King Monada shared a picture chilling with his friends at his mansion, and fans saw an American life in Limpopo.

The famous musician made headlines when he revealed that he was building his
Many fans thought King Moanda was only building a small house in his rural areas, but they were all wrong.

 

 

 

 

 

 

He shocked the whole country when he revealed the pictures of his finished house.

It was a white mansion, so beautiful that most fans are used to seeing it in movies, not in Limpopo.

Recently, King Monada had been enjoying his life with friends chilling in the yard.

The view showed his beautiful white mansion with his white car parked in front of the mansion.

He spoke of how much he loves chilling and enjoying weekends with friends.

“Ejays Sundays. 🤓🫶🏼💚🥂. Let’s Chill Every Sunday With Our Friends & Favourite Artists 📍Ejays Lounge🥂🍾”

KING MONADA CHILLS WITH HIS FRIENDS AT HIS MANSION
With expensive beer chilling in the sunshine, fans loved seeing King Monada chilling with his friends at his Limpopo mansion.

“Place look proper- its like living an American life in Limpopo”“Hy King, l play your music everyday even when am back home now in Zimbabwe, God you famous even here you must visit Zimbabwe loves you, Big Brother”

“@kingmonadamusic please notice me I am an upcoming artist can I get collaboration please😢😭😭💔”

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KING MONADA CELEBRATE A NEW CAR
A few weeks ago, King Monada shared pictures of his new G-Wagon car parked in front of his mansion.

He did not say much, but fans and close friends who knew his garage quickly understood that he had a new car and congratulated him.

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“Celebraties are quite coz they don’t understand how you do this u se emakhaya”

“Ahhh I did not know that machine gore ke wa gago my chomi🔥🔥🔥”

“When I grow up I want to be king 👑 monada🔥.. more blessings grootman”

“KING MY KING CONGRATULATIONS👏🔥 🍾”

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Barely a year after getting his long-overdue royalties, music icon Sixto Rodriguez aka “Sugar Man” has died at age 81.

On Wednesday, 9 August, the family of the US singer and songwriter – who received unprecedented fame in South Africa – announced the sad news.

 

 

Sixto was known for his politically-themed folk music, which was shipped via bootleg albums into the country in the mid-70s. Unbeknownst to him, he had a cult following in SA, particularly amongst anti-apartheid comrades like Steve Biko.

SUGAR MAN DIES AT AGE 81
In a statement on his website, the family of Sugar Man shared: “It is with great sadness that we announce that announce that Sixto Rodriguez has passed away earlier today”.

Sixto celebrated his 81st birthday a month ago, on 10 July. His cause of death has not been revealed.

The singer was known for hit tracks like Sugar Man, Today I’ll Slip Away, Inner City Blues, and Crucify Your Mind among many others.SIXTO RODRIGUEZ: SAD STORY OF SINGER LOVED BY SOUT AFRICANS
Sixto Rodriguez was born in Michigan to Mexican immigrant parents in 1940. He was given the name “Sixto” as he was the couple’s sixth-born child.

After being discovered in a Detroit bar, Sixto recorded two albums between 1970 and 1971 with the label Sussex Records. Both sold few copies in the US and Sixto was subsequently dropped by his label, which closed down in 1975. At the time, the socially-conscious singer was in the process of completing his third album.

Sixto Rodriguez quit music and ventured into the low-income profession of construction work. Unbeknownst to him, his two albums received massive airplay in South Africa and countries like Australia, New Zealand, and Zimbabwe.Australian record label Blue Goose Music would later buy the rights to his music and re-release his two albums as well as a third bootleg album.

At His Best, a compilation of unreleased songs found its way to South Africa and subsequently went platinum. Around the same time, rumours began to surface that Sugar Man had committed suicide.

Two decades later, two South African fans endeavored to track down what transpired to Sixto Rodriguez and his music. The footage was released in the 2012 documentary Searching for Sugar Man which won multiple awards from film festivals around the world.

Stephen “Sugar” Segerman and Craig Bartholomew Strydom of Cape Town eventually traced down Sixto living a simple life in Detroit, completely unaware of his fame abroad. They eventually convinced him to perform in South Africa in 1998 to sold-out crowds. He would return to play in Mzansi in 2001 and 2005
Segerman told Metro of his friend: “He’s a very philosophical about what happened. I don’t think he’s held on to any anger.

“He’s a lovely, humble guy and, although success happened very late for him in life, he’s just happy people found out about his music and that he’s now famous around the world. He knows that his life is just about as good as it can be – and there is no doubt he is one of the most amazing stories in rock history.”

‘House of Zwide’ actors Shalate Sekhabi and Wanda Zuma in a music video (left) and Shoki and Nkosi on their wedding day. Images via Twitter @PopPulseSA and @ShalateSekhabi

 

 

 

 

 

 

House of Zwide fans predict actors Shalate Sekhabi and Wanda Zuma, who play a married couple in the e.tv fashion drama may be dating in real life after starring in a music video.Rumours of the House of Zwide actors dating in real life began when the actress Shalate Sekhabi shared her music video on her Instagram, which features her on-screen husband Wanda Zuma.

Sekhabi, who is also a singer announced her first single from her EP, titled Can You See which was released on Friday, 4 August: “I can’t wait for you all to hear what I’ve been working on with @notbenjamin_ Eeeeekkkk I’m so excited to share a piece of my heart with you guys! Thank you so much for the anticipation and support.”

Though she and Zuma’s faces were completely covered in the video, fans of the fashion drama instantly recognised the pair, before revealing their faces in a another post.

Viewers of the show predict the pair may be dating as they are friends in real life and make a great couple on the e.tv show.

The duo play a married couple, Nkosi Zwide and Shoki Zwide in tha fashion drama.

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‘HOUSE OF ZWIDE’ VIEWERS REACT TO MUSIC VIDEO
@Charmaineyphasha: “Haowa lona la tshwanelana aaah” (You look great together)

@ThandoAries: “Same here cause wow they make a great couple.”

@Mimiezw: “Are you guys dating like real life?”

@Aldrin: “Y’all suited for each other.”

@Keego_m: “At this point I wish y’all were a thing in real life.”

@Barbie_771: “Ya’ll look good together.”

@Ceiiloo: “This is beautiful yuo guys should be a couple.”

Refiloe Jane is a highly acclaimed soccer player in South Africa. She currently plays as a midfielder for US Sassuolo and the South African women’s national team. With all the success in the sport comes a hefty paycheck. So, how much is Refiloe Jane’s net worth? These are five things to know about this talented Mzansi soccer star.
JANE IS OF SOTHO BACKGROUND

The Mzansi soccer player’s background is Basotho. Her name, Refiloe, evokes logical reasoning.

 
JANE STUDIED AT THE VAAL UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY (VUT)

Refiloe Jane joined the Mamelodi Sundowns Women’s Team while still in high school. After completing her school years, she moved to Vaal University of Technology (VUT) where she earned a National Diploma in Sports Management.

JANE IS HAPPILY MARRIED

Refiloe Jane is the wife of Christa Flora Kgamfe. Christa is a multi-talented professional, working as a talent manager, sports consultant, masseuse, and motivational speaker. After several years of being in a loving relationship, the couple finally tied the knot on June 18, 2021.
JANE IS A MIDFIELDER

Presently, the soccer star plays as a midfielder for the Italian Serie A club US Sassuolo and the South Africa women’s national team. Although Refiloe Jane’s net worth is yet to be disclosed, she has made a living out of the sport.