Tonight on #SkeemSaam MaNtuli finally gets a chance to flaunt her biggest achievement.

 
Tuesday 26 December 2023
Episode 127

Tbose displays signs of spiraling out of control. Jacobeth slips deeper into the valley of despair. Salamina is worried when someone shows up at the shop looking for Letetswe and they won’t say what their name is.

Wednesday 27 December 2023
Episode 128

A young married couple struggles to connect with each other. MaNtuli is touched by a gift her daughter-in-law got for her. Charles has a proposal for Alfred that leaves him shocked.

Thursday 28 December 2023
Episode 129

MaNtuli finally gets a chance to flaunt her biggest achievement. Two former lovers share a moment. Mapitsi receives some good news.

Friday 29 December 2023
Episode 130

Pretty takes things a notch up in her disrespect towards her sister-in-law. Pax sees what he wants to see between his parents, but it could all be an illusion.

Premiere episodes of Skeem Saam air on SABC1 from Mondays to Fridays at 18h30.

Well-known actor Mlungis Mathe who portrays the characters on Emkay in Skeem Saam and Sibusiso in Umkhokha: The Curse recently got married.The Umkhokha: The Curse actor Mlungisi Mathe took to his social media account to share pictures of his wedding ceremony.

iHarare reported in 2020 that Mathe celebrated his three-year anniversary with his long-term girlfriend, Nonduh Mkhize, who also shared pictures of their wedding day on her Instagram account.

Skeem Saam and Umkhokha: The fans took to their Instagram accounts to congratulate the pair, who have a daughter together.Umkhokha: The Curse’s Mamzobe (Deli Malinga) who is Mlungisi’s biological mother blamed Sibusiso for her son’s death on Friday, 22 September episode.

Mlungisi, who was leader of Mvelase’s church ended his life by jumping off a building after partying with his brothers Khulekani, Siphamandla and his former best-friend Sibusiso.

It was Sibusiso, who led Mkhululi astray and taught poisoned him against his half-brother Siphamandla.

The TVSA Tuesday, 26 September teaser reveals that Maphalala will warn Sibusiso that his sins will follow him forever.

Mathe, who plays Emkay in Skeem Saam also lost his on-screen best-friend Fanie Maseremule (Gift Mokhampanyane) who was murdered by Lehasa (played by Cedric Fourie) in 2021.

Skeem Saam‘s Pretty Seakamela portrayed by Lerato Marabe denies getting married to her boyfriend. The actress stood her ground in a radio interview to rubbish the claims that she and her boyfriend are tying the knot.Skeem Saam‘s Pretty Seakamela portrayed by Lerato Marabe denies getting married to her boyfriend. The actress stood her ground in a radio interview to rubbish the claims that she and her boyfriend are tying the knot.

The sassy Lerato Marabe playing Pretty Seakamela on SABC1’s most hit show Skeem Saam has set the record straight once and for all. Pretty maybe be trapped in a love triangle on Skeem Saam while fighting for her rightful place in Lehasa Maphosa.

 

 

 

 

 
However the actress in real life is happily in a relationship with her boyfriend. According the IndAfrica, on a radio interview Marabe denied the rumors of ever getting married to her real boyfriend. They are in love and in a very committed relationship but the pair is not even talking to get married soon.Marabe and boyfriend getting married rumors came about when she posted a picture wearing all traditional outfit. People started assuming that Marabe and her boyfriend have already tied the knot.

“Explaining why people thought she was married she said that the picture of her dressed like a traditional bride (Makoti) was taken out of context. She says she was participating to a traditional ceremony at home and due to the cold weather she decied to cover herself with her grandma’s blanket hence dressed like a bride” wrote IndAfrica

Explaining in the interview, Marabe further clarified after been seen wearing in traditional attire was only because she was attending to a traditional ceremony. Her and boyfriend and happy and in love, however, getting married is not on the table at the moment.

Mark Angel has made over $4.2 million on YouTube according to SocialBlade.
He is Nigeria’s biggest YouTuber with 9 million YouTube subscribers and 2.23 billion total YouTube views.
He is the most followed Nigerian on Facebook with 21 million followers. He has the 12th most followed YouTube channel in Africa.
The show won the Streamy Award for Best International Show in Beverly Hills in 2019. It also received Nigeria’s first Google Gold Play Button for hitting 1 million YouTube subscribers in 2016.
Before online comedy, he gained admission to study Medicine, but had to drop out due to family reasons.

South African artist Naledi Aphiwe found herself at the center of social media scrutiny after posting a video of herself singing a unique rendition of the classic holiday tune “We Wish You a Merry Christmas.” However, her playful twist on the song, substituting “Christmas” with “Chris Brown,” sparked a wave of criticism and mixed reactions from the online community.

In the video shared on her social media platforms, Naledi Aphiwe showcased her vocal talent with a lighthearted and festive performance. The playful play on words aimed to infuse humor into the holiday season by incorporating the name of the renowned American singer Chris Brown into the traditional carol.

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While many fans appreciated Naledi’s attempt to bring a touch of humor to the festive period, the unconventional adaptation of the song drew a range of responses. Some viewers found the rendition amusing and entertaining, commending Naledi for her creativity and adding a modern twist to a classic tune. However, not everyone shared the same sentiment.

Critics argued that associating Chris Brown’s name with a Christmas carol was inappropriate, considering the controversies and legal issues that the artist has faced in the past. Some social media users expressed disappointment, believing that Naledi’s choice of lyrics trivialized serious matters surrounding Chris Brown’s public image. Naledi Aphiwe defended her video as a light-hearted and harmless attempt at bringing joy during the holiday season. She emphasized that the intention was not to offend but to inject a sense of humor into the festive atmosphere.

The incident raises questions about the fine line between humor and sensitivity, especially when it comes to public figures with complex histories. While Naledi Aphiwe’s rendition was meant to be a playful and creative expression, the diverse reactions highlight the challenges artists face in navigating public opinion, particularly in the age of social media.