Socialite and reality TV star Tha Simelane has revealed his crush!

And the person who has his affection is maskandi star Senzo ‘Ntencane’ Zondi.

Expressing his feelings about Ntencane, the Kwa MaMkhize star said the maskandi singer was the guy for him. “Ntencane is so hot. I know a lot of other people who have a crush on him,” he said.

When Tha was asked if he was currently in a relationship, he said: “Everything else can wait. I really love Ntencane. I developed these feelings when lockdown began. I chat to him a lot on Instagram.”

He said he had never been in a relationship or had a crush on a maskandi artist before.

“This shows there’s something special about him.”

When Daily Sun told Ntencane that Tha has a crush on him, he laughed. “I can’t stop anyone from exercising their rights because it would seem like I’m discriminating. But it doesn’t mean I have to feel the same,’ he said.

“Tha and I are in the same industry and group of KZN artists, so we talk like everyone else in the group.” He said the reason he wasn’t revealing details about his love life was because he respected his fans.
She’s firmly secured herself as Limpopo’s queen of dance music. Makhadzi, real name Ndivhudzannyi Ralivhona, hasn’t let the grass grow under her feet, even during the lockdown. The Muya Wanga singer just turned 24 and is grateful for her health and booming career.

“I knew I would one day make it, but I didn’t think it would come so soon. I am happy to be healthy and alive, especially during this coronavirus pandemic,” she says. continue reading

She says her unnamed then boyfriend used to lock her in her flat and threaten to rape her. But it didn’t just end with threats as he would rape her from time to time.

Mona reveals that she once defended herself with a fork. But the guy turned the story around and told her mom that Mona had tried to kill him.

“One boyfriend locked me in my flat and threatened to rape me. I had to defend myself by grazing him with a fork. He then called my mom and sayed I was trying to murder him… I had to crawl out the kitchen window to escape [sic].”

TV personality Dr Musa Mthombeni has found himself being dragged in former Minister of Home Affairs Melusi Gigaba’s martial mess following the news that his wife Norma has been arrested.

A tweep shared an image of the former Trending SA presenter, who does resemble Malusi from certain angles and shared a caption that had many thinking that he was really Malusi.

“Malusi Gigaba out here basking in the sun as if he didn’t just get Norma Gigaba arrested. Men!” captioned the tweep.
Norma has been reportedly arrested on charges of assault and damage to property and will appear in a Pretoria court on Monday. She is said to be spending the weekend behind bars.

Her arrest comes after a video of a damaged G-Wagon, G63 AMG, surfaced that was rumoured to be Malusi’s did not actually belong to him.

Some of his family members aren’t too happy about seeing family business aired out on MTV. In most cultures indigenous to the African continent, everything that happens within a family is only supposed to be known by members of that family and nobody else.

So, it’s easy to understand why reality star Lasizwe Dambuza would find himself in hot water for “spilling” family secrets on national television with his MTV reality show ‘Lasizwe: Fake It Til You Make It.’

I wanna give South Africa something different. 90% of South African reality shows they have some realness to it but I don’t think they have this kinda real that I get into detail with which gets me in so much trouble with my family,” says Lasizwe in an interview with the Citizen.

“You know my family will be like ‘Yoh! You’re exposing family secrets, yoh! You’re showing things on TV!’ But for me, it’s not about exposing family secrets or showing things on TV,” he adds.

Both Bank of Zambia and Drug Enforcement Commission say Investigations into Comsave Credit Union (Comsave) and ONO Savings and Credit Association (OSCA) have revealed that their activities had a semblance of Money Circulation Schemes which are prohibited under the Banking and Financial Services Act.

In a joint statement by Bank of Zambia and Drug Enforcement Commission says members of the public who may have been undertaking financial transactions with either Comsave or OSCA, will be advised on when to submit evidence of their respective deposits in the accounts of the two entities.

“We are doing our level best to ensure that interests of all stakeholders are protected, while the due process of the law takes its full course.” statement reads in part.
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