Nadia Nakai has spoken out about how she turned her back on God after her boyfriend AKA was killed earlier this year.
She is working on a new EP , people can expect to hear AKA’s voice notes in the EP.
“I am more spiritual now because I am trying to understand the realm that he went to.”Rapper Nadia Kandava, fondly known by her stage name Nadia Nakai, has spoken out about how she turned her back on God after her boyfriend, Kiernan “AKA” Forbes, was killed earlier this year.

Nakai was addressing the media in one of the posh restaurants in Parkmore, a suburb in Johannesburg on Thursday.

Describing her grief, she said she had a difficult relationship with God because she felt let down.

“The fact that something so tragic had happened, I felt so let down by God,” she explained.

“I had never experienced anything like that ever, it was a shock to my system, because his funeral was the first funeral I ever attended.”

She said she does not know what healing is, because she does not think she has fully healed following the death of her boyfriend.

Finding my way back to God
“I don’t know what the process to heal is, I don’t feel like I’ve healed. I don’t know what that looks like, because I’ve never done this before.

“I am learning as I grow, so I wouldn’t be able to advise anyone navigating “I am still trying to find my way back to God and I feel like that is a story that needs to be told because a lot of people go through that.”

She revealed that in the process of defining life without Supa Mega, as AKA was fondly called, she found solace in the studio and she has been working on a tribute EP for AKA.

“I used his mantra of going to deal with your emotions in the studio and that birthed a new sound and a different Nadia,” she said.“I am more spiritual now because I am trying to understand the realm that he went to.”

The rapper, who featured on her late lover’s final project Mass Country, said the EP is an emotional project that she ever worked on.

In the EP, she shares the most personal parts of her relationship with the Fela in Versace rapper. “People can expect to hear voice notes in the EP and the sound is completely different,” said Nakai.

AKA was shot dead outside the Wish restaurant on Florida Road in Durban in February. He had been booked for a performance in the city on the night he met his death.

In September, Police Minister Bheki Cele said the investigators were close to cracking the double-murder of AKA and Tebello Motsoane, the rapper’s friend who was also killed on the night.

“I don’t know how to explain how much I love you” -Natasha Thahane’s sweet poem to her husband Lorch melted heartsIt hasn’t been an easy week for Orlando Pirates attacker, Thembinkosi Lorch. After being found guilty of assaulting his ex-girlfriend, this week his judgement was handed down and he was given a five-year suspended sentence by the presiding judge. Following that, he’s also been suspended from action for three weeks by his club, Orlando Pirates.

 

 

 

 
Despite the woes that surround his public life, his private life appears to be in good hands with his wife, Natasha Thahane showing that she is by his side no matter what.NATASHA THAHANE MELTS HEARTS WITH POEM
While Natasha Thahane hasn’t had much to say about the ongoing case and the judgement her partner received, she hasn’t hidden her love for him. Not only has she stood by his side at every occasion, but this week she took to Instagram to dedicate a loving message to her partner.

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In an Instagram video, the Blood and Water actress recited a beautiful poem in isiZulu which was written by author and poet Nue Sam. She began by saying, “I don’t know how to explain how much I love you” before launching into a beautiful verse that detailed her feelings towards her man.

FANS IN LOVE WITH ‘MRS LORCH’
The video itself was extremely heartwarming. Fans couldn’t get enough of Natasha Thahane’s recital and within a few days the video had already amassed over 100 000 likes. The comments were flooded with messages claiming how luck a man Lorch must be to have one of Mzansi’s most admired beauties so head over heels in love with him.One fan wrote excitedly, “Tata Mrs Lorch tata!” while another claimed “Thembinkosi Lorch are you listening? you are a lucky man!”

It seems as if, regardless of what’s going on in Lorch’s life, he has found someone who will stick with him through thick and thin! What did you think of Natasha Thahane’s poem?

It doesn’t rain but pours for well-known producer and entrepreneur, Sonia Mbele, who recently suffered an injury at home. She fell and hurt her toe and broke her leg. Speaking to ZiMoja, Mbele says she was forced to close her office early because she cannot walk. “I am home for the rest of the year,” Sonia says that she slipped and fell down the stairs, resulting in her breaking her leg. “I am still in pain but I will be fine.This comes shortly after she was attacked at upmarket Saints Restaurant in Sandton Johannesburg, where a guy snatched her wig and hit her back with it. A source close to the situation says Sonia is drained because a lot has happened to her this year. “She has had a long year full of drama,” adds the source. She faced tax woes with SARS recently and was diagnosed with an autoimmune disease a few months ago after spending two weeks in hospital. The actress told ZiMoja that she is currently taking treatment. She said the disease has affected her in many ways both physically and emotionally and that she has had to change her diet and eating habits. “I had to quit alcohol and I now have to go for drips to make sure I have enough iron,” she added.

Sonia is credited with producing the first-ever Real Housewives franchise in Africa and is the executive producer for Real Housewives of Johannesburg. Her contribution to the entertainment industry has been significant, and her work on the Real Housewives franchise has been particularly groundbreaking. With her keen eye for talent and her ability to create compelling storylines, she has helped to bring the lives of South Africa’s most glamorous women to audiences around the world.

As the year concludes, we will reveal South African celebrities who had major body transformations.

These celebs caused a stir and got people talking due to the obvious changes in their bodies.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

While a few gained these transformations by going under the knife, others got theirs through a good diet, and other means best known to them.

1. BUSISWA

Busiswa went from being thick and chubby to losing a massive number of weight.

1. NASTY C

The rapper gained more weight, most especially after the birth of his first child, Oliver. He called the weight gain dad-body.

1. BABES WODUMO

Babes went from drastically losing weight to gaining a bit of weight in a year. It looks good on her!

1. NONKU WILLIAMS

The reality TV star opened up about her surgical journey for her body. She went through the pain, but she’s healed and slaying.

1. ANELE MDODA

The radio personality’s weight loss looks stunning on her.

1. SOPHIE NDABA

Sophie’s body transformation got jaws dropping; people were shocked at her amazing weight gain. She narrated how she escaped death and recovered. The photos shared by the businesswoman are enough evidence.

Crucial Testimony Unveils Alleged Senzo Meyiwa Murderer; Legal Battle Ensues Over Confession Statements

In a riveting turn of events, the man accused of former Orlando Pirates goalkeeper Senzo Meyiwa was exposed by Sergeant Batho-Bakae Mogola, a key state witness in the Senzo Meyiwa trial. This revelation sheds light on the anticipation displayed by accused No.1, Muzi Sibiya, concerning accountability for the 2014 murder, marking a significant moment in the court proceedings.During cross-examination, Sergeant Mogola detailed a conversation with Sibiya outside a hostel in Vusumuzi Section, Tembisa, on the day of his arrest in May 2020. In a startling admission, Sibiya reportedly acknowledged his involvement in Meyiwa’s murder and expressed an awareness that the day of reckoning was inevitable.

 
Mogola, testifying to her interactions with Sibiya, revealed that she informed him of his rights, including the right to remain silent and the provision of legal representation at the state’s expense. However, Sibiya surprisingly declined legal assistance, stating, “Right now, I don’t need a lawyer.”

Advocate Charles Mnisi, seeking clarity, questioned Mogola about when she inquired about Sibiya’s choice post-explanation of constitutional rights. Despite challenges from Mnisi, Mogola maintained that Sibiya understood his rights, as explained in isiZulu. The intricacies of the exchange between Mogola and Sibiya have become a focal point in the ongoing proceedings at the High Court in Pretoria.Mnisi’s concerns about the admissibility of information prompted a detailed exploration of the specific moment when Mogola addressed Sibiya’s decision. The court proceedings now delve into the admissibility of confession statements by accused 1 and 2, pointings-out by accused 1, and warning statements by the other three accused.

This legal battle navigates the complexities of legal procedure, scrutinizing the circumstances surrounding Sibiya’s statements and their validity in the context of constitutional rights. As the trial unfolds, the public awaits further revelations and legal maneuvering in this high-profile case.