Siyabonga Shibe who plays Qhabanga on SABC 1 telenovela Uzalo is a South African actor who hails from Umlazi in KwaZulu-Natal.He started acting in 2002 and has played numerous characters in over fifteen television Shows. He has appeared on Gazi Lami, Jerusalema and Scandal.
Looking at the pictures of this 42-year-old actor one can see a lot of difference that shows that indeed money is good.

Siyabonga doesn’t settle for poverty, when it comes to money he is wise. He previously resigned where he was working due to financial disputes.

A few weeks ago, he was said to be fighting with the producers of Uzalo concerning his salary. However, he came out and addressed all those rumours saying he is in good books with his team and he is not going anywhere.

Without a doubt, 21st-century power couples are a hot buzz us millennials and our tech-savvy elders, one such couple which has continued to make waves with an ever-growing fan base are of course South Africa’s most lavish and outspoken duo Somizi and Mohale.What appeared to be at first glance, a relationship that was brought about by fame, good looks, and a hefty bank balance – surprisingly has a heart-melting backstory and, contrary to popular trends this did not start with a DM. From humble beginnings to a fairy tale romance of planning a third wedding in Italy, their love story is worth unleashing.Judging from the number of fans they pull from their social media accounts alone, it doesn’t take a lot of research to tell they are one of Mzansi’s ‘it’ couple. Although not much is known about how Mohale was able to shoot his shot and win over the heart of prime time television queen Somgaga, we

As indicated by Somizi, he met his life partner at the launch of his book ‘Dominoes’ back then in 2017. He posted a screen capture of a post that Mohale posted after his launch, and it had coquettish remarks by Somizi underneath.

His caption said, ‘#tbt so on this day u @mohale_77 came to my book signing. U were number 13 on the line and by the time I signed yo book I knew I’d wanna be with u for a lifetime. Weird I know. But I knew. Then a week later I posted this and my response said it all. By this time we hadn’t and never met. Look at us now.’

Whilst we have bared witness to the demise of many celebrity couples due to the pressure of social media and fame and everything that comes along with it such as groupies and drug abuse – Somizi and Mohale have given their naysayers a run for their money as the love they share for one another continues to blossom.

We can’t help but wonder if there wasn’t a prenup that was signed or if this is really just as good as it looks and who knows, expanding their family might be a card that is steady on the deck. These two are definitely the embodiment of love knows no age and we could not be happier for them!

continue to zoom in on these newlyweds as they grow old together.

TK and Nhlanhla Nciza’s son CIZA. PICTURE: INSTAGRAM
The son of legendary Mafikizolo singer Nhlanhla and music executive Thembinkosi “TK” Nciza Nkululeko is walking in the footsteps of his parents and looking to make music that takes over Africa.

Professionally known as Ciza, the 18-year old afro pop artist says he is ready to take the industry by storm.

“My dream as an artist is to unite Africa through music, and ultimately use my music to take Africa to the world,” he says.“We look to dominate the global music scene as Africans with our original stories and music. I believe that I will be at the forefront of this mission and African dream of global takeover and domination.”

He recently signed to newly launched record label Top Boy Records under Top Entertainment Global, which is led by his father TK and Democratic Republic of Congo born music producer David Hampton.

Being the son of music legends, he adds that his parents taught him to never to limit himself. He is the second son to the once-married couple and hogged headlines with his flamboyant matric-dance outfit last year.

“I should never put myself in a box, respect my craft and always aim and push to be the best, image is everything. This is part of the reason why my fans and all Africans can expect to hear more from me, as I will be putting out more music and visual content over the coming months.

“Honestly, I have never felt any sort of pressure, of course there are high expectations from the public for me because of who I am, however, I was born in music, and that does not scare me, but motivates me to achieve and reach even higher heights than my parents did. I believe that is purpose and I embraced it a long time ago,” he explains.

Ciza performed his latest single Come Alive on the Channel O’s Lockdown House party yesterday. He says he uses his time during lockdown to focus fully on his craft.

“I want my listeners to feel good and to come alive and dance in the midst of the chaos. I am sharing my talent with the world and trying to bring joy and relieve people from the emotional, physical and psychological pain they have endured during this global pandemic through my craft,” he shares

Theo Kgosinkwe’s protégé, Angie Santana, 25, has been set free from her record deal and the artist is now on her journey of self discovery.

Santana, real name Angelico Vanto, who was signed to record label 360 degree Entertainment owned by Kgosinkwe, has been demanding to be released from the label since November.

Sunday World previously reported that the 25 year old R&B singer claimed that two years of being in the industry were a waste of time and that she had had enough of the “mismanagement” at the label.Fast forward to 2020, Santana is an independent artist and says she has finally learnt from her mistakes.

She says: “The label and I decided to go our separate ways in 2019. There’s no working relationship in the future, but I will say that I wish them all the best in the future. It hasn’t been the easiest journey. But it has made me more independent outside of the industry.”

“I’m currently overseeing my own music career with the help of my amazing support system. I control whatever happens from here on. I make the decisions. I’m not managed by men who only see me as a cash cow, but I manage myself with the intent of growing my brand and branching into the world.”

The songstress came to prominence with the release of her debut single RnB & Hennessy off her EP, By The Time You Get This. She is expected to release her first single, Money, as an independent musician and says the single is a party starter and girl anthem.

“It’s just a very clear warning to anyone who thinks I’m gonna work for free. I’m basically saying if there’s no money involved, I want no part of it [sic]. Which is also a personal issue I’ve always experienced. People think I work for free and people have taken money off my plate. This is me saying no more Ms Nice Girl,” she says.

South African musician, Cassper Nyovest, expressed his overwhelming feelings of glee on Twitter, after his mother listened to one of his tracks from his upcoming album, Any Minute Now. The award-winning rapper claimed that his mama finally gave him her stamp of approval, after she stated that she can listen to his music now due to his restraint on vulgarity.

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He stated, “My mom heard me play this record i made last night. She came to me and said “wa gola yanong neh” meaning you’re growing up now. Then she says “Now i can listen to your music myself”. I laughed it off but i was HYPE AF!!! THIS ALBUM IS GONNA BE ONE FOR THE BOOKS”

Cass has consistently self-promoted his album which releases on Friday, 11 September 2020, as he believes that it is his best body of work thus far. He has also pleaded with his audience to truly listen to every element of the album, as he has put in a monumental amount of hard work and effort into this project.

The rapper has also stated that he has shows scheduled for 2020, and has advised his fans to stay locked on socials for any forthcoming announcements.