Black Coffee Responds to Enhle Mbali’s Covid 19 AnnouncementBlack Coffee has social media in uproar after a screen shot from his Instagram stories surfaced. The screenshot is alleged to be a response to his ex-wife Enhle Mbali’s Coronavirus announcement.The actress wrote a lengthy post on Instagram about her mental state and her results. The post which talked about her journey to finding herself after her divorce form the DJ.

“The last 3 years have been testing. Emotionally, physically and mentally. I have been through so many life changes and I’m grateful as the universe continues to show me my greatness , even when it was being viciously stripped away from me, and none existent finish lines were being drawn on the ground and removed just before I reach them, the spirit of hopelessness would knock at my door reminding me of my unhappiness.” read part of her post.

After her posts fans allege that Black Coffee shaded her in his Instagram stories by posting a story that said:

omizi Proves Why People Will Always Love Him With This Simple Picture

Media personality Somizi Mhlongo, has once again proved why he will always remain a fan favorite against all the odds.Not only because he he has a bubbly, larger than life personality, but because he’s also one of the most relatable celebrities out there.

Somizi was raised in the kasi and he knows all about the struggle and some of the quirky things we do everyday at home, including those which we are kind of embarrassing to show.

He recently posted a pic which left many in stitches and some doing the ‘hey I do that all the time!”

Somizi cut an almost empty tube of toothpaste so he could scrape at the bottom for the remaining toothpaste.We mean hey, it’s easy to overlook toothpaste sometimes when out shopping as it is one of the household basics, with the least rate of depletion due to the small amounts used.

Naturally when you run out of toothpaste is when you start appreciating it’s importance.

And because we ain’t wasteful like that, we’d like to bleed the whole bottle dry, you catch my drift?

So when Somizi did his thing, one fan even offered him R50 in order to buy a new tube.

The other fans lauded him for being relatable, grounded and not like his peers who are so far removed from the ordinary struggles of their fans

Wayde van Niekerk eyes 2021 Olympics, 400m world record

Over two years since tearing his ACL, the Olympic 400m champion is ready to fight for another world record

outh African 400m Olympic and world champion, Wayde van Niekerk, says he is ready to return to world class racing after tearing his ACL in a charity rugby match in November 2017 and subsequently being sidelined by injury for over two years. The runner—who also owns a world championships silver medal in the 200m—told the Olympic Channel that he is back to training and ready to go all in for the 2021 Olympics and a shot at breaking his 400m world record of 43.03. Before his season was put on hold due to the coronavirus outbreak, van Niekerk won three races in South Africa at two separate meets. He ran a 10.10-second 100m and 20.31 in the 200m on February 22, and a week later he won a 400m race, posting a 47.42. These times were all far off his PBs of 9.94 for the 100m, 19.84 in the 200m and 43.03 for the 400m, but they were his first competitive runs in two years, and now that races are cancelled until further notice, he has more time to build his fitness and return to where he was before his injury

Yuvir Pillay (born 15 July 1989), better known by his stage name Sketchy Bongo, is a South African record producer, DJ and songwriter from Durban. Bongo has worked with artists such as AKA, Da Les, Shekhinah and Aewon Wolf. His signature is the ski mask that he is constantly seen wearing. Bongo is also the only South African producer to have his own feature on MTV Base.[1] Together with Shekinah, the two created the hit “Let You Know”, which got Bongo a record deal with Ultra Music and Sony Music.Yuvir Pillay grew up in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa. He started producing music from the age of 13. He started off producing mainly hip-hop music, and was influenced by producers like Pharrell Williams and Kanye West.[4] He thereafter moved on to producing house and pop music as well.

Sketchy is part of a group called Wolf Pack, which consists of a group of producers, artists, graphic designers, rappers and kwaito artists. Wolf Pack includes other notable artists such as Aewon Wolf and Kyle Duetsch.

Sketchy’s hit collaboration with Shekhinah, “Let You Know”, made the BBC radio 1 playlist in the UK. This track turned out to be his big break, and got him his record deal with Ultra Music.

Ivory Coast-based defender Mzokhona Ngezana has revealed how his brother Siyabonga at Kaizer Chiefs helped him quit his job as an electrical technician to pursue his dream in football.

Defender Mzokhona is the second South African player to turn out in Ivory Coast after former Orlando Pirates midfielder Bennett Chenene.

Sebokeng-born Ngezana worked for Marcopolo Bus Company to help feed the family before he was spotted by Chenene during a festive season tournament in Vaal.

Chenene then recommended the 27-year-old to his bosses at Williamsville, but it was his brother’s success with Amakhosi that allowed him the freedom to move.