a hopeless softie,” one person commented while another added:

“Lol finally someone says it. She can’t ugirl, always have straight face kukuhle kukubi. It’s like Zandile on The Wife.”

“I’VE BEEEN SAYING THIS!!!! FINALLY!!!! YOH! Haaai re tla borega!!! 😮‍💨 look at her hands when she talks. You can literally tell she’s fighting to remember her lines. Now she’s not acting, but reciting. It’s so cringy!!” a third added.

Uyajola 9/9 host Jub Jub is vehemently denying raping and attempting to kill his ex-girlfriend Amanda du-Pont.

According to a well-placed police source who spoke to Sunday World, the rapper – real name Molemo Maarohanye – says the actress had no issues with him until his interview with MacG in 2021.

During the podcast interview, the musician claimed he “smashed” Amanda whilst they were in a relationship between 2007 and 2009.

Following the interview, the Skeem Saam actress alleged in a video that the Ndikhokhele hitmaker her multiple times for two years while they were together.She opened a case against him at the Brixton police station in February 2022.

The Phind’ Ukhulume rapper says he suspects his utterances on the podcast affected Amanda’s relationship with her estranged husband, Shawn Rodriquez.

“He said it appears to him that she had never disclosed to her husband that she had a relationship with him, which included a , because when he exposed this on the [MacG] show, the allegations followed,” said the police source.According to the TV host, his romantic relationship with Amanda was a happy one until she found out through the papers in 2009 that he was cheating on her with singer Kelly Khumalo. During their relationship, he said they moved in together, the actress became his dancer and they visited her parents in Eswatini twice because he planned to marry her.

When she found out about Kelly, the artist said Amanda packed her belongings and left. He claims he later only heard from her when he was serving jail time for culpable homicide between 2012 and 2017.The rapper said the actress had visited him in prison with musician and businessman DJ Sbu – real name Sibusiso Leope. During their visit, Jub Jub says Amanda took a picture with him.

In his statement, he argued that, had he raped Amanda, she would have reported him whilst in jail.

A video showing the famous South African disc jockey Black Coffee—real name Nkosinathi Innocent Maphumulo showing his son, Esona the ropes behind the decks in Ibiza had social media buzzing since it was posted on Instagram on Friday, 1 September.

BLACK COFFEE DJS WITH HIS SON, ESONA, MZANSI REACTS
Black Coffee’s eldest son, Esona, 21, has seemingly followed in his father’s footsteps. He was spotted behind the decks with his father mentoring him from time to time.

“Absolute madness with the geniuses,” Esona captioned the video of him and Black Coffee on the international stage.

The duo performed in Ibiza where Black Coffee has been rocking the decks every Saturday since the end of May. The renowned disc jockey is said to have secured the contract to perform at a club called Hï Ibiza until 30 September, DJ Mag reported.

Esona has been learning the ropes from his father for some time now. Earlier this year, he took the stage with Black Coffee in Tulum, Mexico. And, most recently, he was spotted in Rotterdam DJing with the Drive hitmaker again, Briefly reported. After seeing Black Coffee and his son behind the decks on the international stage, social media users were impressed with the legacy the famous disc jockey was creating for his son.“Black Coffee and tea bag 🔥,” @thestoe7_posty reacted.

“He’s creating a monster out of his son ❤️❤️🔥🔥🔥🙌🙌🙌,” @thabiso.karelson wrote.

“Real inheritance not a million Rands in the boy’s account 🙌🏾 RESPECT,” @ernie_bashy replied.

“Wow this is brilliant 👏well done ✅ for taking the talent to another level,” @londiwe5567 said.

“He wants to leave a legacy 🔥🔥🔥🐐,” @mtshivo_clothing_brand commented.