AKA and Prince Kaybee shook fans with a photo revealing that their relationship is still good.

AKA and Prince Kaybee shook fans with a photo revealing that their relationship is still good.

In the photo, the two were seen standing beside their luxurious whips.

The two stars shared the photo on their social media pages, but, Supa Mega decided to spill tea about Kaybee’s car.

The rapper said the DJ has his full name printed on the side of his car.

According to AKA, it’s a lame act.

(btw @princekaybee_sa has his name printed on the side of his car, which I think is kinda lame)

However, followers were carried away by the cars. The photo also triggered discussions about their collaboration.

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Rami Chuene has decided to show appreciation to her fellow social media users.

The star mentioned she has never appreciated seeing people on social media like she does now.

Rami went on to say that their tweets, posts on Instagram and Facebook are now basically their “proof of life”.

The actress urge them to never stop posting what they want even better with pictures.

Rami said: “I’ve never appreciated seeing people on social media like I do now. Your tweets, posts on Insta and FB are now basically your “proof of life”. Don’t stop posting, even better with pics, it tells us that you’re still here. Flood the platforms like crazy, we need to see you”

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I’ve never appreciated seeing people on social media like I do now. Your tweets, posts on Insta and FB are now basically your “proof of life”. Don’t stop posting, even better with pics, it tells us that you’re still here. Flood the platforms like crazy, we need to see you❤️🙏🏾

— Rami Chuene🌈🏳️‍🌈 (@ramichuene) January 13, 2021

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Taking to social media, the music legend shared photos of himself, DJ Zinhle, Pearl Thusi and Nokwazi Kalawa.

The DJ claims details about the project will be unveiled soon.

“I’ve been working on something amazing and I can’t wait until you all see it. Be on the lockout for #Unemali,” he captioned snaps.

Oskido’s followers believe it’s going to be a lit project as many dropped the fire emoji.Taking to social media, the music legend shared photos of himself, DJ Zinhle, Pearl Thusi and Nokwazi Kalawa.

The DJ claims details about the project will be unveiled soon.

“I’ve been working on something amazing and I can’t wait until you all see it. Be on the lockout for #Unemali,” he captioned snaps.

Oskido’s followers believe it’s going to be a lit project as many dropped the fire emoji.

Lebo Mashile took to social media with some advice for victims of gender-based violence (GBV) looking to come forward with their stories.

She started off by telling fans that GBV is a very serious issue and something that is yet to be resolved due to fear.

Labo also mentioned that is care is not taken, many victims will keep coming forward day by day to share their experiences and how they’ve lived or living with it.

“This marks a change in our culture. We’re moving towards creating a society where victims are believed. However, please be aware of the legal implications of naming someone as a perpetrator. This could lead to further trauma. Make sure you aren’t inadvertently breaking the law,” she tweeted.

In another statement, Lebo made it know that there are ways survivor and victims can share their stories.

She said: “There are ways that survivors can share their stories, build solidarity, and expand these important conversations online. Referring to the perpetrator as ‘colleague’, ‘friend’, ‘ex’, or ‘stranger’ or using a pseudonym can protect you from being sued or facing legal action.”
We have seen many women online come forward with their stories of abuse and violation in recent years. Often these survivours name their perpetrators directly. Amidst the usual reactions of verbal abuse from people online, we have also seen outpourings of support for victims.
Check out the thread below:

#GBV is a emotive subject. Sexual violence stats are alarmingly high. SA is one of the leading countries in terms of femicide & other forms of #GBV. Women are angry. More than that, we are tired of living in fear. Please consider the following before you name & shame an abuser: pic.twitter.com/La5R5Y4zoY

— Lebogang Mashile (@lebomashile) January 13, 2021

This is coming after American rapper accepted the blame about South Africa, DJ Lag’s song theft.

Megan Ryte dropped a song titled Culture and it features music group Black Eyed Peas member Will.I.AM and A$AP Mob rapper A$AP Ferg.

After South Africans had trolled and dragged Megan for plagiarizing, the rapper came out to accept being the thief and not Megan.

Well, it looks like things are getting settled as they had an undisclosed settlement agreement.

According to report, the settlement has been paid to DJ Lag.