A person who has parents or ancestors of multiple races is said to be multiracial or biracial. The term “mixed” has been used to describe people with a multiracial background over time.

 

 

 

The color of a baby’s skin is a polygenic feature. This implies that multiple genes contribute to a baby’s skin tone. A baby’s skin color is determined by a concoction of several genes when they receive skin color genes from both biological parents.

He was formerly signed to Kalawa Jazmee Records but left the label, now he is signed to Blaqboy Music. DJ Maphorisa is known as one of the top beat producers in South Africa.Dj Maphorisa’s rap name is Madumane

Maphorisa is always with his friend Kabza , and in most pictures they are sitting in a car.

But recently a similar picture was posted wherein people noticed something about him, people alleged that they don’t think the Dj takes a bath because og his feet.

The Pretoria based beauty who dated former Kaizer Chiefs duo George Lebese and Jimmy Tau took to her official social media account where she relived her childhood days before she became a household name.

 

 

 

 

 

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On Monday, Sizakele Manonga took to her Instagram stories where she reshared a video which documented her life’s journey which was initially shared by one of her close friends when she celebrated her latest birthday.

From one of the shared photos on the video on the popular platform, it appeared as if the Sizakele Manonga who is used to the finer things in life that money can buy was still in her pre-teenage years.

In other news…

When it comes to Sizakele Manonga’s dating history, the mother of one dated George Lebese and Jimmy Tau as previously mentioned and in both cases her relationships with the two footballers made headlines for all the wrong reasons.

The now 31 year old initially dated Kaizer Chiefs left winger George Lebese who at the height of his football career was arrested for her alleged assault and damaging one of her high end rides that she has access to.

Following their much publicized breakup, Sizakele Manonga then replaced George Lebese with one of his former teammates at Kaizer Chiefs Jimmy Tau who reportedly sent his delegation to her family to pay R200K as part of her lobola.

Fast forward to a while later, Sizakele Manonga dumped the former Kaizer Chiefs and Orlando Pirates captain for a younger South African DJ and she publicly revealed that she wanted to play with people her own age.

Gogo Maweni is one of those people who does not care of what people think of her. She always know how to deal with people. Many people will call her names and she will answer only if it is necessary for her to do so. She posted a picture of herself with a caption of good morning , and some of her followers decided to bully her. They said that she is ugly to a point that now she sleeps with a make up on.

 

 

 

 
People have a way of making a person feel bad about herself. One thing about her is that she has money and she can afford her lifestyle. Mostly of people who tend to bully other people they are broke. They do not have a cent on their name and they want validation on other people. She might not be beautiful but she has everything. Whenever she is bullied she retaliate.

On Thursday, 19 January, KZN artists including DJ , producer and vocal artist Mondli Ngcobo, DJ Sjerere, former Idols SA winner Noma Khumalo, Ukhozi FM sports presenter Irvin Sihlophe and others paid a visit to Mampintsha’s family.

The purpose of the visit was to comfort the Gumedes.

During the visit, they preached, sang, and even shared jokes with the family.

Pinky Gumede felt emotional and thanked DJ Tira for discovering Mampintsha.

Mampintsha’s mother Zamanguni Gumede

“It is well with my soul. Your presence here means a lot to us. It is comforting to see you.

It’s the first time I meet you and today I want to thank you for finding and looking after Mandlenkosi. I know he and my mother can see you and I can feel in my spirit that they are happy to see you here,” sobbed Pinky.

Mampintsha died last month, on 24 December and Zamanguni Gumede followed on Sunday, 15 January.

Kwaito singer Linda “Thukie” Sibeko thanked Mampintsha’s mother for giving them Mampintsha.

“Most of us never met Mampintsha’s mother but we met her through Mampintsha. He had a good heart and we know he learnt that from his mother. We also thank her for giving us a son like him,” he said.

The memorial service for Zamanguni is taking place on Friday, 20 January at L Hall in KwaMashu, Durban from noon to 3pm. The funeral service will take place on Saturday, 21 January at the same venue.

Member of the etvScandal passed away. Njoli passed away on Sunday around 11 in the morning due to health problems. The Cape Town resident, who was now 52 years old and hails from the neighborhood of Langa, has had brief stints at radio stations such as UCT Radio, GoodhopeFM, Heart 104.9fm, and Magic 828 AM.

Member of the etvScandal passed away However, he was best recognized for lending his voice to the advertisements broadcast on e.tv. Who among us has forgotten that recognizable voice saying things like “Tonight on e” and “Friday action night,” among other catchphrases? Member of the etvScandal passed away Sharon Lause Mrawuli, who had been Njoli’s partner for the past 21 years, stated that he is survived by his daughter Tembisa Bavuma,

 

 

 

 

who is 24 years old. Mrawuli stated in an interview with IOL Entertainment that in recent years, Njoli has been “forgotten.” She continued by saying, “I will miss his voice, of course, as well as his smile. He was the only friend I had, and we spent a lot of time together hanging out and listening to his old music. Because he was so humble, he was not the type of person to nurse grudges. It was clear to see when he was in love. “His mother is still alive, and she is 92 years old; things are not going well with the family.” “It seems that most people, including e.tv,

had forgotten about him.” According to a statement made by one of Njoli’s former coworkers, “For approximately 17 years, he served as the official voice of e.tv. People really enjoyed his TV commercials. Then, in the most recent few years, he had a lot of trouble finding work, radio stations stopped working with him, and he was in a desperate situation. I convinced him to participate in the new television program that we are producing at UWC called UWC On Air, and he was just as brilliant and polished as he had been in the past. He thought it was wonderful. When we were recording voice-over sessions, I picked him up in Langa and dropped him off at home, so we had a lot of time to talk to each other. “Only a month ago, we had a conversation about how challenging things were for him. He appeared weak and elderly, like a mere shadow of the man I once knew. On social media, Njoli’s former coworkers and friends in the industry shared their fondest memories of him.