The string of achievements appears to be continuing for the multi-talented, Nandi Madida, who announced her new signing with Sony Music. Continue reading Congrats! Nandi Madida Signs To SONY Music
Inside Actor Jidekene Achufusi’s Wedding – Pictures
ward-winning actor, Jidekene Achufusi, best known for his portrayal of Nnamdi Okeke in Living in Bondage has tied the notes with his beautiful bride, Chisom today.
The traditional wedding was held in Enugu state.
Congratulations to them!
Buhle Samuels is everyman’s dream girl
South African actress and television personality, Buhle Samuels, is best known for her television role on Muvhango, Matshidiso being her name onscreen. Muvhango is a soap opera that airs on SABC2.
Born on May 25th, 1990, she grew up in Pretoria North, Gauteng.
Buhle Samuels hosted the breakfast show on Africa Magic, a channel owned by M-Net. In 2014, she got more famous when she was playing the role of Matshidiso Mofokeng on the SABC2 flagship soap opera, Muvhango.
Before she was found most suitable for the role, many South African television personalities and actresses had auditioned for the same role with no success.
South African actress and television personality, Buhle Samuels, is best known for her television role on Muvhango, Matshidiso being her name onscreen. Muvhango is a soap opera that airs on SABC2.
Born on May 25th, 1990, she grew up in Pretoria North, Gauteng.
Buhle Samuels hosted the breakfast show on Africa Magic, a channel owned by M-Net. In 2014, she got more famous when she was playing the role of Matshidiso Mofokeng on the SABC2 flagship soap opera, Muvhango.
Before she was found most suitable for the role, many South African television personalities and actresses had auditioned for the same role with no success.
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In an interview with Metro FM’s Morning Fixx, Ms Samuels explained enjoyed acting as Matshidiso, who is a vindictive character. However, she said that in real life, she is the complete opposite of Matshidiso.
She continued to say that she is sweet and does not know how to be mean; thus, it was a bit challenging for her to emulate a character like that and make it believable.
This made the experience cool and fun. Buhle also mentioned that she’d love to dabble in behind-the-scenes work, like being a director and growing as an individual in the industry.
Has Isibaya actress Asavela Mngqithi given Birth In Real life?
Isibaya actress Asavela Mgqithi pregnancy has set tongues wagging. This follows as the TV star’s recent pictures on Instagram shows her with a flat tummy.
One wonders if she has already given bir
Isibaya actress Asavela Mgqithi pregnancy has set tongues wagging. This follows as the TV star’s recent pictures on Instagram shows her with a flat tummy.
One wonders if she has already given birth or it was a publicity stunt because she was pregnant on-screen and she has given birth.
The actress who portrays the character Ntwenhle Ndlovu on Mzansi Magic’s renowned soapie Isibaya was expecting a child on the show with Jabu Zungu played by Pallance Dladla, and they recently welcomed their bundle of joy.The best thing I’ve ever done , I can’t wait to meet you. Taking you to set was kinda scary but with all the risk assessments the team at Bomb Productions put in place,I feel confident and happy to introduce you to the world. I’m going to call you umfihlo lol because of the level of secrecy that we share. Thank you @zwabheka for the continuous support you have given US😭❤️ To all the mothers( new + pregnant) out there stay
Debuting her pregnancy on the set of the show in May, Asavela said taking her baby to her workplace was scary but, with all the safety precautions that have been put in place to help flatten the curve of Covid-19 on the show, she felt more safer and confident to introduce her baby to the world.
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She also cautioned all the soon-to be mothers and mothers to stay safe, healthy and strong in these tough trying times.
th or it was a publicity stunt because she was pregnant on-screen and she has given birth.
The actress who portrays the character Ntwenhle Ndlovu on Mzansi Magic’s renowned soapie Isibaya was expecting a child on the show with Jabu Zungu played by Pallance Dladla, and they recently welcomed their bundle of joy.
Debuting her pregnancy on the set of the show in May, Asavela said taking her baby to her workplace was scary but, with all the safety precautions that have been put in place to help flatten the curve of Covid-19 on the show, she felt more safer and confident to introduce her baby to the world.
Nandi Madida Signs with SONY Music
The string of achievements appears to be continuing for the multi-talented, Nandi Madida, who announced her new signing with Sony Music. The singer shared a post on Instagram on Thursday, 10 September 2020 to share the good news, merely a week ahead of her upcoming single’s release. She stated, “OFFICIALLY apart of the SONY family! So excited to OFFICIALLY announce I’m signed to
Along with it being her first song with SONY, Nandi shared that she had teamed up with her husband, Zakes Bantwini on the track. The couple announced that they are releasing their first single together in an effort to dispute the rumours that they had dissolved their marriage. The song was written by the couple with the assistance of their 3-year-old son Shaka.
Along with her announcement, Nandi shared a snippet from her interview with Slikour, which saw her discussing the extent of her partnership with Sony Music. She explained that just like her song, she wanted everything to run organically, and felt that if her fans did not like her new career trajectory, it would be clear.
SONY!”.Nandi’s first single under her new record label, Organic, drops on Friday, 18 September 2020 and is said to be based on Sara Baartman. In a post shared on Wednesday, 8 September 2020, the singer stated, “My new single ORGANIC is dedicated to the late Sara Baartman who was born in South Africa. We see her body being 
appropriated in mainstream media, but she was never celebrated but rather tortured and abused for her African curves that you see so many emulating today. OUR ANCESTOR went through so much.”