Minnie Dlamini has landed herself in hot water following her caption of a picture she posted which seems to degrade African hairstyles.

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She posted a picture of herself rocking Bantu Knots, which is a historic South African Zulu hairstyle that has also been adapted by many black women in various parts of the world.

Switching her weave for this proudly South African look, she looked gorgeous, might we add, however stepped on so many toes with her caption as she labelled the hairstyle “ghetto.”

“Just because it’s ghetto, doesn’t mean it’s not fabulous Loving my #BantuKnots,” she wrote.

Minnie’s picture went viral and Mzansi is ready to cancel her. The fact that she looks slightly like Boity and DJ Zinhle was overlooked, social media users are livid at her degrading natural hair.Umhle Minnie as always ❤but plz be careful not to classify our african hair and hairstyle as getto in your huge platforms because there might be black girls who are still struggling to love their natural hair and seeing it being labeled as getto won’t do them good. I ❤ u though

Youtube sensation and reality show star Lasizwe Dambuza, left some of his fans in stitches, when he revealed what he does not share with other people in his life.

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It is no secret that most celebs are living their dreams, and fans are often on envy mode, when they flex their wigs, clothes, and money, hence some of their fans often ask to be blessed with what they are willing to offer.

A fan recently asked Lasizwe to bless her with one of his wigs and the TV star told her why he would not. Responding to the plea Lasizwe said, a wig is like a pantie hence you do not share those things.

Mzansi was left shocked and in disbelief over the latest victim of gender based violence, 19-year-old Kwasa Zozo Lugalo, whose life was taken away by her ex-boyfriend.

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Whilst August served as a month where Mzansi remembers Uyinene Mrwetyana, another young soul was also taken and old wounds were opened.

Miss Universe Zozibini Tunzi knew the victim personally and she took to Twitter to share the news and how it left her and her family as Kwasa was her little sister’s friend.

She wished her a peaceful rest after writing how her death left her without words, “My little sister’s friend, a beautiful joy to me and my family. She was stabbed to death by a boy because she didn’t want him. I don’t even know what to say. Ngxesi Malebomvu ntombi encinci. Uphumle ngoxolo,” she wrote.

Kwasa was in an abusive relationship which made her feel unsafe and her own family could not even help her. It is also alleged that her boyfriend also took his own life after stabbing the Wits University student three times.

Rest in peace Kwasa!

Imbewu The Seed viewers were in tears on Monday evening, as the journey of one of their much-loved characters on the show came to an end during the spisode. Tony Kgoroge who brought to life the character of Ngcolosi exited the show, allegedly due to salary issues.

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Fans were left heartbroken when rumour around his story-line being discontinued was brutally confirmed during the episode. The actor died in hospital after being shot at.

Tony is known for his impressive acting talent and he won the hearts of many on the show. Many reckoned that he did justice to his role and they will miss him.

Here are some of the reactions from viewers on his departure:

Cassper Nyovest has taken to social media to call out President Cyril Ramaphosa for doing nothing about the ongoing gender-based violence (GBV) in the country.

The rapper said that words need to turn into actions.

His outburst comes after the senseless murder of a 19-year-old woman.- Cassper Nyovest is heartbroken over the recent gender-based violence incident that is trending on social media – The Amademoni rapper has called on President Cyril Ramaphosa to be more active in standing against these attacks – Mzansi social media users weighed in with their thoughts on the situation PAY ATTENTION: Click “See First” under the “Following” tab to see Briefly.co.za News on your News Feed! Cassper Nyovest has taken to social media to call out President Cyril Ramaphosa for doing nothing about the ongoing gender-based violence (GBV) in the country. The rapper said that words need to turn into actions. The country is reeling after a young woman named Kwasa Zozo Lugalo, became the latest victim in suspected GBV case. The 19-year-old was allegedly killed by a man after she refused to date him. Cassper Nyovest is livid over the treatment of women in the country. He took to social media and sent a message to the president: “Mr President!!! The women and children in our communities are perishing at the hands of men!!! All we hear is “we need to do better” but nothing is ever done. It is not getting better !!! When will this doing better begin ? .@CyrilRamaphosa” Cassper Nyovest has called on the president to address the gender-based violence in Mzansi. Image: @casspernyovest/Instagram Source: Instagram Martha_KingM2 said: “A life for a life” botsane_rsa said: “And he’s doing nothing about it really.. We have been calling and calling for help but he doesn’t want to do anything about it.. Maybe he’s waiting for such to hit home first that’s when he’ll take an action. It’s hurting nje” thabile_mshibe said: “Honestly speaking, President Ramaphosa isn’t the problem, and will not have a solution. The problem must come up with a solution to this. Addressing the president won’t help. Abusive men need to work on themselves”