Dawn Thandeka King aka MaNgcobo is not leaving Uzalo

Uzalo viewers can breathe a sigh of relief as one of the show’s favourite characters MaNgcobo will still be on screens despite a report that Dawn Thandeka King who portrays the role is headed for the door.A report by Sunday World had alleged that the award-winning actress and co-star Siyabonga Shibe who portrays Qhabanga are skating on thin ice with producers of the show after allegedly requesting for a salary increase.Dawn is, in fact, among the actors who have a dark cloud hanging over their head, her attitude recently isn’t doing her any favour, She makes the writers and directors’ job difficult because she sometimes demands to change the story-lines,” a source told the publication.Well, it seems there is very little truth to the allegations as the admin of Uzalo’s Instagram page let know MaNgcobo ain’t going anywhere.

J’Something has admitted anxiety has threatened to take away his joy during these difficult Covid-19 times, and said he has chosen to take everything one day at a time so he lives to tell the story.J’ opened up about his struggles on Instagram recently, encouraging fans to remain focused on the moment.

“I know so many of us are filled with anxiety right now. I have personally gone through so much in the last two years, and the lesson I learnt through it all is that all we have is today. I know things are crazy right now. I wanna encourage all of you to remain focused on just living for today and in the moment,” he said.The Mi Casa frontman explained his anxiety has become more extreme during this time, and said he’s had to be truly intentional about protecting his peace.He said perspective is one of the most important aspects to help one deal with living through a global pandemic.“I am no expert in any of these things that are going on but I am a human who every day wakes up with anxiety filled to the brim. Every morning I wake up and realise that I can still see that beautiful blue sky, I still have breath in my lungs, and I have so many beautiful souls around me who I can connect with,” he said.

Gigi Lamayne is having a good time amidst the ongoing pandemic, as she revealed the new structure of her record label Hart Roc Entertainment.Since her departure from former record label, Ambitiouz Entertainment, the SA rapper has been independent and gradually building her brand.Few days after her 26th birthday, the star showed off her new empire and she’s super proud of her effort.

“In case you’re still wondering if it’s possible to start building your empire as an independent artist. I defied all odds. @HartRocSA was born and I never looked back. This is a working space that will continue to grow and I hope it inspires you. Never too early, never too late.”

In the last couple of months, we’ve lost some of our most-loved television stars in Ntate Charles Maja and the legendary Mary Twala but to name a few. This has made us realise that it’s important to celebrate our local talents while we still can.One actress we believe deserves more recognition than she actually gets is Elizabeth Serunye, popularly known as Principal, Thobakgale on SABC 1’s educational soap-drama Skeem Saam.Before pursuing a career in acting, Elizabeth was a lead singer in her high school choir. There was a time when she worked at a supermarket to make ends meet.She got her major breakthrough role on Soul City in 2006. This was followed by her much-loved role as Mapaseka on Moferefere Lenyalong and also Rhythm City as Rose, wife to Jafta.
The 49-year-old has also starred on City Sesla and Home Affairs. Elizabeth Serunye is a mother of three, two boys and a girl.

Somizi Mhlongo has taken time out of his period of mourning to offer a message of gratitude to his family, friends and supporters.He began with, “I’d like to take this moment to thank each and every one of u for all the messages of love and support during this very difficult time for myself and my family… I’d also like to mention a few individuals who gave their time and were physically there from the beginning until we laid mama to rest.