After much anticipation over the release of his album Zulu Man With Some Power, fans were ecstatic when the date got closer and closer.

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Not only waiting to listen to the album, fans wanted to support Nasty C by consuming his album using the correct and legal channels. Their excitement got cut short after his album was leaked online by various websites.

Pirating music according to research decreases the sales by up to 42% crippling the artist and the team behind the making of the project. According to SAMRO, music piracy takes food away from industry people’s tables and their hardwork goes to waste.

This has been going for a very long time in the country and many artists have voiced out their frustration over the act whilst others say they are are not affected financially by such.

Nasty C’s album “ZMWSP” was made readily available for download before his initials release date August 28, angering many fans.

It is no secret that Siyabonga Thwala, is a heartthrob. The Isibaya actor is ageing like fine wine, and his endearing personality has won the hearts of many fans.

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Siyabonga has been causing some heart palpitations on social media with his charming-looks and cannot stop gushing over him. Some even says he oozes sex appeal and he is beable.

This follows after a series of photo-shoot snaps of him have been circulating on Twitter with many complementing his looks, and Lasizwe seems to have been left in awe of his looks.

The reality show star posted pictures of him with the caption “hear me out.”

The DJ Zinhle bug has bitten musician Donald as he said he would empty out his pockets to purchase anything that is associated with the DJ.

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Not hiding his love and support from social media, Donald expressed how he would not hesitate to clean out his bank account for one of Africa’s biggest DJ’s and businesswoman.

DJ Zinhle has dabbled in numerous business ventures and the latest is property. Answering a question on social media whether one would spend their money on her property.

A very eager Donald answered with “I’d spend my coins on anything @DJZinhle is selling,”

Grateful for the support, Zinhle acknowledged the love by saying “Thank you Doni.”

South African media personality, Zodwa Wabantu, is no stranger to showing off her body on social media. Her uncensored persona has allowed for her to garner a large following, with fans constantly praising her for not caring about what others think.

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Zodwa took to Instagram on Thursday, 27 August 2020 to share a video of herself, which showed her dancing around in a skimpy outfit at a local petrol station. In response to the video, a troll stated, “Is there anything constructive that Zodwa can off the world than her body?”. Her fandom quickly came to her defence, and informed the troll that she is more than just her body, and if they were a true follower, they would have realised that.

The reality star chose not to engage in the back and forth between the troll and her fans, and instead thanked those who had her back.

The KwaZulu-Natal Arts and Culture Department is saddened to learn of veteran Roland Bantu Mqwebu’s passing. The KZN born actor was well known for his character, Baba Mkhize, in Emzini Wezinsizwa. He was also a musician, having teamed up with Maskandi artist Phuzekhemisi on the song Ekhaya Ngonyawo.

He took on numerous roles during his career, starring in local productions such as By The River Side, Shaka Zulu, Abaqaphi and Deliwe. Mqwebu was also very involved in programmes that promoted the development of youth within the arts and culture sector, often giving motivational talks.

According to reports Mqwebu was hospitalized earlier this year but was recovering well.

‘Babu’Mqwebu’s death has come as a shock as the industry is still trying to recover from the recent loss of other legends in the province. He definitely left his mark and will always be remembered,’ said HOD Sibongile Nzimande.