Minnie Dlamini-Jones took to Twitter today, 14 July 2020 to offer some advice to her followers. The recently-turned 30-year-old, revealed that she had planned to buy herself an expensive watch for her milestone birthday, but then decided that she would rather invest the money in something else, as she didn’t quite achieve the goal she had in mind.

She claimed that when she was younger, her goal was to earn her first million before 21-years-old – which she achieved- and thereafter began setting goals for herself, which she then rewarded with extravagant purchases.

With the ongoing virus crisis, actress Nomzamo Mbatha couldn’t let her special day just pass like that, therefore she had a little beautiful something she put together for the day.

She had a swell 30th birthday celebration with a lit photo shoot. Taking to social media she wrote;

‘I can’t tell you when last I had a birthday where there was a cake and candles on it, people singing and me closing my eyes to make a wish and blow out my candles. A simple act of a tradition. But what I have come to accept about my life is that the order of its happenings has always been unconventional. In every way.I was feeling nervous about this new turn, I felt ill prepared for it because I still have so many things I’m trying to grow out of and just wanting to show up as the best version of myself, for my Self, the People around me … and with the way things are going… to show up in the world unafraid of the trajectory of my life and the rooms I now sit in. As always, to do it scared anyway!

Nom also looked simple in the photos shared on Instagram; A light face-beat, no earrings, and jeweled-up black braids. On another post she captioned;

‘The typical Cancer in me went and personalized balloons with words of manifestation. And the  Globe… Because, we are stepping out into the world in the boldest way possible

Actor Muzi Mthabela has falsified claims that he left Isibaya to pursue a role in an upcoming Shaka Zulu television series Shaka Illembe.

“I never really wanted to leave the show but a good opportunity came in the form of another show to play the lead, a very good character. It is a very good move for me as an artist. It is important to be able to do other shows so you can grow,” he revealed.

Muzi told TshisaLive that the rumours are not true and that the casting producers have not spoke to him about that.
He left Isibaya this month and fans were disappointed when his character was killed off.He told the publication that he did indeed leave the show for another show, but it was not Shaka Illembe. He was a bit hesitant to do so however he will be playing lead in his next adventure and is excited.

“There is absolutely no truth that I am going to play Shaka Zulu. As far as I know, (producers) Bomb Shelter haven’t cast for the show. We have never talked about me playing Shaka. Nothing is confirmed and I don’t have any offers

The rapper made sure the light stand was the major focus in the video shared on Twitter.
She really is the MVP”, AKA appreciates gift from girlfriend Nelli. AKA feels loved with his girlfriend, Nelli Tembe and he’s appreciated her on social media. Nelli shared a video where she acquired a heart-shaped light stand and some minutes later, AKA is seen flexing with the light stand in his home.

Just after sharing this, a fan gave Nelli a shout out for taking care of AKA, as he announced surviving COVID-19. In response, Supa Mega said: “She really is the MVP.”

Uzalo” star Gugu Gumede, who plays the infamous Mamlambo on Mzansi’s number one soapie, is taking the government to task, urging for schools to be closed until after the coronavirus peak.
The actor voiced her opinion on the ongoing debate about shutting down schools, as the number of learners and teachers contracting the coronavirus is spreading rapidly.

Taking to Instagram Instagram on Wednesday, the 28-year-old wrote: “So as I was saying, close schools until the peak passes! Your argument may be that the virus is not that dangerous to kids, but they’ll pass it on to their elders, who could die, which could lead to more impoverished child-headed households. Don’t follow 1st-world trends in a 3rd-world country.

Taking to Instagram Instagram on Wednesday, the 28-year-old wrote: “So as I was saying, close schools until the peak passes! Your argument may be that the virus is not that dangerous to kids, but they’ll pass it on to their elders, who could die, which could lead to more impoverished child-headed households. Don’t follow 1st-world trends in a 3rd-world country.

This comes after President Cyril Ramaphosa’s speech during the coronavirus imbizo on Wednesday

In May, media personalities Khanyi Mbau and Uyanda Mbuli urged South Africans to join them in signing a petition for schools to be shut down for the remainder of the 2020 academic year. The petition is currently sitting at 179 935 signatures.

Schools closed in March shortly before President Cyril Ramaphosa announced a level 5 national lockdown.

He weighed in on the call by teacher unions on the closure of schools ahead of the peak of the virus.

Schooling for Grade 7 and 12 learners resumed in June after the Minister of Basic Education, Angie Motshekga, announced that all schools will reopen, despite many concerns that arose regarding the safety of learners and teachers.