Limpopo musician King Monada has shared some heartbreaking news of the passing of his niece.

Read more: King Monada Is Now A Proud Father Of Three

Monada shared the shattering news on Twitter and posted the picture of his niece, his brother daughter, who he had announced is no more.

In a bid to console the hit musician, messages of condolences kept flooding in with fans also sharing their own painful experiences of burying their babies.

“Death may have taken you away from us, but it could never take your memories away. You will always be in our hearts in your own special place. RIP PUMPKIN,” he shared.

Rest in peace to this little angel!

Sjava’s recent Twitter activity either proves that man are trash or proves the age-old folktale about Momma’s Boys true. Or than again it might be both.

Read more: Sjava Quotes Lady Zamar’s Song In A Tweet

The musician soon after quoting lyrics from ex-girl- side- Let us just say from entanglement partner, Lady Zamar, the musician has revealed that the matter of his wife sometimes slips his mind too.

He took to Twitter and asked if his fans believe in soulmates. When the question was turned back to him he let it be known that he does not. Let us hope the wife does not have Twitter because, ouch.

But the “Umqhele” hit maker did not stop there. A tweep then asked what Sjava believes in. He answered by tweeting, “Taking care of my mother.”

Lest we forget this was a man alleged to be a father, and the wife was confirmed by his mother. Maybe when a tweep commented with, “taking care of my family,” the suggestion was directed to Sjava as a friendly reminder.

Bob Mabena just turned 50 and celebrated with an epic birthday celebration. The star-studded bash looked like a flashback straight from the 90s with Melanie Bala, DJ Fresh, and Nothemba Madumo in attendance. It was lit!

Here’s a look inside Bob Mabena’s 50th birthday bash. Happy birthday!

The scriptwriter’s telenovela ‘The River’ has been nominated for an Emmy Award.

Phathutshedzo Makwarela, co-creator and co-executive producer of local telenovela _The River, _says the news of their Emmy nomination still hasn’t quite sunk in.

The River bagged 11 Golden Horns at the 2019 South African Film and Television Awards, but the Emmy nomination catapults it into the international arena.

Speaking to Azania Mosaka, Makwarela says he started his writing career at _Soul City _and then joined Muvhango.hathutshedzo Makwarela, Award winning TV producer and Co-founder of Tshedza Pictures on winning 17 awards at the SAFTAs this year and on what it takes to make a successful telenovela.
Phathu and his partner Gwydion Beynon, the co-creators of local telenovela, The River and The Republic scoped 17 awards this past week at the SAFTAs for their production company Tshedza Pictures.

“Da L.E.S” is the PRINCE of South African Hip Hop. The American born rapper came to national prominence in 2011 as a member of the hip hop group JOZI in the reality series ‘Jozi – Moving the City’. He cemented his celebrity status in 2013 when he won a million Rand as the winner of the reality show, ‘Tropika Island of Treasure’. Da L.E.S stopped by Populairelife to discuss his sophomore album; MANDELA MONEY, which he says, is a lifestyle and a result of being inspired by the late political leader.

Da L.E.S is in the building, welcome to PopulaireLife. How are you?

In a good space, the music has got me really motivated..

How did you break into the business and was it something you always wanted to do?

I always wanted to perform from the age of 8… I feel like I am still breaking into the music industry. Every day it changes locally and internationally.

Congratulations on your sophomore album “MANDELA MONEY”, it’s a great title, what’s it about?

Mandela Money is a life style of working hard and that we each have the ability to achieve the heights of MADIBA