Thembi Seete was deprived of her rights to South Africa‘s iconic Kwaito track, “Phants‘ Komthunzi Welanga“ by Brown Dash. Recently, renowned Mzansi music producer DJ Cleo shared some insight into the process of creating this popular song. He revealed that the music we often hear goes through several modifications before becoming the final version.

During his interview on “Podcast and Chill with MacG”, DJ Cleo shed light on how “Phants’ Komthunzi Welanga” was initially written by a certain vocalist and he wasn’t feeling the track.

When asked by MacG how the iconic Kwaito song came about, DJ Cleo shared that it was actually a sad story, which he needed to talk about as he was sure not many people knew the story.

The producer explained that he was given the song by Vusi Leeuw, who at the time was working for CCP, to create a remix of the track.

The song was an acapella and he didn’t like it but worked on a loop of a certain part, which his friend Brown Dash heard and liked.

At the time DJ Cleo was working with TS Records and they let him know he couldn’t work with people from outside the stable.

Some time passed and DJ Cleo stopped working with TS Records and Brown Dash dropped his second album, which was when he found out that Brown Dash had ended up using the lines from the original accapella.

“I hear it I’m like no no. Remember he can’t write and nothing wrong with not being able to write…The song comes out I’m like f**k and I remember when it came out it was a Thursday. Saturday, I’m at the Zone parking lot.

“As I’m about to leave I bump into Thembi Seete. The first thing she says to me ‘ahh joe, ahh mfethu’.”

DJ Cleo revealed that the vocalist of the acapella song he didn’t like was the “Idols SA” judge who had thought he had cut her off the song, as it was given to him but he had already left TS Records when it was released.

Brown Dash re-sang Seete’s line of Mdu Masilela’s production and he had to explain to the singer what had happened and how she was left out of the production credits.

Thembi Seete

In a demoralizing development, well known television character Katlego Maboe winds up entrapped in one more open discussion. The star, known for his magnetic presence on unscripted television shows, as of late figured out how to return from a discolored standing because of misuse claims by his previous accomplice. Notwithstanding, it appears to be that Maboe’s inconveniences are a long way from being done as he presently faces allegations of failing to pay school expenses for his kid, making his picture endure one more shot.

 

 

 

The individual at the focal point of this new question is Monique Muller, Maboe’s previous accomplice and the mother of his kid. Yet again muller took to online entertainment, this opportunity to vent her disappointment and disappointment with the unscripted television star’s supposed inability to add to their youngster’s schooling. The public post not just worked up a tempest on the web yet in addition reignited a disagreeable discussion about monetary obligations and co-nurturing elements.

Muller’s online entertainment post tended to her complaints as well as contained a sprinkle of mockery, as she energetically recommended that maybe Maboe’s impassioned allies or the enthusiasts of his hit show “Arrangement or No Arrangement” could contribute and give towards their youngster’s school charges. The post shed light on the continuous difficulties looked by single guardians, particularly when monetary commitments become a disputed matter.

The couple, who share a child kid, had proactively been exploring a mind boggling co-nurturing plan. Maboe had been paying upkeep, apparently to help with the expenses related with bringing up their youngster. In any case, the circumstance raised when Muller openly blamed him for not satisfying his obligation to cover the kid’s school charges. The debate between the two gatherings has featured the intricacies of bringing up a kid beyond a conventional family structure and the requirement for open correspondence and monetary straightforwardness.

This isn’t the initial time Katlego Maboe’s own life has been pushed into the spotlight. Some time back, he confronted serious charges of maltreatment from his previous accomplice, which prompted a huge reaction against him. Yet again despite the fact that he figured out how to recover some balance in his profession after the residue settled, these new allegations take steps to discolor his standing and vocation possibilities.

In light of the charges, Maboe’s agents have not given an authority explanation. The quietness has powered hypotheses and filled conversations about whether he will decide to resolve the issue secretly or participate in a public talk to demonstrate his innocence. As the public sits tight for his reaction, discussions around the significance of tending to monetary commitments in co-nurturing connections are becoming the dominant focal point.

This occurrence including Katlego Maboe and Monique Muller features the more extensive cultural difficulties looked by single guardians and the unpredictable elements of co-nurturing. Monetary obligations, correspondence breakdowns, and public investigation are all important for the mind boggling web that frequently goes with these circumstances. The circumstance likewise brings up issues about the job of online entertainment in enhancing private matters and the ramifications of circulating complaints in a public discussion.

As the story keeps on unfurling, many are left considering what this debate will mean for Maboe’s vocation and public picture. Can he defeat one more misfortune and recapture the trust of his fans? The reality of the situation will surface eventually. What stays clear is that the adventure fills in as an obvious update that the confidential existences of well known people are many times subject to extreme examination and that each choice they make can have sweeping results.

All in all, Katlego Maboe’s continuous child mom show reveals insight into the difficulties of exploring co-nurturing elements and monetary obligations in the public eye. The circumstance highlights the requirement for open correspondence, monetary straightforwardness, and sympathy in such connections. As conversations proceed, the two fans and pundits enthusiastically anticipate Maboe’s reaction and activities amidst this new discussion.

The recent photo of South African celebrity couple, Dr. Musa Mthombeni and Leslie Laurie, has sparked discussions about the complexities of parenthood and societal expectations. The caption accompanying the image highlights a study’s claim that women who give birth after the age of 35 face reduced chances of safe childbirth.

In a world where the pressure to conform to societal norms often clashes with personal desires, the couple’s choice to prioritize their own timeline and aspirations is evident. While the caption laments the supposed disregard for “legacy,” it’s important to recognize that parenthood takes various forms and is deeply personal.

 

 

 

 

 

Love is beautiful: Mafikizolo’s Theo and wife, Vourne celebrate their 3-year wedding anniversary in stylePopular Mzansi musician, Theo of Mafikizolo and Vourne Kgosinkwe recently celebrated their three-year wedding anniversary.

Marking the milestone, the couple took to their timeline to pen heartfelt messages to each other.

“Happy anniversary bestie hub. Thank you for all the love and queen treatment. I love you endlessly. Best two weddings of my life,” she wrote.

“Lerato la pelo yame, I can’t believe that we made it this far, five years together, and three years in our marriage. I love you so much, and we are still going to enjoy marriage. I promise to love you, spoil you, travel with you, support you, but most importantly pray for you. Let’s celebrate our love today Mrs Kgosinkwe,” Theo wrote in his response to the post.In 2020 Theo proposed on her birthday after they had been dating for two years.

Though the couple had an intimate white wedding celebration in 2020, they said they postponed their big wedding celebration due to Covid-19 regulations.The couple wed again at a romantic ceremony in September 2021 at a chapel in Ruimsig, surrounded by family and friends, and they have a beautiful growing family.

The star-studded event at the Shepstone Gardens saw some of our favourite celebrities, including one half of Mafikizolo Nhlanhla Nciza, singer Leanne Kistan-Dlamini, and The Real Housewives of Johannesburg star Brinnette Seopela, among the family members dressed in colourful attire.

Theo and Vourne Kgosinkwe

In an interview with the publication in 2021, Vourne gushed over how her husband is consistent in celebrating the milestones of their life in a big way, and it is clear they plan to keep things that way.

Polokwane’s music scene was rocked by the news as Thabo Makgobola, famously known by his stage name “General Manizo,” was handed a hefty prison sentence of 22 years by the Polokwane high court. This comes after the artist pleaded guilty to charges of murder, illegal possession of a firearm, and possession of ammunition. The sentencing marks the end of a legal process that began with the tragic events that unfolded in March 2022.

 

 

 

 

General Manizo’s legal troubles started when he shot and killed his then-girlfriend, a resident of Ga-Mamotintane. The incident, which sent shockwaves through the local community and the nation, took place at Bolobedu. The court proceedings revealed that the artist had entered into a plea agreement, acknowledging his guilt in the matter.

The charges leveled against General Manizo included murder, illegal possession of a firearm, and possession of ammunition. He was sentenced to 14 years for the murder charge, 5 years for illegal possession of a firearm, and 3 years for possession of ammunition. The court ruled that the sentences for the firearm and ammunition charges would run concurrently with the 14-year sentence for murder.

The judge’s decision to hand down a 22-year sentence reflects the gravity of the crime committed by the musician. General Manizo’s actions not only resulted in the loss of a young life but also highlighted the pervasive issue of violence against women in South Africa. The case has sparked discussions about the need for stricter gun control laws and the importance of addressing domestic violence.

The local music industry, fans, and the public at large have been following the case closely since its inception. The verdict has evoked mixed reactions, with some expressing disappointment in the artist’s actions and others lamenting the loss of his musical contributions. General Manizo’s hit songs, including “Taba that mabad,” had garnered a significant following prior to his arrest.

As news of the sentence spreads, debates surrounding rehabilitation, justice, and accountability are likely to intensify. The court’s decision serves as a stark reminder that even individuals in the public eye are not exempt from facing the consequences of their actions. General Manizo’s case also underscores the importance of raising awareness about gender-based violence and fostering a safer environment for all members of society.

Advocates for women’s rights and social justice have seized upon the case as an opportunity to push for deeper societal change. They argue that General Manizo’s actions should serve as a catalyst for conversations surrounding toxic masculinity, healthy relationships, and the need to support survivors of domestic violence. Organizations and activists are calling for increased educational efforts and resources to address the root causes of such behavior and prevent future tragedies.

The legal proceedings have brought to light the intricate intersection of music, fame, and personal conduct. General Manizo’s downfall from a rising music sensation to a convicted felon demonstrates the unpredictability of life’s twists and turns. While his musical career may have come to an abrupt end, the lasting impact of his actions on individuals and the broader society will remain.

As South Africa continues to grapple with issues of crime, violence, and social change, the General Manizo case serves as a poignant reminder of the work that lies ahead. The verdict highlights the collective responsibility to build a society where individuals are held accountable for their actions and where violence is replaced by understanding, empathy, and respect.