Isibaya actress Zinhle Mabena Ngwenya has been keeping a dark secret since 2017.

The 29-year-old who was allegedly driving under the influence of alcohol was involved in a head-on collision in Boksburg which left two people dead and one crippled for life.

According to the publication’s sources that were on the scene on the day of the accident it is alleged that Zinhle overtook five cars before a head-on collision with a red corolla which had three occupants.A source tells a local publication that before the horrific accident, Zinhle was driving from a get-together with friends in Vosloorus, East of Joburg where she was allegedly seen getting drunk before trying to drive herself off to her house in Centurion.Zinhle-Mabena-NgwenyaAccording to the first witnesses on the scene, Zinhle was found unconscious in a Porsche and the witness quickly noticed her and alerted her mother who was one of the first close people to Zinhle to arrive on the scene.

A local publication is in possession of the accident report that shows that the accident happened at around 20:06 and that she was admitted at Union Private Hospital where blood samples were taken and showed that she was driving under the influence of alcohol.

According to the source the case was reported to the police 10 days later and the Porsche was towed away by MF Autobody from Boksburg.The publication understands that the car was insured by the Alexander Forbes Group and Business Insurance under the name of Zinhle’s husband.

The insurance company is said to have refused to pay for the car as they sighting that Zinhle was driving at 180 KM in a 80 KM zone and she was under the influence of alcohol.

The family of the deceased further told the publication that Zinhle’s husband, Robert Ngwenya was the one who came to the scene, and he took her to the ambulance quickly and she was taken to hospital

Kwaito artist Thebe Mogane is in hot water after a no-show for his performance at Fafatse Cafe in Maseru, Lesotho, on December 31, for which he was paid an R10 000 deposit.

Berry Matseletsele from Lasberry Entertainment, which organized the gig, said that he incurred the wrath of the crowd after they were told that the muso was no longer coming.

Though the organizers pleaded with the sold-out crowd to be calm, their pleas fell on deaf ears as they hurled insults at them.

Matseletsele told a local publication, “His no-show caused a lot of reputational damage for us. It was embarrassing to explain to the fans that he did not pitch for the gig. “Some fans did not believe us, they thought we had duped them into believing that he was part of the show to attract more crowds.”

Though Thebe has lost his shine in South Africa, he is still a hit in the Kingdom of Lesotho.

The organizers have since taken him to court after the Abuti Bula Boot hitmaker failed to pay back the money.

The publication is in possession of the contract, court papers, and proof of payment to the fading kwaito musician’s bank account.
Matseletsele said: “I was disappointed in Thebe when he decided to honour another event when we were the ones who booked him first.

“He failed to honour our agreement not to accept other bookings in Maseru on that day, he went ahead and took another and failed to pitch for our gig.

“What irritates me the most is that he is no longer taking our calls. He had the audacity to lie when the authorities called him regarding this matter.”

Matseletsele further added, “I don’t think we will ever work with him in the future because he is treating us like no-bodies.” Mogane, who released his debut album Tempy Pusher in 1995, refused to comment.

Rasta has done it again and Mzansi is fed up. On the heels of Minister Jackson Mthembu’s death, Rasta has taken it upon himself like he always does and drew a potrait of the late politician. Suffice it to say, the pictures looks nothing like the minister.

RIP to the Minister in Presidency 🙏🏽💐

Let’s continue praying for a better year 🕯 🕯 @MYANC @PresidencyZA @News24 @eNCA @SABCNews @Newzroom405 pic.twitter.com/1WOY5V9pyY

— Rasta The Artist (@RastaArtist) January 24, 2021

His passing was announced by President Cyril Ramaphosa this afternoon on Twitter and he conveyed his condolences to his family.

“It is with deep sorrow and shock that we announce that Minister in the Presidency Jackson Mthembu passed away earlier today from Covid-related complications. Our thoughts and prayers are with his family at this time of loss,” he wrote on Twitter.

The minister’s passing mark yet another loss in the political fraternity this month following the passing of KZN MEC for Transport, Community Safety, and Liaison, Bheki Ntuli. Our favorite ZAlebs have taken to social media, to pay tribute to the late minister and send their messages of condolences to his family.

Kuli Roberts might be exceptional at dishing the tea and the shade for days, but recently she has proven that she can take it just as well. The media veteran came under scrutiny and roused calls for concern following a series of viral posts centered around speculations about her weight loss. This is after tweeps circulated images of Roberts suggesting that she looked to skinny recently.The suggestion was laughable considering that all it takes to dispel that suggestion is visiting her Instagram page to realize that as always the former SABC 3’s “Trending SA” anchor looks the same. Roberts has always been a petite woman, the only difference is that off late she has been exploring her filters and clearly her affinity with the dark and sadistic does not end with the things she says.Kuli-Roberts4

However, the writer could not be at the forefront of entertainment news and not discuss the matter once it went viral. Roberts conducted an interview with Drum Online and discussed why she was unbothered about the criticism. In part she was quote as having said:

“It’s quite funny though, that people who are talking about me being skinny are the same people who are wearing cycling shorts under their clothes because they are not comfortable about the way the look, Truth is, everybody want to be thin.”The statement comes of the back of Roberts first having stated that she is not fazed because this is not the first time she has experienced bullying by the public. Granted that sometimes it was not bullying but backlash for some of the insensitive and sometimes just inflammatory statements and writings that she has done in the past. However, speaking about experiencing bullying earlier on, “The Queen” actress had first said:

“Back in the 90s people used to tease me back I am dark-skinned. Some said I was so dark ingathi ndisuzwele yi donkey ebusweni (as if a donkey farted in my face). Then people said came from a well-off family why didn’t I bleach my skin and look like Mshoza and I said no. Now they talk about my weight, I don’t care.”

The grandmother to one has since shown that she really does not care as she continued to post more images of herself. The sis even ditched the wig and went to get a fresh haircut, which might be symbolic and her way of saying that old and bad spirits can stay back in the past.

According to City Press, in 2017 the actress was supposedly involved in an accident that resulted in a 33-year-old man getting paralyzed.

Apparently, Zinhle a red Toyota corolla as she was speeding, which she said was because she thought someone was chasing her.

Zinhle was driving her husband’s Porsche at the time. The family says they have been quiet for too long. The man was being nursed by his father but now that the father has passed away the family wants the truth to come out.

Sunday World has it that the accident also killed two people. “Sunday World is in possession of the accident report that shows that the accident happened at around 20:06 and that she was admitted at Union Private Hospital where blood samples were taken and showed that she was driving under the influence of alcohol.”