Actor Nyaniso Dzedze and his wife found themselves stuck in “detention” at OR Tambo International Airport on Friday as government enforced a ban on all passengers flying into the country from high-risk coronavirus countries.

Dzedze shared a video on social media claiming that he and his wife, Yana Seidl, an English-German dancer, had been detained at the airport because she held a German passport. Germany is one of the countries SA regards as high risk. Dzedze is South African.

“Being forced to fly out of my own home?!! My wife and I’s current situation … This Corona Pandemonium has brought us to a place of non sensical resolve.

“Yana and I have not been anywhere near the “High risk countries” yet we are both not allowed back home. Dear South Africa … Please release us from detention (sic),” Dzedze said in a message on Instagram.

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South Africans love their rugby and beam with pride over the Springboks. You know a player is legendary and much-loved when he even has a nickname.

Tendai Mtawarira, known as ‘The Beast’ married to Kuziva Makore and today they are celebrating 10 years together. Their love story is one of long-distance romance and destiny.

Kuziva Mtawarira took to Instagram to post this sweet Anniversary message. She wrote:

You held my hand looked me in the eye and said it wasn’t good enough for me!!! Me? Good old me, who was I? Did you know something about me I didn’t know? 😆Lol. You rushed the builders to finish the house 4 days before our wedding.

You even had the groomsmen move in furniture the night before the wedding lol. After the wedding, we drove off as Mr and Mrs Mtawarira and as we got to our new home you blindfolded me picked me up ( like in the movies) and you said welcome home my Queen.

How do I begin to sum up the last 10 years of our lives? There is too much to talk about, too many memories. I thought long and hard to share this because what I have I hold sacred so anyways here goes.

The day was September the 12th 2010 and I was so excited to walk down the aisle and join our lives together. I was so young and somewhat naive. I took a chance on you, a stranger who called me on the 1st of Jan 2009 and had me at ‘Hello’!!! 😃

In true Tendai fashion you proposed to me a week after meeting me, you built us a home, paid roora and had a wedding in the same year. I remember asking why we were building seeing as though the place we were in was perfectly fine

Award-winning rapper Cassper Nyovest, dominated the day yesterday following the release of his long-awaited album Any Minute Now (AMN), and and his appearance on Somizi’s coking show Dinner At Somizi.

The rapper had many on the edge of their collective seats when he spilled the beans on a lot of things, including his beef with AKA, upcoming baby, selling his Rolex and losing his brother.
Somizi prepared dinner for him and they decided to dive-deeper into his private life.Cassper who is expecting his baby boy who is set to arrive in any minute with Thobeka Majozi said his son’s name is Kgotso, and he named him after his late brother . The rapper said he wanted to have a son because he lost a brother and his mother lost a son.“I feel like it’s God coming in full circle saying I give and I take,” he explained. When Somizi asked him about what he wants to teach his son Cassper said, “The most important thing that I would teach my son is to love God and the second thing would be to be fearless to go after your dreams, add your stroke to the painting of the world,” he added,

Somizi joked and said in 20 years does he know that he will do an album with AKA, responding to him the rapper said that would never happen but he wants to knock him out

“Nah that is never gonna happen, when it comes to AKA I know him, he was my friend me and him could never be buddies and if I cant gel with you from that level then I can’t make music with you, I see myself getting in the ring and knocking him out.”

Cassper said he is the reason why AKA is most successful citing that because of their beef he is forced to work more harder due to their competition. The stars also spoke about landing themselves in hot water with the taxman. Cassper said he owed SARS 12.9 million and said they event went to Samsung.

The rapper is one of the company’s ambassadors and he said SARS thought he even bought a private jet.

Cassper even said he was even forced to sell his Rolex because he was broke.

“The fault is not with SARS problem for me it starts with the education because you go to school and you don’t get taught about tax and you are supposed to and then one day they send you a letter to say bro you are owing.”

“All I kept thinking was yoh Cassper Nyovest on the front page, I was just thinking of the day my cars were in a truck.” The duo said they will never go back to that situation.

Cassper even spoke about his girlfriend saying he is not too clingy and he does not know the color of her cellphone because he is not the guy who is always jealous and concerned about who she is talking to.

The nominees for the African Muzik Magazine Awards (AFRIMMA), which recognizes the biggest talent from across the continent, have been announced.

Leading the charge is none other than Nigeria’s Burna Boy, who earned seven nominations across a range of categories that include Best Male West Africa, Best Collaboration, Best Live Act, Artist of the Year, Song of the Year and more. Wizkid follows closely after with five, earning a nomination for Best Collaboration for his feature on Beyoncé’s “Brown Skin Girl.” Rising Nigerian artist Rema also earned several nominations, including “Best Newcomer.”

Other nominees include Mali’s Aya Nakamura, Yemi Alade, Tiwa Savage, Niniola, Teni and more, who are all nominated for Best Female West Africa. Victoria Kimani, Vanessa Mdee, and Uganda’s Rema Namakula all bagged Best Female East Africa nominations.

Popular South African rappers AKA, Nasty C, and Cassper Nyovest are all nominated in the Best Male Southern Africa category, while the Best Female nominees include Sho Madjozi, Busiswa, Zimbabwe’s Ammara Brown, and several others.

Central African nominees include Congolese artist Fally Ipupa, Stanley Enow, Salatiel and more in the male category and Mozambican artist Neima, Eva RapDiva, amongst others in the women’s category.

The show will take place on October 6 and 7 in Dallas, Texas. Congrats to all the nominees!

See below for the full list of 2019 nominees

Countdown to the 6th Annual African Muzik Magazine Awards (AFRIMMA) has just began with the releasing of the official list of nominees.

The award ceremony seeks to create a platform that promotes the diversity of African music by bringing influential artists from different African countries for a night of celebration. This year, heavy weights in the music industry are set to battle it out for the top accolades during the ceremony which is scheduled to take place on October 26th and 27th in Dallas, Texas.

WCB President Diamond Platnumz is top on the list with 6 nominations, followed closely by Davido, Wizkid and Fally Ipupa.