Lizzy welcomed Zamo, and he consented to come. At supper, Zamo was disheartened to see Mapitsi in light of the fact that he had expected to be separated from everyone else with Lizzy.

Fortunately, Mapitsi didn’t remain for quite a while during supper since she needed to return home. Zamo was glad to be abandoned with Lizzy. They kept awake until late getting up to speed. Zamo returned home and failed to remember his scarf at Lizzy’s place. Zamo didn’t see that he had failed to remember his scarf. Jacobeth tracked down the scarf on her sofa and asked Lizzy who it had a place with. Lizzy let Jacobeth know that the scarf had a place with Zamo.

Lizzy needed to message Zamo that he had failed to remember his scarf, however she chose to take it to him all things considered. At the point when she showed up at Zamo’s place, she gave him his scarf. Zamo took the scarf, and they clasped hands briefly.

Orlando Pirates right back defender Thabiso Monyane who primarily played as a centre forward in the South Africa U-20 side before being converted at his club is living a soft life off the pitch.

The Orlando Pirates right back defender recently met one of, if not the biggest female South Africa DJ.

As expected, the Orlando Pirates jersey number 2 has taken to his official social media account where he documented this special moment.

What’s the story?

On Friday evening, Orlando Pirates right back defender Thabiso Monyane took to his Instagram stories where he shared a photo where he recently met renowned South African DJ, producer, media personality and businesswoman Ntombezinhle Mohosana formerly known as Ntombezinhle Jiyane, known professionally as DJ Zinhle.

From the shared photo on the popular platform, the Orlando Pirates right back defender was captured wearing his club’s regalia when he met the multi-award winning and multi-platinum selling DJ.

Did you know?

Orlando Pirates right back defender Thabiso Monyane who can also play as a right winger is one of the few footballers in the football fraternity in South Africa who are using their middle names instead of their first names which is quite a preferential thing when it comes to some of these upper echelons.

According to his player profile on German website 𝘵𝘳𝘢𝘯𝘴𝘧𝘦𝘳𝘮𝘢𝘳𝘬𝘵, the Orlando Pirates right back defender who is one of the most pivotal players at the Houghton based outfit actually bares the first name James which he was presumably given by his parents on 30 April 2000 during the time of his birth.

Your thoughts, please?

Do you think that Thabiso Monyane who made 24 appearances in all competitions in the colours of Orlando Pirates in the 2022/23 DStv Premiership season will continue to establish himself as a regular starter at the club next season?

Natasha Thahane is a South African born and bred actress who rose to prominence from a very young age after she made her first debut in the entertainment industry as an actress at the age of 19. She has captured the heart of South Africa with her acting talent and both her personality and character in real life.

This locally and internationally recognised actress is currently living the best life with her husband, Thembinkosi Lorch, who paid lobola for her last year in 2022, after a few months she had given birth to their son. She constantly shares snippets of her life behind the scenes and always shares how grateful she is with this current season of her life.

 

 

 

 

Natasha Thahane has recently shared a video of herself cooking in the kitchen and wrote on the caption that she cooked brown rice, lamb and asparagus. She wrote “Yesterday’s meal for uSbari wenu” which means “Yesterday’s meal for your brother in law” in English. Natasha Thahane has always acknowledged her fans as her brothers and her sisters hence she described Thembinkosi Lorch as their brother in law since he is married to her. Below are the screenshots of video.Being raised by a mother and her grandmother who loved cooking and taught her how to make simple meals taste delicious, Natasha Thahane loves being in the kitchen cooking for her beautiful mini family. She has always shared snippets of herself cooking in the kitchen, enjoying herself in an apron whilst singing. She is doing a stellar job in being a mother and wife at home as she builds their home to be a very warm and peaceful one.May her home be exactly what she aspires to be; a home full of love, warmth and peace. May her marriage with the Orlando Pirates superstar, Thembinkosi Lorch, grow stronger so that their son may grow up in a beautiful home with both mom and dad under the same roof.

Gqom’ queen Babes Wodumo – real name Bongekile Simelane – has reportedly moved back in with her parents who are nursing her back to health after hospitalisation.

This comes after IsiZulu newspaper Isolezwe reported last month that the musician was critically ill.

“Babes is fine, she is now gearing herself up for the festive, she wants to be 100% ready for the festive season,” a source told the outlet.

Sources who spoke to Isolezwe claimed that Babes was severely ill and suffered from shortness of breath. Another source told the newspaper that her husband Mampitsha’s death had taken its toll on her.

The Big Nuz group member passed away on 24 December after suffering a mini stroke. The couple has one child together, a 2-year-old baby boy named Hlelolenkosi “Sponge” Maphumulo.

CONFLICTING REPORTS ON BABES WODUMO’S HEALTH
While fans have been worried about the singer, her sister and manager, Nondumiso Simelane, has maintained she is in good health.

She told Isolezwe the star missed the Durban events in July because she had been peforming outside of the country.

“We missed the event because of our return flight back home, but we communicated this to the organisers of both events and they understood the situation.

“[Babes Wodumo] is in great health. Maybe her silence on social media is why they are assuming she is not well. She is currently busy with two albums, her own and Mampintshas,” Nondumiso said.

“Her sister knows her condition that she is not fit enough to perform but still signs her up and causes her more stress and brand damage,” a source revealed.

Babes Wodumo is also set to release her new album soon. She will also be releasing Mampintsha’s album he worked on before his death.

On Wednesday, 26 July, renowned South African opera singer, Pretty Yende sadly pull out of her upcoming performance as she broke the news to the world that she was still mourning the loss of her mother.

 

 

 

RIP: PRETTY YENDE MOURS HER MOTHER AND PULLS OUT GIG
It’s been a rather eventful year for opera singer Pretty Yende. Earlier this year, she made history when she became the first African singer to grace the stage in a solo performance at the King’s coronation which was held at Westminster Abbey, EWN reported. She also found herself in the hospital after sustaining an injury on stage which forced her to cancel her next gig, TimesLIVE reported.

She was also spotted in Paris rubbing shoulders with South African fashion designer David Tlale, and clothing brand owner Thebe Magugu as they were under one roof engaging with President Cyril Ramaphosa.

Yende has now pulled out of another gig following her mother’s death. The gifted singer shared that she and her family were still grieving their loss. Yende asked to be pardoned during this time.

“My sweet mommy passed away a few days ago. Our entire family and my town are in mourning, she touched so many lives with the magnitude and kindness of her heart and smile, which could light up everything and everyone around,” she said.

The beautiful opera singer said that although her mother had died, she will always remain in her and her family’s hearts.

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Pretty Yende
Pretty Yende buried her mother on Saturday, 29 July. Image via Instagram @pretty_yende_official