The musician also spoke about the Russian accent that confused fans in her Instagram video. The latest episode of Devi Sankaree Govender’s television show, Devi, saw Kelly Khumalo open up to the investigative journalist about her relationship with the late Senzo Meyiwa.

portrays to the world especially young girls.

Read more: Busiswa Slams Troll For “Too Dark” Comment

Black Is King premiered locally on August 1 and the country got to witness SA Celebs shining. Busiswa was also featured in the film and she couldn’t be more proud to be part of something historic.

Busiswa hailed Beyonce for her usage of African talent and their dominance in the film.

Local stars in the film include Nandi Madida, Moonchild Sanelly, Nyaniso Dzedze, Warren Masemola, Mary Twala, Connie Chiume and Nambitha Ben-Mazwi.

Taking to Instagram she paid a touching tribute to Queen Bey for giving so many creatives a seat at her table.

“My Queen @beyonce I thank God for your life. The vessel you’ve allowed yourself to be. The seat you have given so many at the table. The realizations you’ve created for millions of young girls, but particularly for girls in my hometown of Mthatha, South Africa🇿🇦 Girls who will see me on your platform & unleash their own inner Queens because they realize EVERYTHING you can dream is within reach.

“My life is changed. My own Black king, my son, will understand greatness comes from authenticity and staying true to himself. Your impact will linger on for generations. Your legacy will forever be #TheGift. Thank You,” she wrote.

In just 2 months actress Siphesihle Ndaba has won the hearts of South African television viewers with her enthralling performances as Mazet on Mzansi Magic’s newest hit series Gomora.Born and bred in Soweto, Johannesburg the 22-year-old is much more than her onscreen character. She’s a Rhodes University graduate, avid book reader, aspiring director and so much more. Check out 7 interesting facts about Siphesihle Ndaba aka Mazet below:

1. The Oprah School
The rising star matriculated from the Oprah Academy Leadership School.

2. Interest in Music
Music is also one of Siphesihle’s passions. During her time at the Oprah Academy, she was a member of the school’s Jazz band.3. Rhodes University
Ndaba is a Rhodes University Alumni. She holds a Bachelor of Social Science, Psychology, Economics and Drama as well as BSS (Hons) in Dramatic Arts.

4. She Comes From a Big Family
In an interview with City Press, the actress revealed that she has 18 siblings.
5. She’s an Avid Book Reader
In her free time, Siphesihle reads books. Some of the books she’s read include Dreams from My Father: A Story of Race and Inheritance (1995), a memoir by Barack Obama.

6. Aspiring Director
Apart from Acting, Ndaba is also an aspiring director/writer. She directed ‘Skinned’ at the National Arts Festival. The play is described as an exploration of finding and creating black female joy, living in a marginalized and public body in the South African context.7. Theatre
Before landing the role a Mazet on Gomora, Siphesihle was cast in a lot of theatre productions. These include: I am an emotional creature by Eve Ensler- directed by Coba Wilsenach, Race by David Mamet- directed by Tisetso Mashifane, The witches by Roald Dahl – directed by Coba Wilsenach as well as Vuk’ucave directed by Andrew Buckland.

Picture Credit: Instagram/ceecee_ndab

A while ago media personality Anele Mdoda shared her opinion on American singer Kelly Rowland’s looks and whilst the moment had blown over it seems it has not.Anele captioned the post with “She would literally be the next Beyonce” and had several laughing emojis.One tweep went as far as suggesting that Anele should be removed from the Miss SA judging panel as she is “obsessed with sticking to her point when she was clearly WRONG”. Some tweeps actually agreed and said that Anele could have simply admitted her being wrong.

Her tweet of course ruffled feathers and tweeps let her know that they are her fans before they are Kelly’s but “shaming another woman is not ideal”.

Read more: Anele Mdoda Gets Dragged on TwitterNow for some reason, the moment has been brought back up on social media following the screening of Beyonce’s visual film Black Is King. Tweeps couldn’t help but mention Kelly under Anele’s tweets.

The 947 Joburg Breakfast Club host is never one to let a few comments on social media get to her and is known to be quite the clapback queen on the timeline.

Anele shared a WhatsApp screengrab of a conversation, where a person said “If only Kelly Rowland “fans” were as obsessed with her as much as they’re obsessed with you neh”.

Her comments were not well received and black twitter and American twitter made sure to make sure she knew.

Anele’s comments landed her the centre of quite the social media drag moment but she stood her ground and remained unshaken.

South African singer, Lady Zamar, picked up where she left off on Saturday, and addressed trolls who have been accusing her of a multitude of things. The Collide creator has called out her followers for a number of false allegations, which she did not specify, and given claimed to be the victim of smear campaigns on social media.

Read Next: Lady Zamar: “You Confuse My Silence For Weakness”

She claimed that she has chosen to not reply to the outrages remarks shared on her page, and for that reason, many of run with the false claims made against her, potentially tarnishing her reputation. She stated, “Like what is wrong with you guys? accusing me of things you know nothing about nor do you understand… Just coz I didn’t reply to all your insane tweets and that stupid smear campaign… Mxm”.

She ordered her followers to remain quiet until they have something factual to say, as she is growing increasingly tired of the lies.