“You know you look like me” Anele Mdoda’s son tells his father. he funniest people on the planet are children. As a result, the majority of parents are content to stay at home and care for their children full-time. Every little thing these people do will make you laugh, at least before they become conscious of themselves.

Anele Mdoda is a well-known radio and television celebrity in South Africa. She’s been working in the industry for quite some time. Many people mistake her for the eldest among her siblings, Thembisa. The abilities of this family are extraordinary. Alakhe is the name of the presenter’s son. Her son has captured her heart.The youngster tried to imitate his grandfather’s appearance. He seems to have a bubbly attitude as well. “Alakhe : Mampa (grandpa), you know you look like me,” Alakhe told her father in a photo of her father and son, which Anele shared on Instagram. Through his words, he left his audience speechless. His grandfather simply stared at him, his face expressionless. He had to be feeling down on his luck.

Advocate Dali Mpofu has retweeted the stunning photos of Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane on social media.

The photos initially posted on Twitter by fashion designer and stylist, Mashilo Designs who revealed she has been making with the Public Protector since 2017.

“Ma is so pleasant to work with, I’ve made all her SONA red carpet looks, from the very first one back in 2017,” she revealed.

She also adds that adds that advocate Busisiwe Mkhwebane agreed to be their muse and she invited them to her home where they shot more pictures.

“So last week we asked the Public Protector to be our muse and she agreed. She let us into her home and we shot and styled her. Mam Busi is honestly such a vibe! Beautiful inside out,” she said.

Advocate Dali Mpofu then retweeted the photos and many were left in awe with the stunning photos of Advocate Busisiwe Mkhwebane.

“Absolutely gorgeous, she is such an African queen,” some revealed.

“Beautiful and such a powerful person, we are firmly behind our Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane,” said a Twitter user.

Funeral arrangements for late veteran actor Menzi Ngubane are expected to be finalised later on Monday.

Ngubane, who played numerous leading roles in local TV dramas including Generations and Isibaya, died following complications from a stroke on Saturday. He passed away at his Ladysmith Home in KwaZulu-Natal. He was 56.The family of Ngubane, known as Sibusiso Dlomo on Generations, and Judas Ngwenya on Mzansi Magic’s Isibaya, is expected to meet later on Monday to finalise funeral arrangements for the actor known for his illustrious tv and film career with over 30 years experience in the industry.Deaths of Ngubane, Maqashalala a double blow to SA arts industry – Mthethwa. His death has left many shocked, with others paying tribute to him including prominent South Africans, members of Parliament and leaders of political parties.Family spokesperson Naomi Mokhele said they were still in pain. She has confirmed that Ngubane will be laid to rest in Johannesburg and the date for the funeral service will be made public soon

The family of late actress Noxolo “Noxee” Maqashalala said they’ll miss her kind soul.

The Diamond City actress was found dead in her home in Honeydew, Joburg, on Friday, 12 March.

According to friend and interim family spokesman Senyukele Zibobo, Noxolo was found by people who were delivering a package.

“The delivery people suspected something was not right, so they tried to find a way in. They did and found her dead. When forensics arrived, they said it looked as if she’d been dead for a week,” he said.Senyukele said the family was still in the dark about the cause of death and waiting on forensics to shed some light.

He said this was a tough time for them as they all loved Noxolo.

“This is very hard because Noxolo was a people’s person. It didn’t matter if she knew you or not – she just loved everyone.“Losing someone like her is painful for the family and me, as her friend. We’ll miss her and her kindness.”

According to Senyukele, the family will release information about funeral and memorial service at a later stage.

“The family is still trying to deal with this,” said Senyukele.

“They’ve been in a meeting, trying to figure out some things.

We’ll share more details during the week.”

Noxolo has featured in popular productions including Tsha Tsha, Gauteng Maboneng, Intersexions, and The Kingdom – uKhakhayi.

Mzansi has still not processed the fall of the giant! Yes, the entertainment industry has been robbed not only in South Africa but the world at large. South Africa is in shock after learning that the greatest thespians Menzi Ngubane and Noxee Maqashalala passed away.

Menzi is was an award-winning South African Actor who made all sorts of headlines when he joined The Queen Mzansi cast after leaving Isibaya.Ngubane had an illustrious career that spanned decades. To many, he was well known for his on-screen character Sibusiso Dlomo on Generations. He was later axed from Generations with several other lead actors after a fallout with the show’s producers.

Menzi Ngubane who has been battling diabetes and kidney disease for years succumbed to a stroke. He was 56 years old. His family broke the news first and has since kept Mzansi updated on the funeral procession of the legendary actor.

“Menzi spent much of his time in trying to demystify issues relating to kidney disease and sugar diabetes while promoting positive lifestyle changes needed to cope with the diseases.”

Menzi Ngubane was born on the 4th of September 1964 in Ladysmith, KwaZulu-Natal province. Menzi cheated death several times.However, Ngubane suffered ill health for a number of years including receiving a kidney transplant leading up to his death. The seasoned actor was married to Sikelelo Sishuba. The two were once divorced but remarried in a traditional ceremony in 2015

Despite starring on several screenplays in his illustrious career which spanned for decades he was best known as Sibusiso Dlomo his on-screen character on Generations.

The veteran actor once made all sorts of headlines when he was part of the seasoned cast that was axed from Generations. His Sibusiso Dlomo character came to an aberrant end after a fallout with the show producers. Menzi and other cast members were axed in the backdrop of salary woes and poor working conditions. He was one of the longest-serving lead actors he had decade stay at Generations from 2003 to 2014.

Ngubane won and was nominated for a number of film and television awards in South Africa. Ngubane appeared in a number of South African films, including How to Steal 2 Million, alongside John Kani, Terry Pheto, and Rapulana Seiphemo. The film won Best Picture at the 2012 African Movie Academy Awards.

The vivacious actor was a jack of all trades and master of all. Apart from acting Ngubane was a philanthropist, motivational speaker, and businessman. He had amassed a fortune for himself and upon his untimely death, his net worth was valued at R35 500 000 million