Black Coffee is out here wearing limited edition kicks.
Image: Black Coffee’s Instagram
Black Coffee is no doubt one of the trendiest celebs in Mzansi, and he caused a stir once again when he stepped out in limited edition kicks worth more than R170k.

Black Coffee’s sneaker game is world-class and he showed off one of the newest additions to his collection in a snap on Instagram.

In the pic, taken in Munich, Germany, while on the European leg of his world tour, he gave fans a glimpse of his Air Jordan 1 High OG Dior sneakers.The shoe is a collaboration between Jordan and Paris fashion house Dior. It is the first time Jordan has teamed up with a luxury fashion brand.

It dropped last month and was limited to only 8,500 pairs, each pair individually numbered.

The shoes sold out within seconds through an online raffle system, with one report by fashion publication WWD claiming that more than 5 million people signed up to buy the shoes.

The sneakers retailed at $22,000 dollars (about R38,000) but it’s value has apparently skyrocketed since the launch.

However, that initial price may also be inflated, with reputable shoe trading service StockX listing its last sale of the shoe for a cool R171,478.

The average asking price on the site is listed between R171,822 and R258,510.

In 2017, Black Coffee had the streets talking when he posted a pic of himself with a black Bentley, which retails from R3.7m.

Lasizwe has some daddy issues he wishes to heal from.
Image: Via Lasizwe’s Instagram
Reality TV star Lasizwe has never been shy to put his “absent father” on blast in the past and this time he took to Twitter to reflect on how broken and angry he still is that his father wasn’t “truly” there for him.

Taking to Twitter, the vlogger told his followers he wished they never had to experience the feeling of not feeling loved by their fathers. He explained that feeling that way has left him angry at his father.

“I pray you experience what it means to be loved by your father! I pray you don’t experience the level of brokenness and anger I have towards my father.”

Lasizwe also expressed his desire to find healing of past emotional hurt he’s experienced at the hands of father.

“I pray I find some healing because that man really tore my heart into pieces from a tender age!” he said.The reality star has previously opened up about the issues he has with his father on his reality show Fake It Till You Make It.

In one episode, Lasizwe went to therapy with his older sister Khanyi Mbau and mentioned that he did not see his father much when he was growing up. He said he was raised by a single mother with the help of his maternal family.

In a candid interview with Mac G, Khanyi explained that part of the reason she dated sugar daddies earlier in her life was because she has daddy issues.

“We are broken. My siblings and I are broken because I think our parents couldn’t articulate the kind of a family we are in … So we have daddy issues.”

Magongwa is the most jealous character on ‘Skeem Saam’.
Image: Via Twitter/Skeem Saam
Just when fans finally had a reason to praise Meneer Magongwa for doing something right, he reminded them of his manipulative and jealous gossiper ways.

A few episodes ago,Skeem Saam fans could not help but praise Magongwa for the level of belief he was showing in Leshole.

However, since Magongwa found out about Manaka and Charity’s blossoming friendship, he’s been hellbent on letting Manaka know Charity is “out of his league”. Everything from telling Manaka he’s not classy to dissing his “English teacher” salary, Magongwa has gone out of his way to belittle Manaka.

Fans have resorted to making assumptions about his motive.

“Maybe Magongwa wants Charity for himself,” one viewer said.

“Even if he doesn’t want Charity, his jealousy can’t allow him to allow other people to be happy,” said another.
Magongwa’s life is miserable and he wants to mess with Mnr Manaka. Yes he might be a former English teacher but that didn’t affect his salary a bit. Magongwa is starving😂😂😂😂😂😂#SkeemSaam
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Mary Twala, who died on July 4 in Johannesburg, won an award at the Hong Kong International Film Festival.
Image: Instagram/Somizi Mhlongo
Idols SA judge Somizi Mhlongo is a proud son after learning that his late mother and legendary actress Mary Twala bagged the Best Actress award at the 44th annual Hong Kong International Film Festival.

Expressing his pride, Somizi took his cue from the makers of the film, This Is Not a Burial, It’s a Resurrection, who were excited to share the news that Mam’ Mary’s work in the film was given global recognition.

“She didn’t die … she multiplied … she stays winning,” a proud Somizi said.

In the film, Mam’ Mary plays the lead role of a widow, who after learning of her son’s accidental death, ties up her worldly affairs and arranges her own funeral. Her plans are disrupted when the village must make way for the construction of a reservoir, and she rekindles her lust for life, vowing to defend the ancestral cemetery and preserve her own dignity.

The film, by Lemohang Jeremiah Mosese, won three awards including the Best Film accolade.

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Elizabeth-Irene Baitie has caused a stir online with her photographs, which were taken in honour of the wonderful lady’s 50th birthday.

Looking so fit and glowing with youthfulness, her post was overwhelmed with compliments.

Of course people also wanted to know her secret to looking so good, but many sent raise for the character that she has as well.A former student of the University of Ghana, Elizabeth-Irene Baitie, has marked her 50th birthday – Baitie has taken to social media to share lovely snaps of herself as she celebrates her new age – The evergreen woman’s age and youthful hue are continuing to stun people on social media PAY ATTENTION: Click “See First” under the “Following” tab to see Briefly.co.za News on your News Feed! Age, they say is just a number, and Elizabeth-Irene Baitie, a Ghanaian woman who just turned 50 years old, has just affirmed the truism in this narrative. Without stereotyping women or persons who look older than their age, Baitie has been hailed as a quintessential example of a person who has defied time to maintain her youthful hue. Elizabeth-Irene Baitie, a Ghanaian woman turned 50 and wowed peeps on social media with stunning snaps as she flaunted her youthful hue. Photo credit: Baitie / Facebook.com Source: UGC In one of the stunning frames, Baitie is seen donning a cream straight dress with a V-shape neck design. Her dress reaches beneath her knees as she proudly flaunted her beautiful long legs and flawless dark skin. Another classy birthday snap shows her rocking a white lace dress over long black trousers. Baitie looks youthful in the images as she beamed with smiles. She effortlessly captured her momentous day while accentuating her brilliance, fashion sense, and her exceptional defiance of age and time. The highly impressive birthday photos have erupted with commentary. Read more: