The former rapper turned beloved television personality shared his journey since leaving prison and how he has worked towards being a better human being and an agent of change.And while there were loopholes in his story which they did not touch on like when is he Jub Jub was the latest celebrity guest on Somizi’s “Dinner at Somizi’s” episode and the “Uyajola 9/9” television host worked his way further into the hearts of South African following his appearance.e episode proved a tear-jerker as the personality as Jub Jub gave a testimony that revealed how he has changed his life. Commentary on the show stated the obvious about how the personality had Somizi eating out his hands. Visuals showcase Som-Som continually grinning from ear-to-ear, proving that Molema has that thing that nobody can deny.seeing his son, or has he ever apologized to Kelly Khumalo

Busiswa addressed the matter of what was set to be a summer banger called “Umhlaba Wonke” will never see the light of day.The song was produced by DJ, Gaba Cannal who is Protea Glen based producer. A tweep that had heard the single took to Twitter to find out why the song was not available on major digital streaming and downloading platforms, and that is where the drama all started.Not mincing her words, Busiswa clarified that Gaba stole her vocals from a different beat and added them to the new track. This was done without her permission or knowledge, even when the track was being released. Ouch!It’s because lekaka u @GabaCannal stole my vocals off a different song and used them without my consent. He forcefully made me a feature w/out authorization/permission/my knowledge & if he makes even a cent from the song, I’m ready to take all of it.

Just after Itumeleng Bokaba went on a mini-rant on Instagram, Rhythm City intervened and launched their own internal investigation into the matter.

She was livid at how her parenting skills were questioned and scrutinized just for the way she behaved in public. The mother then urged people to do better when it comes to dictating how women should live.

So I was slut shamed for twerking on set today , even though it was part of a scene we were shooting, but anyway. Someone said, ” wow look at the mother’s of today” like really!” she said.

Much to her surprise she shared that Rhythm City has attended to her incident promptly.

Just as she was about lay a complaint about the person, she learned that the producers have already looked into the matter in a form of an investigation.“I was pleasantly surprised to find that, despite me laying a formal complaint to the Rhythm City offices, the production managers took it upon themselves to conduct and investigation into the matter.“This resulted in me receiving an apology and assurance that steps would be taken to correct and educate on this kind of behaviour. To be honest this made feel so taken care of and it reminded me that every workplace should not neglect the importance of creating a positive and SAFE environment for EVERYONE,” she wrote on IG.

South African rapper, Kwesta, has spoken out about being linked to his ex-manager, Nhlamulo Baloyi’s infamous tweets which were shared earlier today, 21 August 2020. The music executive had taken to Twitter to express his views on Nasty C’s Zulu Man and Cassper Nyovest feat Zola 7’s BongiNkosi which dropped today.

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According to Kwesta’s former manager, he believed that both songs did not meet the mark, and in Cassper’s case, he had tarnished Zola 7’s legacy. Tweeps didn’t take kindly to his words, and subsequently began including Kwesta in the controversy.

Unwilling to get involved in Nhlamulo’s mess, Kwesta tweeted, “I need everyone to know that @lavidanota and I no longer work together and haven’t been for a while now… I just don’t want to speak on his behalf and on things only he has the answers to. I also want future communication routes to be clear. That’s respect.”

See the thread below.

Internationally renowned DJ Black Coffee may be known for owning the decks but he is also known for his love of the finer things in life.

Read more: Fans Shocked By The Price Of Black Coffee’s Sneakers

Black Coffee recently got tongues wagging with his post in Munich, Germany where he showed off his limited-edition Air Jordan 1 High OG Dior sneaker.

The Dior x Nike Air Jordan 1 is quite the high priced sneaker and costs a whopping R460 151.82 ($26 718) as per FarFetch.Black Coffee’s expensive taste does not stop with his sneakers, he is a huge fan of Virgil Abloh’s brand Off-White. An Off-White t-shirt range from R 4736,81($275) to R5 684,17 ($330Black Coffee is also a huge lover of local designer Maxhosa Africa from his socks to cardigans, which range from R200 to R 4400.

The DJ is also a lover of Louis Vuitton and has been spotted in a Full monogram Jacquard crew neck, which retails for R18047,93 ($1050).