Some days ago, Cassper called Supa Mega a coward because he reportedly went mute on the match after seeing Cass box.

“I’m on a break now, drinking and eating all I want. Back in the gym soon but I don’t think that fight is gonna happen cause dude don’t wanna fight anymore. He just being difficult cause he saw me boxing and got scared. He thought it would be a walk over. I was gonna break him,” Mufasa tweeted.

Cassper has already informed South Africans that the fight might not hold again, but AKA surfaced on social media with the papers and a pen beside it.

Supa Mega says he’s done talking, and Megacy applauds him for taking the necessary steps.

“It’s amazing how people can suddenly turn into tough guys when history and experience tells us otherwise. The time for talk is nearly over,” he captioned post.

The boxing match is expected to happen in few months time.

It’s amazing how people can suddenly turn into tough guys when history and experience tells us otherwise. The time for talk is nearly over. pic.twitter.com/t753ew8Fda

— AKA (@akaworldwide) January 7, 2021

President Ramaphosa announced the ban of alcohol as the country enters into level 3 of lockdown.

Many South African celebrities have come out to share their view on the alcohol ban but DBN Gogo was used as scape goat.

The hitmaker questioned why only grooves and the sale of alcohol have been shut down, instead of the entire country.

Since then, and as the number of infections increases daily, conversations around Covid have dominated social media.

DBN question was triggered after the Thokoza Café artist asked (in a now-deleted tweet) why couldn’t the entire country be on pause and not just booze and the jol.

Definitely social responsibility but we all know and see that we are not a responsible nation. If people didn’t listen then why would they listen now. It’s just convenient to blame it on two things when it’s just not that simple https://t.co/rr6AnSnnCe

— uMaka Mah 👵🏽 (@DBNGOGO) January 6, 2021

After a tweep was like “???”, DBN Gogo explained that she was asking for a simple answer to her simple question.

“It’s a simple question. If social gatherings are the issue, why have they not all been closed? When groove and alcohol were shut. Why wasn’t it all shut?,” asked DBN Gogo.
Responding to this, the tweep explained that partying and taking alcohol may lead to the wide spread of the virus

However, the star lambasted the government, claiming that it was not truly dealing with the issues head-on.

“But was the first lockdown not implemented to prepare for worst-case scenario? That’s literally why we shut down hard and early. My problem is gov not actually dealing with this. But finding scapegoats,” she tweeted.

@DBNGOGO groove + alcohol= unnecessary accidents contributing to the hospitals and their resources being depleted instead of focusing on covid patients.

— The Accountant (@_STARGIIRL_) January 6, 2021

The star is happy to have her on board to work with her on her brand, Erabydjzinhle.

DJ Zinhle thanked DBN Gogo for allowing her team tap into her beauty, power and influence to communicate their vision to the world.

Although, DBN Gogo is currently trending following a tweet she made regarding the ban of alcohol and also the fact she is daughter of former minister Jeff Radebe and businesswoman Bridgette Motsepe-Radebe.

Well, she is really doing well for herself and her fans are proud of the woman she is becoming.

DJ Zinhle captioned: “I am so excited‼️ @erabydjzinhle had the honour of working with one of my favourite DJs 🙏🏾, the beautiful, hard working and talented @dbngogo‼️

“I would like to thank this queen 👑 for allowing my team and I to tap into her beauty, power and influence to communicate our vision to the world. So much fire!!! 🔥 #eravision”

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! Her year started off quite well with her new hit with Khaligraph Jones dubed Kalypso.

The song hit over 600 thousand views on YouTube and wass Trending in Tanzania for a long time. The song which has a blend of Latin and East African sounds, is a feel good hit with amazing visuals.
Tanasha, through her Instagram account has asked her fans to share clips of themselves doing the Kalypso challenge. The challenge is basically hearing the Kalypso track from wherever you are, be it in the kitchen, bedroom, bathroom, salon, bar, anywhere you get to hear the song, you start to Kalypso to the beat.The songstress has fans sharing their challenges on Instagram and the new social app called Triller which is similar to Tik Tok.

She posted a clip of herself doing the challenge captioning;

“When the #kalypsochallenge gets you anywhere anyhow! I wanna see the most random places Kalypso ft @khaligraph_jones can get the best of you. Hata kama ni chooni au bafuni 🤣🥸

Also huge thanks for making #kalypsochallenge trend on @triller . My Triller account is: @ tanashadonna1 🥰🧚🏽‍♀️”
Tanasha is winning big time. Apart from her many endorsement deals, her song Gere with her ex Diamond Platinumz was ranked as one of the top song by YouTube. The two praised for each other over the announcement.

Also read: Bahati’s New Song Might Be A Rip Off

This girl does it all. She is a big artist, talented to say the least and an amazing mom. Her beauty and brains combination makes her one of the most sort after musicians in East Africa.What’s in store for Tanasha in the new year? The boss lady and entrepreneur is probably going to treat fans to something big. She’s a highly accomplished and multilingual singer, business women, and so much more.

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She’s also got some interesting brand endorsements under her belt. We’re hoping for some more tunes, too. We love it when Tanasha mixes African sounds with Latino beats. It’s groovy, sensual, and we can’t stop listening to that music!

Jump on the challenge and show off your moves. Tanasha will be choosing the best of the challenge and posting it on her socials. Supporting our girl to the max

2021 is off to a bad start for Lerato Sengadi, who has taken to social media to announce the shocking passing of her mom.

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The PR guru revealed her mom’s passing on Instagram in a post, after sharing a picture of her late mom with the caption, “My sweet sweet Angel! The one I love the most. My Queen. My best friend. My Mawe. My everything!! I will love you forever. 😭💔🕊.”Lerato did not reveal her mom’s cause of death and messages of condolences from her fans, industry friends and media colleagues have been pouring in. The influencer recently celebrated her birthday in October and she shared that it was a bitter-sweet month because she lost her husband HHP in October 2018.

Lerato penned an emotional post, remembering her late husband, “As” by Stevie Wonder says it all. October will always be bittersweet. It is the month that the world gained me and the month I lost my world. Motho waka, Lerato la pelo yaka, I miss u every single second, of every single day… and it will be so until we are reunited. Ke go rata ka mmele, pelo le moya. (Sidebar: Nna le Motho waka were always so oulik. Tjeeerrrr! Bona fela!”. Today is my birthday. There was a time I didn’t think I would make it to see another one. In fact, I almost didn’t see today. Motho used to always say to me “Sometimes to gain it all you have to lose it all.” Sengadi wrote

Many SA celebs have been losing their parents recently and it is scary. Another celeb who was recently mourning the passing of his dad is Da L.E.S. His father Leslie Jonathan Mampe SNR. “R.I.P Leslie Jonathan Mampe SNR”, and messages of condolences have been pouring in for his family,” he tweeted.The award-winning hip-hop star is not the only SA star to lose his parent this year. Model and businesswoman Ayanda Ncwane, recently announced the passing of her beloved mother on social media. In a post on Instagram, Ayanda posted of picture of herself with her mom and captioned it, “Yah neh. How does one even say rest In Peace MOM How? Her fans took to her comments section to send their messages of condolences.