Rapper Cassper Nyovest expecting a son “I’m going to be a father Any Minute Now so I decided to name my album #AMN (Any Minute Now). The album cover is an actual scan of my son in his beautiful mother’s womb. Excited about this album but I’m more excited about being a dad to a beautiful baby boy. #AMN drops September 11th”. Congrats to him 👶💙💙.

Shauwn Mkhize and her step-daughter Sbahle Mpisane are super close.
Image: Instagram/Sbahle Mpisane
Sbahle Mpisane’s stepmother and wealthy businesswoman Shauwn Mkhize took time out to celebrate the life of her daughter and praise her for all the good attributes that make her the stunning woman she is.

Shauwn took to Instagram, to highlight the fact that while life may always have negatives such as a global pandemic or the scourge of GBV, it was important to show gratitude for life and praise God for his daily miracles.

“Today I would like to wish my baby girl, my princess Sebastian Sbahle Mpisane a happy birthday and say my dearest baby girl God has been very good to you and he has given you a second chance,” she said.

MaMkhize reflected on the journey the 27-year-old Sbahle has been on since her almost fatal car crash and observed that God has been very good to her. She gushed about just how proud she is of her.

“Mommy has been very proud of you with the way you have pushed yourself to get better and accepted the current you that has taken so much of courage. I know what you want to achieve this year and I know Covid-19 has disturbed you but I wish you to achieve all your dreams and more.

“Mommy adores you baby girl ukhule ungakhokhobi. Let’s keep the past at the past and focus to the future cause the sky is the limit,” MaMkhize said.

Sbahle commented with an emotional ‘thank you’ in MaMkhize’s comment section.

“Mah wami … Thank you so much mummy, it’s a blessing to be here to experience this beautiful day. I love you loads loads loads,” Sbahle said.

The man charged with murdering Tshegofatso Pule, the pregnant 28-year-old who was found stabbed and dangling from a tree in Roodepoort two weeks ago, was allegedly boyhood friends with the father of Pule’s unborn child.

This claim about Muzikayise Malephane, 31, who wept in the dock during his first court appearance this week, comes as detectives continue trying to decode the final hours of Pule’s life.

On Thursday June 4, she told her family she was going to meet Ntuthuko Shoba — the father of the baby she was due to deliver in July and the man she called her boyfriend — to buy baby clothes. Later she sent them a text message saying she and Shoba had argued and she was coming home.

CCTV cameras captured images of her leaving Shoba’s apartment block in a grey Jeep on Thursday night. She was not seen again until her corpse was found the following MondayHer death set in motion a wave of protests and outrage about gender-based violence, with President Cyril Ramaphosa likening it to a plague in society.

This week, Malephane’s mother told the Sunday Times her son and Shoba had grown up alongside one another. She spoke on condition that she not be identified by name, saying she did not want to jeopardise her good standing in her church.

“Shoba and my son were good friends when they were younger, they grew up together when we lived in Pimville,” she said.“That boy says he doesn’t know my son, he denies it. But how can he do that when he and Muzikayise used to play together?”

On Monday her son was in handcuffs, having been arrested a week after Pule’s body was found in the veld at Durban Deep gold mine in Roodepoort.During his appearance on Wednesday in the Roodepoort magistrate’s court, Malephane, who his mother described as “gentle” and “caring”, wept as he sat in the dock, speaking only to confirm that he would not pursue a bail application.

The Sowetan reported that Malephane had made a statement to police implicating a person close to Pule as the hidden hand in her slaying.The price on her life, according to the report, was R70,000, and in another twist Malephane is alleged to have revealed this was the second attempt on the beauty therapist’s life.

The newspaper also revealed his chequered history with the law, saying he had previously been charged with attempted murder and possession of a stolen car.

The attempted murder charge was withdrawn, and Malephane’s mother told the Sunday Times he was convicted for “joyriding in a stolen car” and served 10 months in prison.

Despite his failings, she said, her son was a “sweet and kind boy” who would help anyone in need. “He is not an aggressive person and he’s just very down to eart

Comedian Celeste Ntuli has called for an open discussion on women who “prostitute themselves” to get things from men.Taking to Instagram this week, Celeste shared a post about normalizing “asking women for their account numbers before you ask for their cellphone numbers” and the response, urging women to be independent.

Celeste said the comments were “conversations we must be ready to have!”, and suggested it was a form of gender-based violence.The post sparked fierce debate on her page, with some saying abuse is often not about money but self-respect.

“Yes, that’s true, but we must get rid of the mentality of wanting money from a man,” she told a follower.

She also hit back at one fan asking if lobola must then go. The practice has sometimes been criticised as a tradition of paying for a bride and a husband taking ownership of her.Culture must remain culture, it is like a ring on the white wedding. All we need to do is to cut the white wedding because it’s not our culture and it is costly. A traditional wedding is still a wedding,” she said.

Wizkid’s third babymama, Jada Pallock, on behalf of herself and their son greet Wizkid as the world celebrates father’s today.Jada took to social media on Sunday, June 21 to share a photo of Wiz and their son Zion with caption;

I would write a whole paragraph but you already know how the ting is set! “THANK YOOOOU” for being everything & more! Happy fathers day Ayo 🖤🦅