Sister Afia revealed that she was collaborating with fellow leading Ghanaian artist, Stonebwoy with her latest post on social media. The images she shared of the two them together in studio excited fans, but it was the caption that had her social media side-eyeing the leader of the Slay Nation.

Queen Solomon captioned the post by alleging that she saved the female rapper game in Ghana. She then asked her followers which music genre she should save next.

Safe to say while Instagrammers are nice, there were some comments on the post that questioned the value of her assertion. On Twitter, tweeps wondered where the surge of confidence is coming from.

But in between the spicy comments, there were responses from fans that were genuinely excited to hear her and the 1gad on a song together.
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Mzansi will be pleased to know that their entertainment thirst has been quenched. One of televisions favourite family, The Ranakas, will be giving us a season 4 of their drama filled, raw yet entertaining reality show pretty soon.

COVID-19 will not stop the family from giving the people what they want. Taking to Instagram, Dineo Ranaka announced that they have started shooting and shared snaps of them sticking to the pandemic regulations whilst maintaining social distancing.

“#TheRanakas are OFFICIALLY back in production! Social distancing, PPE, sanitizing, regular hand washing and all it takes to bring you your fave family reality show safely! Season 4 loading,” she captioned her post.Mzansi has been critiquing local reality shows thoroughly and some were left unimpressed with the type of content delivered.

Madam and Mercy recently wrapped up season one of their reality show and Mzansi were pleading with the production company to not even think of season two.

Papa Penny Ahee, according to viewers, is probably one of the realest reality shows, in the same caliber as the Ranakas. When the show also wrapped up their season, fans were yearning for The Ranakas to return.

Fans flocked Dineo Ranaka’s comments section expressing their excitement over the good news.

TT Mbha is opening up about his road to recovery after testing positive for the coronavirus.

The Living The Dream with Somizi star took to Instagram live to share the symptoms he has been experiencing and what he has done to treat them.

In his video, TT encouraged people to look after their minds if they test positive for the virus, as the minute you allow the virus to affect your mind that is when it affects the body.

He also explained that last week he experienced various symptoms related to the virus such as headaches, diarrhoea and coughing but he maintained that people should not allow it to consume their minds.

TT also said that he did allow the virus to get to him for two days where he found himself questioning God and it started affecting his body and this is why he emphasized on the need to keep positive.

The businessman wanted to use his story to be a dose of hope and show that recovery from the virus is possible as stories are not told in the news.

TT said that next week he will be retesting if he is allowed, he also reassured everyone that his family is fine as he has been isolating from them. He also promised to be sharing more of his journey as there are other people who are in similar journey’s that need to hear it.

Miss South Africa 2020 is turning into a reality television show taking place on Twitter, and the road to this year’s pageant is proving more interesting. The Miss SA contestants are dropping like flies and most of them from what is labelled as self-sabotage.

The latest name to add to the list of Miss South Africa hopefuls that will probably never get the chance to wear the crown is Noxolo Mthembu. She posted a video of staff members at a popular fast-food chain casually enjoying their lunch break together. Her problem, that the staff members were not social distancing. Going on to say that they are not allowed to sit together.

But Noxolo was misinformed about the rules as sit-ins were allowed. Secondly, as tweeps pointed out that the staff members have been working in close proximity, so cross-contamination would have happened long before their lunch break.

Lastly, which tweeps continue to drag her for besides posting the video, was that she recorded and posted the video without the permission of the staff members, since they were not in the wrong.

Worst of all, this is a person that alleged she “is the transformation,” having been a victim of cyberbullying in the past.

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Late gospel singer Sfiso Ncwane’s two children have taken their stepmother Ayanda Ncwane to court in a bid to get their share of their award-winning father’s estate.

Snqobile Mzelemu and Sduduzo Dlamini represented by Pinky Dlamini, Sduduzo’s mother have taken the matter to the Master of the High Court. They are claiming Sfiso’s widow Ayanda is “dishonest and wants everything for herself” and want her to be removed as executor of the estate.

Snqobile who is now over 18 claims to have seen the late singers will and says she was left with nothing and that when her father was alive he maintained her.

She told Daily Sun that she no longer receives money and wants a share of the estate as she is unable to support herself.

Pinky, Sduduzo’s mother is currently not working and is unable to maintain Sfiso’s son that is why she wants a share of the estate.

A source speaking to the publication said, “For the past three years, Sfiso’s kids have been trying to reach out to Ayanda, but she ignores them. In 2018, they approached the Master of the High Court, to get what’s due to them.“They feel Ayanda wants to take everything for herself.”

Sfiso in his will left his assets to his wife Ayanda. The will was signed on October 1, 2016, the singer died the same year on December 5.

The publication also alleges that there is speculation about the validity of the will and according to sources speaking to the paper Ayanda has been accused of sidelining Sfiso’s kids born out of wedlock.