Mamkhize’s homecoming celebration for her son-in-law Tamia Mpisane left guests in awe. The South African business mogul and reality TV star Shauwn Mkhize, aka Mamkhize, has won numerous awards for her work. She is a global celebrity and is well-known for her lavish spending habits. Every time she dresses, people are shocked and want to know where I am. She is well-known as the outspoken, accomplished woman who encourages others to reach their full potential. Because of the encouraging messages she constantly gives out, she has won the hearts of people all around the globe.

 

 

 
She raised Andile Mpisane, chairperson of the Royal AM and a musician. As a youthful celebrity, he is among the most prominent in the country. He and his stunning wife Tamia Mpisabe recently welcomed their third daughter. Five months after their wedding, the couple is clearly more in love than ever. Among famous people, he is one of the few who have tied the knot at a relatively tender age. Age is no barrier to true love, as he demonstrated. When you have found the one you are meant to be with, nothing can stand in your way.

Together with his wife Tamia, he has just become a proud father to their third daughter. They surprised everyone by having a baby girl three days ago. Tamia, who is a new mother, has received an outpouring of well-wishes. One of the greatest gifts a woman can receive is the opportunity to become a mother. Surely, she has never been happier as she is right now. Mamkhize’s home was the site of a homecoming celebration in her honor.

All of this was meant as a warm greeting to the mommy arena. They pulled it off with such flair that everyone was amazed. In the meanwhile, some people are congratulating her, while others are worried. They warn her to be wary of Mamkhize, saying she may turn hostile in the future. This stems from the unjust treatment of Mother Sithelo, Andile Mpisane’s newborn child. When she was still seeing him, she often received preferential treatment.

Concerns have been raised that Andile will find romantic happiness with another woman, only to have it end badly like Sithelo Shozi’s relationship with another woman. The Mzansi community has warned Tamia to exercise caution around her in-laws’ toxic mother. We have all heard horror stories about how the groom’s family treated the bride badly. Yet individuals vary, and Mamkhize will never treat Tamia the way she did Sithelo. Rather than passing judgment on others, people should let them live as they see fit. Please share your thoughts on the subject. Leave your thoughts in the comments and subscribe to get

‘Skeem Saam’
‘Skeem Saam’ actor Sello Maake KaNcube as Ntate Kganyago. Images via Twitter @MzansiDaily1

Legendary actor Sello Maake KaNcube, who has joined Skeem Saam as Ntate Kganyago says his character is Dr Lizzy Thobakgale’s patient.

The Skeem Saam actor Sello Maake KaNcube also reveals in his interview with Daily Sun that his character Ntate Kganyago will debut on Tuesday, 11 October.

The TVSA October teasers reveal that Kganyago will begin a relationship with Dr Lizzy’s mother Jacobeth Thobakgale after his encounter with her daughter at the hospital.

“Ntate Kganyago is a patient of Lizzy (played BY Amanda Manku) at Turfloop Hospital. He warns Lizzy about a potential scammer that Lizzy was considering going on a date with.”

He adds that the rest of his character will be revealed as time goes on as he is not able to share more information about his character on the SABC1 educational soapie.

“What is Unique about the character will unfold when the story continues, and his stance will be revealed for all to see.”

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

SELLO MAAK KANCUBE: OTHER ROLES
The thespian, who played the character of Archie Moroka in Generations couldn’t confirm how long he will be with the SABC1 soapie.

“It will depend on how far the story arch goes.”

Maake KaNcube also revealed that he’s currently working on a documentary and drama series which are adapted from a book titled The Land is Ours by Advocate Tembeka Ncgukaitobi.

The award-winning actor has also appeared in telenovelas such as The Queen, The River, Blood&Water, etc.

Actress Ama Qamata has announced that she has been working on a film in Rwanda and Congo for the past 2 months.

Filming has finally concluded on the Fight Like A Girl film and Ama has expressed her excitement at being granted the opportunity to work in Rwanda and Congo while exploring the beauty of the countries.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

“That is officially a wrap on ‘Fight Like A Girl’. Spent almost 2 months in Congo and Rwanda training and shooting this phenomenal film. What an honour it has been to experience the other side of this beautiful continent and to be completely immersed on the culture,” She said on her Instagram stories.

AMA BACK ON THE SMALL SCREEN
Ama left Gomora when season two ended after she found out that her step-father/uncle Phumlani is a murderer and ran away from home.

When she came back, she got a lift and was killed by Gomora’s dangerous thug, Qhoqhoqho.

Ever since then viewers had been devastated at her exit but were also worried that she was not working on anything besides blood and water.

“I am so humbled that in my lifetime I get to witness the growth of Africa in the film industry and how we are telling our own stories, a real dream come true. Cant wait for everyone to see this incredible story,” said Ama.

AMA THANKFUL FOR ‘GOMORA’
Leaving Gomora, Ama said, “Can’t even find the right words to type out right now. I’ll keep it simple, thank you Gomora it’s been an absolute pleasure and privilege to be on the show. It was an opportunity of a lifetime and I’m so blessed to have shared it with you guys.”

“Thank you to the cast, crew, and producers who are like family to me. Thank you, South Africa, for embracing Buhle in your homes and public lol. I don’t take for granted what this show has done for my growth and career, I’m forever humbled and grateful.”

Legendary musician Tu Nokwe is dropping her fight for recognition as the original creator of the world-renowned hit musical Sarafina!

 

In March, the actress told delegates at the Unisa Miriam Makeba intergenerational dialogue that she would take playwright Mbongeni Ngema to task to credit her as the original writer of the hit show.

On Wednesday, Nokwe said she had decided to give up her fight for Sarafina! after talks between her legal representatives and the director hit a snag.

“I was approaching him this year to give him a chance for acknowledgement and formalisation and for it to be noted that it has been so many years later and that it must be noted how much I am owed. That is where I came from and not to say they must pay me all at once.

“He was cooperating, and he asked me to send him a WhatsApp message. I got an intellectual property lawyer to advise, and we were all on the same page.

Nokwe added:

He told me he was in hospital and had asked me to give him a week, only to find that my lawyer is also his lawyer. He advised he arranged a round table with me, Mbongeni, some publishers and, while we were waiting for a date for the round table and after he spoke to Mbongeni, he never came back to me. So, what that meant for me was that he refused.

The world-renowned musician, who broke to prominence when she played the role of Phatha, Shaka Zulu’s wife, in the Shaka Zulu movie in 1986, said she did not want this matter to be a media spectacle and had sent Ngema a letter of demand twice.

“I was coming to him with humility, but you can’t change the truth no matter how hard you try. I forgave him a long time ago, but it is good to acknowledge when you are wrong so that you can fix things.”

Nokwe said she was introduced to Ngema over 40 years ago by Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka after she told her about an idea for this show.

“She asked me to wait for him to come back from London. She said he was good, and this would fly but I had to wait for him to come back from doing his show Woza Albert. I wrote the play and then I waited. We finally met and I presented it to him, and he loved it.”

Nokwe added:

I remember how I wrote the characters. Whoopi Goldberg’s character, the teacher, was modelled after me, Phumzile, and how we both think. Then Leleti’s character was also built from the children I used to work with.

Directed by Darrell Roodt, Sarafina! featured revered actors, including Leleti Khumalo, Whoopi Goldberg, Miriam Makeba and John Kani and was released in 1992.

It was a stage musical play in 1988 and won various awards, as well as an international Tony award nomination.

Ngema was not available to comment on the story by the time of publishing.

Nokwe said she had dropped her intentions to take the legal route to get accredited for writing the show.

She said:

The reason I was asking him for us to settle this matter now was for the truth to be out there while we are both still alive. I don’t want us to take this to the afterlife.

RIP: Former WWE wrestler Sara Lee has died
Tributes and condolence messages have been pouring in following WWE’s ‘Tough Enough’ winner Sara Lee’s passing at the age of 30.Sara Lee
Former WWE wrestler Sara Lee has died at the age of 30. Image via Twitter @WhoIsVindictive

Sara Lee, who is the winner of Season 6 of WWE’s Tough Enough reality series, has died at the age of 30, her mother, Terri Lee, announced on Thursday 6 October.

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FORMER WWE WRESTLER HAS DIED
According to a short statement shared by Sara Lee’s mother on Facebook, the funeral arrangements are not yet complete.

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“It is with heavy hearts we wanted to share that our Sara Weston has gone to be with Jesus,” Terri Lee wrote.

“We are all in shock and arrangements are not complete. We ask that you respectfully let our family mourn. We all need prayers, especially Cory [her husband] and her children.”

Sara Lee’s cause of death was not given.

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ABOUT SARA LEE
After winning Tough Enough in 2015, she earned herself a one-year WWE contract, according to Entertainment Weekly.

She went on to compete in eight matches as part of WWE’s NXT development brand as well as the independent circuit.

In 2017, Sara Lee married wrestler Cory Weston aka Wesley Blake. The couple shared three children and a dog.

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On Tuesday this week, she shared in an Instagram post that she had been battling her “first ever sinus infection” but was “celebrating finally being healthy enough to go to the gym 2 days in a row.”

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TRIBUTES
“No tweet or amount of words can bring back this beautiful human, but all of my heart goes out to @TheWestinBlake & their family. Sara Lee will be missed greatly,” tweeted wrestler Chelsea Green.

“The photo on the left is how I will always remember her – laughing, smiling, carefree,” she added.

“WWE is saddened to learn of the passing of Sara Lee. As a former “Tough Enough” winner, Lee served as an inspiration to many in the sports-entertainment world. WWE offers its heartfelt condolences to her family, friends and fans,” WWE said in a tweet.