he African Queen has done wonder yet again. Makhadzi previously performed in Zimbabwe, Harare where the hoster on the event decided to double her payment by 5. She was supposed to make R300 000 and she ended up making R1 500 000.

This time again when she was performing in Botswana she ended up making an extra R10 000.

She was in the middle of the performance some guy entered the stage and started throwing some banknotes.

Makhadzi posted a video on her social media and according to her, it amounted to R10 000. She captioned the video with “so today I was blessed with R10K on stage. Your love is too much”.

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The followers in the comments section congratulated her and told her that she deserved it all she is doing good music.

Apart from being an artist, Makhadzi is known and applauded for her authenticity. She is one of the artists who remain true to themselves.

Unlike those artists with attitude and shows rude behavior towards their fans. You remember that she shared a picture of herself in an outfit for all traditional attires during Heritage day. Her purpose was to share the love with all South Africans regardless of their ethnicities.

She also recorded a song for the late Lufhuno Mavhungu, a teenager who took her life after being bullied.

usa Mseleku is a South African who has made quite a few headlines recently. His primary claim to fame is that he is a well-known polygamist who has as many as four wives and manages to look after them all in exciting ways. Mseleku, a well-known reality TV star, is now a well-known face in South Africa.

Mseleku, who was born in 1975 in Mzumbe, KwaZulu-Natal province, has attracted a lot of attention by becoming one of South Africa’s wealthiest polygamists. Despite his humble beginnings, Musa Mseleku is believed to be worth $2 million, with four women and ten children to look after.

He rose to prominence after appearing on the Mzansi Magic TV show Uthando Nesthembu, a polygamy-themed reality show that airs every Thursday night. Uthando Nesthembu, his show, drew millions of viewers. Quite a few folks. I’m curious in life in a polygamous marriage. Musa has four wives and a large family. As far as we’ve seen, marriage isn’t easy for most people, and many guys can’t keep a lady happy now that they have four of them. They’re all counting on you to take care of them. at the same time being a decent spouse and father In addition, he had to help arrange the table for the meal.

It’s a good thing it had Musa since it made the women happy at least. Many women find it difficult to stay with a damaged man, especially if he is polygamous.

South Africa was taken aback when it was discovered that Mangwabe’s fourth wife ran a club called Maqaqa Exclusive Lifestyle. He was with his brother at the time. This is the place where Musa’s birthdays are celebrated. Take a look at the stunning club images below. The club is claimed to have cost R8 million and was built by Musa for Mangwabe.

Mangwabe owns the club, which is administered by his brother. Musa could never have built MaNgwabe without the help of other spouses who ran their own enterprises, which Moses also took care of.

However, this begs the question of whether MaNgwabe entered this marriage merely for financial gain. Musa funded his own studies and began his own enterprises. People wondered if she had had enough and wanted out of the marriage because she used to be so nice to Musa. After all, she was already a self-sufficient lady capable of taking care of herself.

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Somizi Mhlongo has been in the limelight for quite some time now. He has also been accused of so many things too, one of which was when the audio of his estranged husband, Mohale Motaung got leaked.

The media personality has also been accused of things like being a lover of gang bangs allegedly, being a service partner to musician Vusi Nova, being allegedly violent, and so many other things. Out of all these things, we are sure of only a few things that he swears he has never done or has been a part of.
 

 

 

In an Instagram video that he recently posted, Somizi spoke of something that he has never done in his life, which also led to the conversation of him possibly not returning to Idols SA.

“Hello everyone happy Sunday, so a quick one, so as I was boarding a flight now from Durban I was chatting to a friend and he was saying that I was going to be late for a flight. I said to him that I have never been late for a flight in my life, and I just thought of an idea just sort of posing a question and said what are the two things that you’ve never done that a lot of people have done and wish they had not done”, said Somizi.

“With me, if I had to answer that question I would say that I have never been late for a flight and I have never taken drugs proudly”, Somizi continued.

However, In the comments of the video, one fan decided to ask when was Somizi returning back to being one of the judges on Idols SA again, he simply replied by saying, “Lol when Cope wins elections…kidding’.

This reply from Somizi may have hinted that he probably would not because Cope winning the elections is something that may not happen. Could this mean that Somizi could never set foot on Idols SA again? Leave a comment and let us know what you think.

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Dieketsing Mnisi portrays the character of MaNtuli on SABC1 telenovela called Skeem Saam. The telenovela airs on weekdays at 18:30.

 

MaNtuli is a mother of three, two girls and one boy. She also has a grandson. MaNtuli raised her children as a single mother. MaNtuli is originally from Kwa-Zulu Natal but now she’s based in Limpopo in a town called Turfloop. MaNtuli has been in Turfloop for many years and it took her about two decades to go to Kwa-Zulu Natal. And she went back to her home town for a reason, she was handicapped and her brother decided to take her there so that she can recover.

MaNtuli is a strong woman who is very opinionated, and once she made up her mind about something it’s hard for her to change her mind. Even her kids know that their opinion doesn’t matter when it comes to their mother. She is a very strict mother and she doesn’t listen to them. When her grandson Clement came out out about being gay MaNtuli wasn’t happy and she made life hard for Clement. She kept thinking that Clement wanted to date a sugar daddy and it made Clement think that his grandmother is homophobic.

Clement tried to commit suicide last week and that became an eye opener for MaNtuli. She and her children had a meeting and she asked them to tell her what they dislike about her. They all said their pieces, what they said made her cry so bitterly. She apologized to her children and she even promised to change her behavior and her parenting style.

Viewers of the telenovela were amazed by this they didn’t think that a day would come where MaNtuli would apologize to her children. This made a lot of the viewers happy and some even claim that they cried when they saw this happening.

In 2021, one can’t really talk about South African music Genres, and not talk about the Amapiano genre. The yanos – an affectionate term for the fans and creators behind South Africa’s fastest-growing musical movement – often refer to it as a life.

Amapiano is much more than just a hybrid of deep house, jazz piano and lounge, it is the sound of a new generation of youth in South Africa. Amapiano music has far transcended the provincialism of how it is made and shared. Like any new subculture with a large following online, the music is complex, broad-reaching in scope and open to interpretation, ranging from the smooth and jazzy melodies.

 

 

 
In the meanwhile, two of Amapiano hit makers were spotted in Dubai. Daliwonga Matiwane who is socially and widely known as Daliwonga, on his official Twitter account uploaded a picture of himself standing next to DJ Maphorisa. And Daliwonga indicated on the caption of the picture they are in Dubai.

Amapiano to considerable extent is a style of house music that emerged in South Africa in 2012, had taken over the radio and clubs of South African townships and made stars of artists. Amapiano borrows from the South African genre of Kwaito, while the music itself blends elements of Kwaito with jazz and deep house.