DJ Zinhle has announced her latest career milestone, hosting her own show on MTV Base from Saturday, 11 July 2020. PJ Party With DJ Zinhle will be shot entirely from her home, and will see the award-winning musician being joined by fellow female DJs for some Saturday night entertainment.She stated, “Are you ready for the GIRLS!! @mtvbaseafrica & I will be bringing you the hottest female DJs every SATURDAY… Save the date, the party kicks off on Saturday the 11th of July”.DJ Zinhle has been known to host her own PJ parties on her social media pages, which have been widely successful amongst her fans. The show will be the first of its kind for the DJ, as she will feature as the primary host each week.

Cassper Nyovest revealed reaching a new level of mental strength which got him in tears. The rapper didn’t speak much about the process or give explicit details about the process. However, he feels great about it. Fatherhood is no joke, hence the need for developing good mental strength.I reached a new level of mental strength today. I felt like crying but i pushed until i cracked the door. Getting on the other side of it felt great but the process was hell,” he tweeted.I reached a new level of mental strength today. I felt like crying but i pushed until i cracked the door. Getting on the other side of it felt great but the process was hell.

As the world continues to fight the unprecedented pandemic of Covid-19, it is no secret that a lot of things have been turned into shambles. The number of Covid-19 fatalities and cases are increasing every day, the unemployment rate is up, and the effects on the economy have been causing headaches to everyone.

Actress and TV presenter Pearl Thusi, is also one of the people who are heartbroken by what has been happening in the world. The Queen Sono star took to Twitter to question if the world will ever go back to normal?Tweeps reacted to her tweet with different views. Some said as long as the vaccine has not been found, things will never go back to normal, but some said we cannot lose hope. We guess only time will tell Queen Sono.I don’t think it will ever get back to normal. Normally, vaccines take 10yrs to be ready for use. Expecting one soon is being too ambitious & desperate. Also, coronavirus is like the flu virus, & what if like flu it changes its strain every year? Coz flu goes & comes back.That question is too personal cause some of would die without making it in life.. We waiting for this pandemic to end so we can show the world what we cable of.

Madam And Mercy’s reality TV show has topped the trends list weekly receiving positive and negative reviews from viewers.

Their season finale which aired on Mzansi Magic, Wednesday July 1 saw the ladies addressing all the negativity surrounding their show and personal lives, keeping a jovial and positive attitude throughout. They went on social media and read a lot of the mean posts.

Viewers deemed the show unnecessary and boring as it had no substance and just a high display of their exorbitant lifestyle.

Some had a change of heart after Madam shared her rags to riches story and were left inspired.

Despite the lukewarm reception to season 1, many do not wish for season 2 to even be considered.

Here are the reactions:

Five SABC shows have been forced to temporarily shutdown production due to Covid-19 infections among staff. Popular daily dramas, including Generations: The Legacy, Muvhango, Lithapo and 7de Laan have stopped production. Long standing SABC 1 teen variety show YOTV has also paused production.

“The SABC can confirm that some of its programmes have halted production due to Covid-19 infections and possible cases in some instances,” SABC acting spokesperson Mmoni Seapolelo said.

All productions affected are observing the department of health and the WHO [World Health Organisation] protocols. These incidents have occurred on different days, as a result the productions will resume once the respective periods of isolation have been adhered to.

“The SABC takes the health of its employees and those working with it seriously and would like to wish all who have (been) affected speedy recovery,” she said. Skeem Saam spokesperson Sumaya Mogola confirmed to Sowetan that the show resumed production on Monday after completing its 17-day period of isolation since June 12.Generations: The Legacy with stars such as Vusi Kunene, Manaka Ranaka and Vuyo Dabula kicked off its production break this week after a crew member tested positive.

“The infected staff member is currently self-quarantined and receiving medical attention,” Generations: The Legacy spokesperson Nandipha Pantsi said.“For the safety of our cast and crew, we have decided to shut down production until further notice.

“Our cast and crew have been urged to self-isolate. In the meantime, our offices and studios will be deep cleaned. Production will resume when it is appropriate to do so.”

The schedule of the broadcast of new episodes on all the shows will not be affected by the shutdown.

Last week, e.tv soapies Scandal! and Rhythm City halted production due to Covid-19 cases on set. The channel failed to respond to questions sent on Tuesday on how long the production break on both popular shows would last and affect the schedule of new episodes.