Minnie Dlamini shares a throwback picture of herself with a close friend.
The star took to her social media to share the special moment she had with Nandi Madida when they were growing up.
The television personality also mentioned Nandi’s sister, Dr Langa Mngoma, and the times they did modelling together.
In the post she shared, she penned down a sweet caption with her picture with Langa.
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The singer recently shared a screenshot and his EP, Umsebenzi is seen at number 1, while Black Coffee’s unreleased project sits at number 2.
Some fans assumed he is trying to pass a big message across, but it’s all love for him.Seeing his music grow is such a big deal for Sjava as his career and life got soiled following Lady Zamar’s sexual assault allegation against him.
It was observed how the one time BET award star jumped from one hideous drama to the other.
It paralysed his acting career and even music.
However, he seem to be getting his life back as he’s scooped an acting role on eHostela, after he was free of all charges in court, due to lack of evidence
Siyabonga ❤️ pic.twitter.com/Z9EDN62D7n
— Sjava indlalifa (@Sjava_atm) January 19, 2021
According to her, the song will be out on 22 January 2021 and it is based on comforting those who have lost someone.
Ami also mentioned that the song is titled, “Lala Ngoxolo” meaning “Rest in Peace.”
After the painful year the nation has had due to the pandemic, it will hopefully lift some people up.
She said the song is based on remembering the people that the nation has lost and it has touching lyrics that speak of losing a loved one.
Somizi Mhlongo lands in trouble after using vulgar words against Sunday World acting editor, Kabelo Khumalo, and Julia Madibogo of City Press on Instagram.Over the past weekend, rumors Som and Mohale’s divorce rumors trended and City Press journalist Julia Madibogo approached Som.
Khumalo from Sunday World also approached the radio star as regards the theft allegation. As it was reported that his cooking show, Dinner At Somizi’s was a stolen content.
Som was infuriated and insulted the journalists by saying: “Deadline yo m***u kan**ko, g**o lika yihlo, u fu**en abortion survivor.” In translation, he insulted the journalist’s parents and implied that he survived an abortion.
The South African National Editors’ Forum (SANEF) called on the radio personality to apologise and claimed that his act was irresponsible.
“We believe this is irresponsible in the extreme and potentially unlawful conduct. Mhlongo has a massive support base and a following in excess of almost 4-million on the Instagram social platform and his followers have resorted to intimidation and harassment of journalists on all social media platforms. They have subjected both Madibogo and Khumalo to torrents of insults and threats,” reads the statement.
“Some have directly threatened Madibogo and Khumalo’s wife with rape while Khumalo received threats to his life. The fans also threatened the safety of the journalists’ families. They have tormented them for doing their jobs and asking questions in line with the Press Code that demands of journalists to give a right of reply to everyone they intend to write stories about.”
SANEF calls on Mhlongo to unreservedly apologize to these journalists and the public on all his social platforms for his unbecoming behavior. He must call on his followers to stop harassing and intimidating them. Further, we call on the journalists to lay charges of intimidation and for MultiChoice to officially distance themselves from Mhlongo’s comments.”
Sanef calls for action against Somizi Mhlongo for insults directed at Sunday World and City Press journalists https://t.co/2TSyUmXd1V
— SANEF (@SAEditorsForum) January 19, 2021
Media personality and TV star Somizi Mhlongo has come under fire for insulting Sunday World acting editor, Kabelo Khumalo, and Julia Madibogo of City Press on Instagram, this past weekend.
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This follows after Khumalo from Sunday World approached him for comment following the controversy surrounding season 2 of his cooking show, Dinner At Somizi, that it has reportedly been put on ice following accusations of intellectual property theft. Somizi Legend Manqele and Multichoice are accused of stealing Hasting Moengs concept who claims he is the brain behind the show’s concept.
City Press journalist Julia Madibogo approached Somizi on rumors that they are divorcing with his partner Mohale Motaung and he was agitated and decided to let his fingers do the talking for him.
A disgruntled Somizi delivered the most lethal clap backs to the journalist causing pandemonium on social media. Somizi used vulgar slurs when he responded to Khumalo, “Deadline yo m***u kan**ko, g**o lika yihlo, u fu**en abortion survivor.” In translation, he insulted the journalist’s parents and implied that he survived an abortion.
In a statement SANEF says Somgaga was irresponsible, “We believe this is irresponsible in the extreme and potentially unlawful conduct. Mhlongo has a massive support base and a following in excess of almost 4-million on the Instagram social platform and his followers have resorted to intimidation and harassment of journalists on all social media platforms. They have subjected both Madibogo and Khumalo to torrents of insults and threats,” reads the statement.
What has ruffled the feathers of the SANEF is the fact that Somizi shared the contact numbers of the journalist resulting in his fans making endless calls to the journalists and allegedly threatening their lives.
“Some have directly threatened Madibogo and Khumalo’s wife with rape while Khumalo received threats to his life. The fans also threatened the safety of the journalists’ families. They have tormented them for doing their jobs and asking questions in line with the Press Code that demands of journalists to give a right of reply to everyone they intend to write stories about.”
Although Somgaga has since deleted the posts, SANEF says his followers continue to intimidate the journalists and they have called for him to apologize for his actions.
“SANEF calls on Mhlongo to unreservedly apologize to these journalists and the public on all his social platforms for his unbecoming behavior. He must call on his followers to stop harassing and intimidating them. Further, we call on the journalists to lay charges of intimidation and for MultiChoice to officially distance themselves from Mhlongo’s comments.”
Sanef calls for action against Somizi Mhlongo for insults directed at Sunday World and City Press journalists https://t.co/2TSyUmXd1V
— SANEF (@SAEditorsForum) January 19, 2021