Sbahle Mzizi steals hearts all over social media with her heartwarming cuteness, mannerism and especially her respect.

Ntando Duma has been praised as a very good mother to her and Junior De Rocka’s daughter Sbahle. All their videos serve goals and ‘cuteness overload’ is just the right way to describe them.

Ntando recently shared a YouTube video of her gifting her daughter new shoes and clothes that she has always wanted and her reaction is pricelessSocial media has already had a glimpse of Sbahle’s intelligence and just how well-spoken she is. The usage of the word’s ‘please’ and ‘thank you’ is what shocks many. Applauding Ntando as one of the greatest mommy’s ever.

Veteran actor Meshack Mavuso is the latest actor to join the award-winning telenovela series, The River.The former Isidingo and Yizo Yizo actor joins the Tshedza Pictures hit soapie as the character Nsizwa who is set to be Kedibone’s love interest.Meshack last appeared on screens on drama series Isithembiso and viewers can expect his return to shake things up on the fan favourite drama series.

It’s now over 20 years since the famous movie Sarafina was released.

The film about the student uprising in June 1976 is still one of the best movies ever to have been made in Mzansi.In celebrating Youth Month, we have taken a look back at the star-studded cast to see where they are now.

ou may remember her as the girl with the angelic voice, but Khanyo Maphumulo now is a well-travelled singer and actress. She told Daily Sun: “When I was approached for Sarafina, I did not know what it was about until I got to rehearse for the role and then I started understanding it.

“Even though I was just a singer in the movie, I believe I played a huge role, because music heals. I am proud and honoured to be part of such an iconic movie and through it, I got a chance to teach a lot of people about our history,” she said.

Khanyo said her role on Sarafina has helped a lot in the shaping of her career.

“Wherever I go, people still recognise me. It has also afforded me to get international gigs. Recently, I was in Gabon performing. Shortly after my performance. I was called back from my hotel room because people wanted me to perform the Sarafina songs.

“Although my band members and I were unprepared, I performed and everyone enjoyed it. I was thrilled to see the impact the movie has had on other countries as I was told that ‘Freedom is coming tomorrow’ is like an anthem to them.”

Award-winning musician Simphiwe Dana has set the record straight after she was called out for helping an alleged abuser.

This comes after a social media user hit back at the singer who has been expressing her viewers on gender-based violence on her social media platforms.

In a now-deleted tweet, the user said that Simphiwe was being a hypocrite by adding her voice to the outrage after she helped a man that was abusive.

Simphiwe said that at the time of helping him, she did not know he was abusing his partner.

Following the tweeps revelation, many social media users dragged the singer.

Simphiwe went on to say that her biggest disappointment was women who do not believe her because she is a celebrity.

“My biggest disappointment has been women who chose to not believe me because apparently ‘celebrities’ can’t be trusted to tell the truth. Women I adored. When I outed Mohale aboPenxenxe attacked me”, she tweeted.

The dragging did not stop.

The hitmaker, who recently released the critically acclaimed album, “Bamako”, then penned a thread detailing how she helped the accused abuser and how after finding out he had abused his girlfriend, outed him.

“I’m explaining this for the very last time. I’m not sure why it’s not clear but here we go. My sibling got a call from her best friend at the time, Mohau, frantic, saying that he was in jail in Kenya and that his passport was confiscated. My sibling was also frantic”, she said