South African media personality, Minnie Dlamini-Jones, has taken to Twitter to voice her grievances with the law that allows trolls to remain private if they have been reported. Minnie made reference to the fact that many people feel confident enough to expose people to violent threats and hateful speech on the internet, yet feel justified in expecting their privacy to be protected.

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She stated, “Many people hide behind their devices to bully others on social media, but it’s getting out of hand. Rape and murder threats to a child???? These perpetrators need to be held accountable these threats are criminal and no child should endure such.”

Her comments came after she read a recent story of a 13-year-old girl receiving rape and death threats on Instagram, and having her perpetrator’s identity not being exposed due to his privacy. “…if anyone violates another’s right to safety using criminal threats, they shouldn’t be protected by the right to privacy, to evade accountability.”, she said.

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Sjava has left us having to do a double take, after his tweets on Thursday night saw him quoting ex-girlfriend, Lady Zamar’s song, Sharp Shooter. The tweet came as a surprise to fans who have been witnessing their tumultuous relationship being sprawled on social media for many months, which even included Lady Zamar accusing her ex-boyfriend of rape. Read next: MUST SEE: Sjava’s Throwback Picture Leaves Many In Awe

Sjava tweeted out an image of an abstract structure, captioned with, “Sharp Shooter Your Heart Ruler.”, which directly quoted Lady Zamar’s 2019 hit Sharp Shooter.

Needless to say, fans were confused by Sjava’s tweets, with many calling it straight up awkward! See the tweets below.

TV personality, former Miss SA, philanthropist and businesswoman Basetsana ‘Bassie’ Kumalo.
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Businesswoman and former Miss SA Basetsana “Bassie” Kumalo had fans in a frenzy recently when she gave them a throwback to her pageant-winning walk.

Bassie took to Instagram recently to post a video of herself strutting down her hallway and reminiscing about her win at the Miss SA pageant.

The theme song to her walk was Window of Hope by Oleta Adams, a song that means the world to her.“This song reminds me of the Miss SA pageant in 1994 where it was played for the swimwear category and we were strutting down that catwalk. Gave the fam a show this afternoon to much delight,” said Bassie.

Bassie was crowned Miss SA in 1994. She was also the first runner-up in Miss World of the same year. After her pageant days, she has involved herself in many business endeavours.

Earlier this month, Bassie offered words of encouragement in a video post on Instagram for those who have contracted Covid-19. The celebrity author reminded people to be hopeful during these trying times.

“This is a matter of life and death and it’s a dark hour for humanity. Please, let’s stay home, let’s stay safe. This too shall pass.”

Sbonelo married Nonka and Sphilile on the same day but both ladies were unaware that they would be getting married to the man they loved, well luckily for him his plan succeed and he was able to marry both ladiesMarrying the ladies was one task now getting the ladies to live in peace under one roof is a whole different game and that ladies are fighting hard for their man’s attention.

Uzalo is no stranger to polygamy storylines, previously Nkunzi, who is Sbonelo’s father also took on two wives and that ended up with one of the wive’s leaving.

As to whether Nonka and Sphilile will find common ground and live happily ever after in their polygamous marriage time will only tell.

It’s no secret that Sjava is multi-talented and music has not always been his only forte.
Taking us back to 2008, the star shared throwback picture of himself during his acting days on SABC 1s popular show Zone 14 where he played the character Zonke.

He left fans in awe when he shared his beardless throwback picture with abs and face his fans could barely even recognize.

Understandably, fans who never watched those shows and never seen the musician on TV before had a hard time believing that it is indeed the man himself.