South African actress, Rami Chuene, is one of the many South Africans left wondering why the President did not address the issue of children returning to school amidst the pandemic.

Following President Ramaphosa’s national speech on Sunday, 12 July 2020, Rami took to Twitter to state, “Now that we’ve sobered up, the issue with our children being back at school..? Are we ever gonna address it? Everyone must stay home except students? Okay.The mother of three sparked an open discussion on Twitter, with many agreeing with her sentiments. Nkatli Khahleli responded with, “we a Joke…there’s still students with no laptops but yet E-learning is undergoing…even data dololo. Survival of the fittest.”

Celebrity lovers, Mampintsha and Babes Wodumo are gradually changing their stories in the minds of South Africans.

The duo was believed to be filled with hate towards each-other after shutting the net with a video of the West Ink boss violently abusing Babes Wodumo.

However, it turns out it all happened in the past and their love newly renewed.

Mampinthsa and Babes have been repeatedly serving love goals and the latest shared reveals the two dancing, following the same moves.Meanwhile, Mandla released his brand new studio album that’s been titled Bhut’Madlisa. The new project released under West Ink features the usual suspects Babes Wodumo, Gold Max of Distruction Boyz, DJ Tira, Madanon, and other Durban based artistes.

Lady Zamar has spoken out about the effects that abuse has on a victim and as a survivor of r@pe, she is speaking from a point of being a victim herself.

In several tweets, the award-winning singer spoke on how being “women in South Africa is an extreme sport”. Early this year Lady Zamar alleged to have been r@ped by her then-boyfriend musician Sjava and claimed that the relationship was abusive.

She has since been silent on the matter but it seems some things are just too heavy to ignore, especially with social mediaPeople talk a lot of ignorance on social media.. if you’ve ever been in an abusive relationship you know what It feels like to be terrorized..every moment of every day you live in fear.. you could be the president of a country but when ure around that person you feel like nothingThe singer also addressed the power of fear and how abusers use this to their advantage.“There are way too many abusive boyfriends, husbands, friends in this country… every single day we’re fighting gender-based violence…if it’s not that, we’re terrorizing victims for speaking out, protecting rapists or being rape apologists” tweeted the singer.

Lady Zamar also addressed how police handle cases when reported, she shared that once she reported a stalker but received a rather unpleasant response.

“I was asked if he has physically harmed me… and the police laughed coz they said unless the man had physically harmed me there was nothing they could do,” tweeted the singer.

The Collide hit-maker also asked tweeps to imagine being told to keep quiet because “your career depends on you not causing a scene”?

Kelly Khumalo‘s reality show Life with Kelly Khumalo finally has a debut date and fans will finally get to see all the drama unfold on the show.The award-winning songstress in an interview with ZAlebs last month revealed that she was working on the reality show but it was halted due to the coronavirus lockdown regulations but as regulations eased she was able to resume shooting.Now, more details surrounding the show have been revealed, the 13-episode show will make its debut on streaming service Showmax on August 6. The reality show is produced by the king of reality show’s Legend Manqele, founder of BarLeader TV, who is behind shows such as Kwa Ma’Mkhize, Living the Dream with Somizi and Being Bonang.

Legend told the publication that the show ” is kind of your popular Uyajola 9/9 reality show.

“Confrontations and family conflicts are going to be happening for the very first time in front of the audience. This is part of her healing process and spiritual journey.”

Kelly’s children Christian (10) and Thingo (6) will be featured on the show. Will you be tuning in?

“Ngiyakuthanda mngani wami I miss you.”

These were some of the very last words veteran actress Lillian Dube (74) said to her lifelong best friend Mary Twala (80) just days before Twala’s passing.

A video doing the rounds on social media shows two actresses laughing and sharing jokes with Lillian at Mary’s bedside at Parklane Hospital.

This after a video of her visited by her best friend mama Lillian Dube is doing the rounds on social media.

Wearing her hospital gown and a beanie, mama Mary says: “mina hospital or no hospital I’m pashas.”

Mama Lillian asked her what they would be wearing on the 20th and she said:”Don’t tell me it’s a surprise baby. We are going to be todoo.”

She carried on to say that this was only a hospital by name otherwise she’s in Hollywood.