Walter Mokoena is famously known as one of the best sports anchors and presenters in SA, he has been in the sports industry for quite some time and he has done a lot for himself. Walter was once Pearl Thusi’s lover and in their relationship, they were blessed with a beautiful baby girl whom they named, Thando Mokoena.

Even though these two celebrities broke up a while ago, they always put their daughter’s needs first and they always go 50/50 when it comes to parenting. On the other hand, Walter Mokoena has proved that co-parenting is a two-way thing when the parties involved have a “healthy” relationship.

Thando has the most amazing parents ever and she can’t help but gush over them on some of her posts on social media. Her beauty is just out of this world and she’s as beautiful as her mother. Thando is like a copy of Pearl Thusi and her cuteness is overloaded. Don’t she just looks beautiful, adorable and cute? Share your opinions, like and kindly share.

The entertainment industry is known to be one of the most difficult industries to break into. With television producers and heads of channels masquerading as gatekeepers.

Therefore social media influencers have found a way to create traction for themselves on various social media platforms such as YouTube, Instagram, Twitter, or Facebook, with the hope of catching the attention of a big-shot producer. These producers would then rope in these internet stars with the hope of upping the numbers for their television shows.

In recent years, one has observed just how much some of these internet sensations have infiltrated the professional Arts space, thus creating some kind of discomfort within professional artists who, (some of them) have obtained a qualification or extensive training as they toiled at nurturing their respective skills hence it is regarded as a craft.

South African legendary actress, Moshidi Motshegwa recently spoke to a local publication about her strained relationship with her on-screen daughter, Itumeleng Mokoena, brought to life by first-time actress, Larona Moagi, on 1Magic’s The River.

Speaking on her relationship with Larona, the legendary actress said the following:

”It was very difficult to work with Larona. We can’t cast people from Instagram, give them a huge role and not give them support. Moshidi continued to add:”I even said at the meeting(with producers) that Larona is struggling because she is not an actress and has been given a huge role to play. This is a craft. It is a skill.”

According to the article, it was also reported that Moshidi also didn’t deem the writers’ skills as on par. Various sources told the writer of a local publication that Moshidi would straight out call out writers for their bad writing skills and would blatantly shout at Larona that she can not act.Defending herself, Moshidi said the following:

‘‘I always challenged the directors, I phoned Gwydion( Executive Producer and Writer) and told him this does not make sense. She continued to add:” I completely and totally invested in this character. I didn’t short change her.”

Apparently, the off screen drama got so bad to the point of Larona’s parents wanted to come to the Tshedza headquarters and confront Moshidi.

Creative differences are a regular sport within the Arts however it becomes unfortunate when it eventually creates an infinite drift.

Sesotho traditional music singer Cecilia Sebotseng Tlakeli Mazomba has died.

The 50-year-old from Orange Farm, south of Joburg, died at home on Friday, 22 January.

According to her daughter Rethabile Tshabalala, Cecilia had been experiencing some pain in her left breast since last year, but doctors could not tell what was wrong.

“We’re heartbroken as my mum was everything to us. She was our pillar of strength. She helped orphans around Orange Farm. My mum loved her family, music and the ANC,” she said.

Rethabile said she’d remember her mum for her teachings of ubuntu.

“I’m still traumatised. My mum died in my arms. She told us to be united and not let her music die,” she said.

The singer founded the traditional group Dikgalala Tsa Orange Farm in 2012.

Ayanda Ncwane is ready to show her fans and followers that she can slay on anything with her beautiful short hair. The star first debut her low cut few days ago and many of her fans are loving it.

Having to cut off ones hair and traded the wigs for a more natural look is a bold step. Ayanda, however, trended online after she debuted the short hair and has been enjoying much love from Mzansi since.

Well, it looks like she is enjoying her new look as she posted another photo of herself looking dazzling with her new hairdo.

Fake social media accounts are giving Miss SA Shudufhadzo Musida massive headache. The media personality that will be representing South Africa at the Miss World Pageant has revealed that someone is pretending to be her on Twitter.n a short and brief tweet, Shudufhadzo has asked people to help her report the account, in bid to get it suspended.

“Hey my loves, please report this account,” she wrote.
Shortly after that, peoole flooded Shudufhadzo’s comment section and said they can’t wait for the account to be suspended.

This is because previously the account pretended to be Zozibini Tunzi then changed their handle to, Simz Ngema and even uzalo actress Thuthuka Mthembu who plays Nonka.

Finally thank God! Let’s get rid of it, ” Sadie Torquato said.

Fake social media accounts have been on the rise with people such as DJ Sumbody, Nomsa Buthelezi, Gogo Maweni and Musa Mseleku being used for scams.