Black Coffee recently bore all on My Top 10 at 10 with Tbose. This was Coffee’s first media interview since his life-altering accident in January.

Following his accident, the Grammy-award-winning DJ had a lot of time to reflect, and one of his decisions was to give his life to God. He shares that this was after an eye-opening conversation with musician-turned-pastor Kabelo Mabalane.

“There is a version of myself that I always wanted to be, but it wasn’t arriving. I always knew the type of guy I wanted to be when I was growing up, and I saw that guy coming together. I wanted to be the kind of guy who knows God and has Jesus in his heart,” shared Black Coffee.

He noted that, as “cool” as his life was, he wasn’t representative of the man he always wanted to be. “I wasn’t that guy. I’m at the most amazing place ever. People get to this place when they are down and out. Kabelo said to me, ‘God never wastes a battle, and this is one. You are not in a place of weakness, but in a place of power. People ask for this moment in rehab, the hospital, or jail. It is a step I wanted to take publicly for myself. It is one of the most exciting things for me because I like starting something and excelling at it.”

Black Coffee also shared the details of his accident and why he believes his marriage to Enhle Mbali failed.

South African Liverpool supporters are losing it after seeing Springbok Captain Siya Kolisi casually chilling with the English Football Club’s manager, Jürgen Klopp.

Siya, who is an ardent Liverpool supporter, brushed shoulders with Klopp at an Adidas event, which both sporting giants were part of the panel.

The two-time Rugby World Cup winner just signed with Adidas, and got to hang out with Klopp shooting some promotional videos and pictures.

Since sharing pictures of himself just casually chilling with Klopp, local Liverpool supporters flooded Siya’s comments begging him to convince Klopp to stay at the end of the season.

“Please convince him to stay😭😭😭”

“Bru. Just chilling with Jurgen like old homies.”

“Tell Jurgen to stay man smh😤😂😂😂”

“How does it feel, to live, my, dream?!🙂😭❤️”

Jürgen Klopp announced he will be leaving Liverpool at the end of the season, due to personal reasons, which includes “feeling like he’s running out of energy.”

Liverpool supporters are not ready to let the phenomenal manager go, and many have not come to terms with Klopp’s decision to leave the club.

Klopp joined Liverpool in 2015 and has gone on to transform the club into the powerhouse football club that they currently are.

Through this tenure at Liverpool, Klopp has guided the English side on to lift the UEFA Champions League, Premier League, FIFA Club World Cup, FA Cup, League Cup, UEFA Super Cup, Community Shield, and more recently a 10th Caraboa Cup.

Monday 4 March 2024
Episode 242
Vuvu is left with a grim thought that threatens to throw her life into turmoil. Tankiso and Jojo clash over what is important. MaHilda is rubbed the wrong way when Mr Keep The Change stops sharing.

Tuesday 5 March 2024
Episode 243
Vuvu gets into trouble with the law and Mlungisi begs Simone to do the right thing. The solar venture seems to be paying off for Jojo but not everyone is as lucky.

Wednesday 6 March 2024
Episode 244
A father reveals valuable information to son, Jojo celebrates a profitable opportunity, but Tankiso dampens his spirits. An unexpected couple raise eyebrows when they’re spotted together.

Thursday 7 March 2024
Episode 245
A mother is shocked when her big win results in an even bigger loss. Jojo’s actions prove that denial ain’t just a river in Egypt.

Friday 8 March 2024
Episode 246

Vuvu realizes her entanglement, while Me’Shell faces a stumbling block. Jojo struggles to keep his cards close, and Gloria’s obsession hinders Caiphus’ needs.

Monday 11 March 2024
Episode 247
What should’ve been a devastating revelation only brings a father and son closer together. Jakes finds that money really can solve all problems – for now.

Tuesday 12 March 2024
Episode 248
Desperate parents get what they are after, but now they need to take uncomfortable steps towards their new future. Jakes realizes he needs to loosen his grip on his money to get his family off his back.

Wednesday 13 March 2024
Episode 249
Nhlamulo struggles to adjust to the new status quo. Ndumiso and Caiphus reel after things take a serious turn for the worst. Jakes is put to the test, and he has to think on his feet.

Thursday 14 March 2024
Episode 250
Chaos erupts in Jojo’s life. Nhlamulo feels like a fish out of water having to face his new reality. A sister worries that her brother’s priorities are changing to meaningless things.

South Africans are delaying marriage – sometimes indefinitely – because of the uncertain job market.

Andrew Fulton, Director at Eighty20 joins Gugulethu Mfuphi on Kaya Biz to shares the recent trends from the Census 2022 Population Count.

The Census report which was released in October 2023, counted 62 027 503 people across 17.8 million households and shows a change in household dynamics, marriage behaviour and ultimately birth rates across different segments of the country’s population.

Not only are South Africans having smaller families, but the birth rate has also dropped, meaning the level of fertility at which a population replaces itself is coming down.

The reasons for the decline in birth rates during the past few decades include postponed family formation and child-bearing and a decrease in family sizes, but also improved medical care, especially birth control, sanitation, water supply, diet and lower child mortality.

This coupled with the cost of having children which has skyrocketed over the past few decades are why more South Africans are not just delaying marriage, but delaying having children.

“The median age for brides has increased from 31 in 2015 to 33 in 2021.

Oince again, t costs a bit of money to get married, particularly in some societies. There’s the high cost of living, so it’s a question of whether you can afford to bring somebody else and children into your life?

Social norms are also changing, and people are opting not to get married. They might still be having children, but they are not getting married.

The other stat that was very interesting is that 70% of new births are happening outside of marriage, so yes, there’s definitely a change in marriage trends in SA.

Former Kaizer Chiefs and Bafana Bafana defender Siphiwe Mkhonza has reportedly passed away at age 45.

A statement shared by the Sunday World, allegedly from Mkhonza’s family, revealed that the soccer legend had been battling a kidney infection for a long time.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
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“Mkhonza affectionally known as “Dr Mnandi” from his current employer SABC, has been suffering from kidney infection for a long time. He was admitted at Charlotte Maxeke a month ago and was released after showing signs of recovery. Mkhonza has been taken care off by his Girlfriend and the mother of his 3 children Ms Nondumiso Masengemi at their home in Roodepoort.

“The family wishes to thank his former employer and his colleagues at SABC, fellow football legends from the stable he belonged to and friends for their support during his illness. Mkhonza is survived by his, children, his father Joseph Skheshe kheshe
Mkhonza, his Mom Phindile Mkhonza and his brother. The family will communicate further details regarding funeral arrangements.”Mkhonza was born in Kwa-Thema, Springs, to Mavis Motsile and Joseph Mkhonza. His father, Joseph Mkhonza, is the former head coach of the South Africa women’s national soccer team and coached the team at the 2012 Summer Olympics.

Siphiwe Mkhonza represented the Soweto giants, Kaizer Chiefs, between 2004 and 2007, winning his first league title in his first season. This would see him receive his first national team call-up.

Tributes have been pouring in for Mkhonza on social media: