South Africa’s Minister of Finance Tito Mboweni may have a lot of skills but it’s safe to say that cooking is not his strongest one.
Tito occasionally takes to Twitter to share he’s interesting meals that he prepares and of course receives quite the reviews on the platform.The minister’s latest meal, a full roasted chicken, which of course had lots of sugar and whilst the end product was much better the process images he sharedhttps://pbs.twimg.com/media/EgDPbwbXsAIb4QY?format=jpg&name=900×900

Uzalo fans have allowed heir imagination to run wild after seeing a photo of Nelisa Mchunu with an unidentified man. Nelisa Mchunu plays the role of Fikile on the show.

Nelisa is known for keeping her private life under wraps and has always maintained that she is single.

The actress has never commented on the picture nor confirmed anything.

Before she landed a role on Uzalo, Nelisa had humble beginnings.

She went to study for a degree in media at the University of Witwatersrand (Wits), although it wasn’t her first choice.

However, when she dropped a snap with a mystery man, fans were quick to conclude that the two must be an item. Check the Pic:

Bontle Modiselle and Priddy Ugly are undeniably one of Mzansi’s hottest couple and their adorable baby Afrika makes them the cutest family. However, they too have their fair share of haters who meddle into their marriage.

Her sister Candice Modiselle has had enough of the continued hate and decided to face the trolls head-on.

Speaking about her admiration for her sister Bontle and brother in law’s marriage, she placed them both on high accord. Angered by the disrespect and mockery towards the two, she revealed that the couple is unmoved by the hate and are busy securing their bags as well as raising their daughter.“Honestly. The most unwarranted disrespect, for sh*ts & giggles. I admire how unmoved they are by the noise. 2 people harmlessly going about their lives, married, in love, collectively securing bags & raising the most gorgeous little girl. I’ll forever stan, 11 years & counting.

“In this home, we celebrate & protect young healthy black love. I can never doubt God’s existence because I’ve seen his love manifest through this family,” she wrote.

Gogo Khabonina Mkhonza had to think on her feet while she was being attacked last week.

A tight grip on her attacker’s 4-5 was her only option as she was brutally attacked by her employer’s son, whom she took care of since he was five years old.

The 64-year-old gogo from Tsakane in Ekurhuleni said she was attacked by the 28-year-old, who was apparently unhappy with corruption allegations against politicians and government officials.

“I held him by his private parts. I got a chance to run away when he was powerless.

“I took the house keys as I ran out. I locked them inside because they were going to shoot me had they followed me.”

She said she looked for a private security car that patrolled the area and found one and was helped.

Gogo said what sparked the argument was when gogo told her attacker she’d get him the EFF and ANC’s contact details, so he could complain to them directly.She said a few years ago the father said she wouldn’t get a bonus and should ask Zuma for it.

Gogo said her attacker’s brother called her to ask her to drop the charges as he’d just had a baby.

“My daughter sent him the photos of me injured and asked:

“What about my mom?’ He did that knowing he had a child,” she said.

Gogo’s daughter, Poppy, (39) said she filled in for her mum at the start of lockdown, and her attacker often said he hated politicians.

The suspect was bust and will appear in the Springs Magistrates Court today.

Rhythm City actress Nontulikazi Nxumalo kicks poor woman out of her restaurant

Nontulikazi Nxumalo regrets giving a mum and her son a helping hand. The 54-year-old, who plays a leading role in e.tv soapie Rhythm City, said it all started when a Facebook friend died in February.

She said in the months before her friend Dante Vries died, he told her about his girlfriend and said he’d like them to meet.

“I never met Dante, but our friendship was great. We spoke about everything and he was like a brother to me,” she said.

Nontulikazi said Dante paid rent for this woman and her 25-year-old son, but they were evicted when he died.

“I didn’t hesitate to let them move into my restaurant, which was temporarily closed in March.”

The woman wouldn’t say much about her family and claimed they were all dead.

She said when she told the woman to start looking for a job and
accommodation, she told her she was sick and couldn’t work.