In a candid and introspective interview with Thabo Mokwele on Kaya FM, renowned DJ Black Coffee delved into the tumultuous experiences of his near-death encounter and the dissolution of his marriage to Enhle Mbali Mlotshwa, shedding light on the intricacies of his personal journey.Black Coffee, whose real name is Nkosinathi Innocent Maphumulo, recounted the harrowing incident that almost claimed his life in January.Reflecting on the ordeal, he described the surreal sensation of feeling like he was trapped in a nightmare, with a gospel song playing on loop in the background, providing an eerie soundtrack to the chaos unfolding around him.

Despite the trauma of the near-death experience, Black Coffee emerged from the ordeal with a newfound perspective on life. He revealed that the incident prompted a spiritual awakening, leading him to reconnect with his faith and embrace a deeper sense of purpose.

Seeking solace and guidance, he turned to musician-turned-pastor Kabelo Mabalane, ultimately finding solace in his newfound relationship with Jesus Christ.Amidst discussions of his spiritual journey, Black Coffee also delved into the complexities of his failed marriage to Enhle Mbali Mlotshwa.

The couple, who were married for eight years and share two children, recently announced their separation, marking the end of a chapter in their lives.

Acknowledging his role in the breakdown of the marriage, Black Coffee took accountability for his shortcomings and admitted to “failing dismally” in his marital responsibilities.Reflecting on his upbringing and the absence of positive marital role models in his life, he revealed how his own experiences shaped his approach to marriage, often leading to misunderstandings and unmet expectations.

One poignant moment of reflection came as Black Coffee recounted an anecdote about a grand gesture he made for his ex-wife, only to be met with disappointment when it wasn’t received as he had hoped.

The experience served as a sobering reminder of the importance of communication and mutual understanding in a relationship, highlighting the pitfalls of imposing one’s own desires onto a partner.

In the aftermath of his failed marriage, Black Coffee emphasized the importance of self-introspection and forgiveness.Recognizing that healing is a journey fraught with challenges and setbacks, he urged others to confront their own shortcomings with honesty and compassion, offering a message of hope and resilience in the face of adversity.

As Black Coffee continues to navigate the complexities of his personal and professional life, his candid revelations serve as a testament to the power of introspection and self-awareness in overcoming life’s greatest challenges.

Through his experiences, he offers valuable insights into the intricacies of love, loss, and the pursuit of personal growth, inspiring others to embark on their own journey of self-discovery and healing.

Well-known Mzansi veteran musician Yvonne Chala Chaka’s mother died, and she shared the news on 4 March. She remains one of the most celebrated gospel musicians in the country. She won several awards, honorary positions, and doctorates with her music.

Among them is an honorary colonel in the South African Air Force, showing how much South Africans love and respect her. With such a connection with South Africans, some fans consider her family and mourn her mother’s death.

Among them was fellow musician Nhlanhla Mafu, who described Yvonne’s mother as her queen.

Sharing on her Instagram, the talented musician expressed how heartbroken she was. “Rest in peace, mother. Rest in peace; gogo wa a ntwana bam. Tlela ikurula mhane. ” she said.

Despite some fans asking, Yvonne did not share the cause of her mother’s death. If the family chooses to, more details will be coming shortly.

After Yvonne Chaka Chaka revealed that her mother had died, her fans also mourned her, wishing the family to heal fast.

@Keneilwe Marwane “Condolences to you and the rest of the family, mah ”

@Alex Cyprian “Pole sana dada Yvonne na familia.Mungu awabariki.Condolences from Tanzania”

@Rifa Honoka “Kokwani Nwa Hatlani, may her soul rest in peace”

@Montgomery Ngobeni “Condolences to you and the rest of the family. May her precious soul rest in eternal peace ❤️❤️❤️”

@LETOURⓂUSIC “Ncese Mah @yvonne_chakachaka ❤️❤️❤️❤️ May God cover and protect you in this time of grief ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️”

@Sanyu LA Singa “May her soul rest well; we send our sincere condolences to the entire family and friends wa magogo ❤️❤️❤️”

I Blew It’: How Lerato Chabangu lost his properties because of a woman. The sixth season of I Blew It saw former Mamelodi Sundowns player Lerato Chabangu narrating how his houses and furniture were auctioned.

‘I Blew It’: How Lerato Chabangu lost his properties because of a woman
Chabangu recently trended on social media after images of his gaunt figure were shared. The Tembisa-born is often vocal about how he threw his career down the drain because of his reckless lifestyle.

LERATO CHABANGU BLAMES HIS EX FOR LOSS OF HOUSES
When Chabangu relocated to Gqebehra in the Eastern Cape to join Chippa United, he had been living with his partner in Boksburg, Johannesburg. The ex-footballer says he paid R1.5 million for the house. He had also bought a house for his family in another suburb.

According to the former footballer, his girlfriend at the time deceived him into thinking the money he was sending to her was going towards his home loan.

Every month he would transfer money into her account, with hopes that she was paying their bills. However, he eventually found out that she had not been paying for anything.

“Every month I’d send money to the madam’s [his girlfriend’s] account and I thought she was paying the bills but it turned out that she wasn’t.

“While in P. E [now Gqebehra] I found out that my properties were being auctioned. All my stuff including furniture.”

Latest on Babes Wodumo Pregnancy, South African artist Babes Wodumo can’t seem to do anything right when it comes to online trolls and social media bullies. The gqom artist is back on stage and doing more performances weekly than she has over the last couple of years.

Latest on Babes Wodumo Pregnancy
Unfortunately, this means that she is also subjected to more trolling and online bullying. This week, she found herself facing comments about her looking pregnant.

It looks like she is taking everything with a pinch of salt and even shared a response with one TikToker who remarked that she is pregnant.

BABES WODUMO RESPONDS TO PREGNANCY COMMENTS
Self-proclaimed gqom queen Babes Wodumo appears to be picking up the pieces of her life after losing her husband Mampintsha.

The musician has been spotted out and about several times in the last few months and is back to delivering electrifying performances.

Over the last few weeks, she performed at a number of events and is positively glowing.MIND YOUR BUSINESS?
“She is pregnant lona (this one,)” one person commented.

Instead of ignoring the comment, the hitmaker responded using the rolling eyes emoji. This certainly left many buzzing as they discussed how the emoji doesn’t really mean a yes — or a no.

Others however defended the musician and congratulated herself for picking herself up and doing so well again. They also advised her to ignore trolls.

According to many of them, she is on route to becoming the biggest musician in South Africa again.

Biography
Mosa Nkwashu (born in 2007) is a beauty pageant title winner, model, and actress. She has appeared in many pageantries representing South Africa.

Recently, she entered a beauty pageant in Orlando, the United States. She did impress many international modeling agencies and audiences.

Early Life
Mosa Nkwashu was born in 2007. She hails from Mahwelereng in Limpopo, South Africa. Growing up, she watched modeling shows, which was when she picked interest. Some of the shows she watched were America’s Next Top Model with Tyra Banks.

The genesis of her modeling ambition is when her school held a beauty pageant. She revealed her interest to her supportive mother, Khensani, who got her a pair of heels.

Her sister loved the work and taught her to walk in those heels. Every day, they would practice in the garage.

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On the day of the pageant, Nkwashu performed exceptionally and won the competition. She asked her mother to find her a modeling school, and she did.

Career
Mosa Nkwashu has represented South Africa in international pageantries. The beauty queen entered the International Junior Miss Florida in 2021 at the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Orlando, Florida.

After an impressive performance, nine international modeling agencies scouted the beauty queen. She has returned from the United States without a crown but a brighter future.

The 10-day competition, the International Junior Miss Pageant, started on November 10. She competed with thirty-two other girls from other countries.

Mosa bagged a few awards, and nine modeling agencies scouted her. The young beauty queen knew she would be a model from a young age.

Nkwashu got her first big break in 2016 after winning Miss Valentine at Pretoria’s Curro Thatchfield High School. She has also won more crowns in many other competitions. Mosa participated in Miss Centurion Schools 2018.

In 2019, she competed for the Miss Gauteng Teen and Miss Supranational Grand Supreme crowns.

Mosa competed at the 2018 Festival Model and Talent Festival World in Antalya, Turkey. She won the Grand Prix Supreme.

Lewatle in Skeem Saam
Mosa is no doubt one of the fast-rising models in South Africa, and she is a talented actress too. She got a role in the SABC1 drama series Skeem Saam.

Her character, Lewatle, is a new pupil at Turfloop High, her professional television acting debut. Watch her on SABC 1 on weekdays at 18:30.

Personal Life
Mosa Nkwashu’s mother is Khensani. She has a sister who supported her modeling career from the beginning. Having a supportive family helped her modeling journey. She has not made told any publication anything about her love life.