Award-winning muso Busiswa is not here for people telling her she is “too dark”, leaving a critic dizzy with a stinging clapback this week.

The star is out here living her best life after showing off her incredible body transformation, but was interrupted this week by a follower who said that her feet were “too dark” in a video she posted.
Busiswa was not here for the criticism and explained that she was wearing lace socks which made her feet appear darker.

And while she was at it, she told the fan to stop with the colourism.

“Also get terms like ‘too dark’ out of your vocabulary,” she said.vocabulary,” she said.

The star had the internet in a mess recently when she showed off her new look, leading to some claiming that she was “leaving Team Thick behind”.

Busiswa responded, saying: “you trying to tell me I’m not thick?!”

In a video the singer shared that she had been gyming like a champ since lockdown.

“With it being lockdown, I had a lot of time inside, working out. I actually bought a treadmill last year and I have actually been using it.”“Truth is I never thought I would do something like that being plus-size and all. Well now it’s done and I feel invincible. I’m emotionally stable now from all the body-shaming,” she explained.

Jerusalema hitmakers Master KG and Nomcebo Zikode have reached a new feat on the Shazam Global Top 200 at No. 4 this week, gaining 6 more positions since last week.
Master KG was first Shazamed in South Africa in February 2018, with “Skeleton Move”. Since then, he has been Shazamed across the world and, to date, he has been most-Shazamed in South Africa, Nigeria, France, Italy and Zambia.
“They’re so proud. They saw me going around the world winning awards. It was a big thing for the province. Because Limpopo, in terms of the music, we never had that thing of dominating the countries of Africa. But ever since I came and the other guys came, it’s been a game-changer. Do you know? So, we are making them proud.”
Excluding syncs, songs featured on movies, TV shows, ads, etc. The song gained more Shazams than any other track week-on-week. “Jerusalema” has charted in 26 different countries and there has been an uplift in Shazams of the song in Europe this summer, with users in France Shazaming the song the most.

Lerato Zah Moloi has bid farewell to her veteran actress mother Candy Moloi in a beautiful private memorial service.Trying to remain content whilst grieving the loss of her mother, Lerato spoke about her battle with Cancer which she unfortunately succumbed to at the age 67.”She fought like a trooper. She tried her best, but in the end she was really tired of fighting. My mother fought throughout her life. What pains me the most is she never got that break. She was always fighting through life, working through life. Always doing something for other people … She gave and got nothing in return.I spoke to her with faith that she would fight through this. I thought she would pull through. I said a prayer with her. I begged her. I pleaded with her to not leave because I still need her. I don’t want to imagine life without her. I am because of her. My world doesn’t make sense without my mother. I said those words to her,” she said.Her ability to help her community members whilst expecting nothing in return made people look up to her.

DJ Maphorisa has expressed how disheartened he is at how the lockdown has left many South Africans without a steady income.

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Social media has been divided by the lockdown with many people calling for it to end but a handful calling for the country to go back to level 5.
“The truth of the matter is most of us will be killed by poverty. Uyadela wena one tender nawe osebenzela uHulumeni (happy are those who have tenders and work for government.). Thina nje o No work No pay sivika indlala more than Covid-19,(for us who are told ‘no work, no pay’ we are fighting off hunger more than COVID-19,” wrote comeidan Thenjiwe.

“It is a dream come true for ‘Jerusalema’ to be Top 4 on the Shazam Global chart. I have always adored other artist being in the chart and now it is my turn…really exciting moments. If it was not for Shazam, I don’t think people around the world will easily discover my songs, “ says Master KG.Jerusalema hitmakers Master KG and Nomcebo Zikode have reached a new feat on the Shazam Global Top 200 at No. 4 this week, gaining 6 more positions since last week.

Master KG was first Shazamed in South Africa in February 2018, with “Skeleton Move”. Since then, he has been Shazamed across the world and, to date, he has been most-Shazamed in South Africa, Nigeria, France, Italy and Zambia.

Excluding syncs, songs featured on movies, TV shows, ads, etc. The song gained more Shazams than any other track week-on-week. “Jerusalema” has charted in 26 different countries and there has been an uplift in Shazams of the song in Europe this summer, with users in France Shazaming the song the most.

“They’re so proud. They saw me going around the world winning awards. It was a big thing for the province. Because Limpopo, in terms of the music, we never had that thing of dominating the countries of Africa. But ever since I came and the other guys came, it’s been a game-changer. Do you know? So, we are making them proud.