Thabiso Sikwane to Be Laid to Rest in Private Cremation Ceremony

The late radio icon Thabiso Sikwane will be cremated in a private ceremony, as announced by her family. In a statement released on Wednesday, September 4, the family confirmed the details of her memorial service and funeral, which will take place on Friday, September 6, 2023, at 3C Ministries Church in Irene, Centurion, starting at 9 a.m.

The family expressed their desire for a vibrant celebration of Thabiso’s life, asking mourners to wear “African bright” attire instead of traditional black. “The dress code is African bright, strictly no black,” the family stated, emphasising the importance of honouring Thabiso’s legacy with colour and joy.


 

 

 

 

 

 

Thabiso Sikwane, a beloved voice on radio stations such as SAfm, PowerFM, and KayaFM 959, passed away on Saturday, August 31. Her death, which came just a month after she celebrated her 50th birthday on July 3, shocked and saddened the nation, particularly as it marked a heartbreaking close to Women’s Month.Since the news of her passing, social media has been flooded with heartfelt tributes from colleagues, friends, and fans alike, all remembering the warmth, wisdom, and charisma that Thabiso brought to the airwaves. As her loved ones prepare to say their final goodbyes, they invite those who knew and admired her to join in celebrating the life of a remarkable woman who left an indelible mark on South African radio.

Phindile Gwala and her baby girl Thato served mommy and daughter goals with their lovely snaps.

Phindile Gwala and her baby girl Thato served mommy and daughter goals with their lovely snaps. Phindile Gwala and her daughter are goals 🥰
Pictures of the former ‘Muvhango’ star and her baby girl recently made rounds on social media.
Fans can’t believe Phindile has a grown child. One said: “I didn’t know she had a child.”Phindile Gwala is a South Africa actress who is regarded as one of the most beautiful actress on uMzansi. Phindile became famously on Muvhango the soap opera that plays on SABC 2 at 9:00 pm. That’s that’s where uMzansi notice this exquisite talent. Phindile was born on Eshowe, Kwa Zulu Natal, she’s 35 years as of 2021. Phindile have only one child it’s a daughter Thato Gwala. She’s married to Armando Ngandu. Phindile Gwala parents are Christians and her father as a priest.


 

 

 

 

Phindile Gwala resigned on Muvhango so she can focus more on her brand, She wanted to take her career path in business management by airing her show, Phindile explained to the fresh breakfast team on Metro FM. And currently she’s acting on Imbewu: The seed ETV drama series as character of Fikile.

Check out Phindile Gwala pictures proving that she’s a proudly Zulu woman, take a look at her stunning pictures.

Lerato Kganyago responds to troll mocking her miscarriages – ‘I hope you feel good’

Lerato Kganyago responds to troll mocking her miscarriages – ‘I hope you feel good’by Samantha Mochele

South African media personality Lerato Kganyago, recently found herself at the centre of an insensitive online attack when a troll mocked her past miscarriages.

The incident began when a social media user @cobra4rce took to X (formerly Twitter) to make a hurtful comment about Lerato’s struggles with miscarriages, a deeply personal and painful part of her life by saying, “Dumela (Hello)ms carriage,”.


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

In response to the troll’s comment, Lerato didn’t resort to anger or insults. Instead, she replied with a simple yet powerful statement: ” LOL I hope you feel good after this. I would be very upset if you didn’t.”

According to SowetanLive, back in 2021, Lerato had shared on Instagram that she was pregnant but tragically lost her baby, marking her fourth miscarriage.

Earlier this year, in February, she announced on her Instagram story that she faced heartbreak once more when she suffered her fifth miscarriage.Lerato Kganyago responds to troll mocking her miscarriages – ‘I hope you feel good’by Samantha Mochele

South African media personality Lerato Kganyago, recently found herself at the centre of an insensitive online attack when a troll mocked her past miscarriages.

The incident began when a social media user @cobra4rce took to X (formerly Twitter) to make a hurtful comment about Lerato’s struggles with miscarriages, a deeply personal and painful part of her life by saying, “Dumela (Hello)ms carriage,”.

In response to the troll’s comment, Lerato didn’t resort to anger or insults. Instead, she replied with a simple yet powerful statement: ” LOL I hope you feel good after this. I would be very upset if you didn’t.”

According to SowetanLive, back in 2021, Lerato had shared on Instagram that she was pregnant but tragically lost her baby, marking her fourth miscarriage.

Earlier this year, in February, she announced on her Instagram story that she faced heartbreak once more when she suffered her fifth miscarriage.

Taking to the comments, fans and followers were behind Lerato, expressing sympathy and support. Many responded with broken heart emojis. Some users fiercely defended her, bashing the troll’s ghost account for the insensitive comment.

‘It’s Sho time!’ Sho Madjozi ready to reclaim title as queen of music

When thinking of the music scene in South Africa during the year 2017, one of the first names that comes to mind is Sho Madjozi. Born Maya Christinah Xichavo Wegerif, the Limpopo-born artist came onto the scene and quickly gained popularity and fame not only for her musical gifts but her unique style and charming personality.

Sho was able to gain popularity by utilising her ability to rap and sing in multiple native languages, XiTshonga and KiSwahili being part of those. Her distinct sound separated her from her peers and catapulted her career, turning her into a household name both locally and internationally, opening her up to huge opportunities such as being the first African artist to appear on the popular YouTube music channel ‘Colors‘


 

 

 

 

 

Using the traction she got from her hit singles such as ‘Huku‘ and ‘Dumi hi phone‘ as well as the features she had been part of, the multi-award winner soon ventured into other businesses, such as a hair braiding company, which proved to be popular, particularly with the younger demographic.

Unfortunately, due to dealing with betrayal from people she trusted personally and professionally, the songstress decided that keeping a low profile would be what is best for her and her career. Although she appears to be doing just fine, the songstress has not been able to consistently get back to releasing music as she did early in her career.

Taking to Instagram, the multi-talented artist announced that she is ready to give the people what they want, with a new single dropping this month, and according to her, this is the first of many.

“I just got the final mix for my first single, dropping this month. It’s Sho time!”

2 years later, DJ Sumbody’s family still seeks closure

Two years have passed since the shocking murder of Oupa “DJ Sumbody” Sefala. The musician who was best known for his popular tracks “Ayepyep” and “Monate Mpolaye,” was tragically gunned down in Sandton, north of Johannesburg, in November 2022 and his family’s journey for justice remains ongoing.

Despite the passage of time and continued efforts from law enforcement, DJ Sumbody’s family is still awaiting answers. Koketso Sefoka, DJ Sumbody’s brother, spoke to the DailySun about their ongoing challenges.


 

 

 

 

“It’s not easy, because we haven’t found closure as the case is still pending and a lot of things are happening,” Koketso said, “But we’re moving on.”

According to Daneloo, the South African Police Service (SAPS) recently provided an update on the investigations into the murders of DJ Sumbody and his friend Peter “Mashata” Mabuse. During a media briefing, the Gauteng police commissioner Lieutenant-General Tommy Mthombeni revealed that the killers of both friends remain at large. “We’ve assigned Major-General Mbuso Khumalo to the investigation. We follow leads and will inform the public when we have a breakthrough. Yes, there are leads in relation to the two cases.”

Koketso further shared with the publication that the family has been dedicated to ensuring DJ Sumbody’s legacy endures. They are honouring him through several initiatives, including a golf day he used to host to raise funds for charity. Additionally, they are launching the DJ Sumbody Foundation, a project created by the Sefoka family and partners to drive change in entrepreneurship, education, and the arts.

Sonia Booth opens up on divorce battle, ‘It drained me emotionally, physically and financially’

After more than a year of being involved in a lengthy divorce battle with ex-husband Matthew Booth, Sonia has finally opened up about the experience.

Their breakup was one which was highly publicised in 2022 after Sonia exposed her husband for having an affair with his, now business partner, Bongani Mthombeni.

Sonia took to Instagram, sharing several screenshots revealing his whereabouts and detailing multiple incidences where he slipped up and managed to be exposed.


 

 

 

 

 

Following a one-year and five-month-long legal battle she recently spoke to the entertainment publication Radio 2000 where she highlighted just how much weight this process has put on her.

“It drained me emotionally, physically and financially,” she revealed. Sonia highlighted that she felt it was better to endure the hard battle now than to settle and regret things later.

“It’s a roller-coaster ride. I’m grateful for the support system I have because had it not been for that, I wouldn’t be sitting here today. I think I would have been in a mental institution, or I would have died. I am not exaggerating when I say that.

In her reflection, she highlighted that everything that happened during the divorce was for her own good.

“I believe everything happens for a reason, and it was to strengthen me, to test my faith and to see how anchored I am.”

Meanwhile, the entrepreneur, says that her mother, aunt and children have been her biggest supporters during this time.

“Having my boys show me the love they do, not once have they judged me. They love me unconditionally and remind me daily of what an incredible mother I am. That keeps me alive.”

Kaizer Chiefs veteran’s mansion at stake after skipped payments

Bafana Bafana and Kaizer Chiefs veteran Reneilwe Letsholonyane could be finding himself homeless after failed bond repayments have resulted in the possibility of the bank repossessing his Fourways house.

According to the news and entertainment publication, The South African, the former footballer who is affectionately known as “Yeye” has been struggling to keep up with the payments for his R1 million house. The above-mentioned publication also reports that he has an outstanding balance of R450 000 in addition to this, his municipal levies have accumulated to a total of R730 000.


 

With the star footballer failing to meet the demands of managing his debt, Standard Bank has since taken matters into its own hands by heading to court.

After ignoring calls and failing to respond to letters of demand, news publication City Press reveals that the bank’s manager for home services collections, deposed an affidavit which states that the bank has no choice but to apply for an execution order.

The papers read: “A warrant for attached and ultimate sale in execution will not be possible without the court granting an order authorising the execution against the property. The nature of the debt is monies lent and advanced, secured by a mortgage bond registered over the immovable property of Reneilwe Letsholonyane. The amount of his debt is contained in the relevant mortgage loan agreement.”

Meanwhile, when City Press reached out to Reneilwe, he denied the allegations that he was ignoring the bank.

“I am trying to sell the property privately, so it’s not true that I have not been communicating with them.”

He told the publication that he has been clear in his communication with the bank.

“I have been telling them throughout the process.”

Who is mampho from house of zwide .Gaisang Noge

Gaisang Noge is an actress best known for slaying her role in etv series House of Zwide as Mampho. Some star fans may not know much about the actress because she is still fresh in the acting industry.


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The actress was born on the !6th of June 1996 , bred in Vaal Triangle in Gauteng Province. She grew up in a loving home with her family. She was taught to attend church, attend Sunday School and even bible classes and youth gatherings at church as she grew up.
She has landed several roles on Television before her House of Zwide role. The actress had her first television appearance in a Mzansi magic movie called Efa Motho Motho. She landed the role in Ferguson films’ The River as Masseuse. In the year 2020, she was in a short film called 5Clicks. This year she landed a role as Karabo in Bo Mma, a Mzansi Magic drama series. In July, she started appearing on our TV screens as Mampho in the fashion soapie House of Zwide.
It is safe to say that Noge is a rising star, and more success is coming her way in her acting career. The actress has never used her connections to anyone in the industry because she wanted to rise on her own merits. She recently landed a role as one of the lead actors on the third season of The Wife playing Naledi.

She has landed several roles on Television before her House of Zwide role. The actress had her first television appearance in a Mzansi magic movie called Efa Motho Motho. She landed the role in Ferguson films’ The River as Masseuse. In the year 2020, she was in a short film called 5Clicks. This year she landed a role as Karabo in Bo Mma, a Mzansi Magic drama series. In July, she started appearing on our TV screens as Mampho in the fashion soapie House of Zwide that replaced Rhythm City.

In House of Zwide, her role is that of an intern House of Zwide. Mampho is resilient and can do anything to make sure that her name is at the top. This has cost her friends as she uses destructive methods to get what she wants. She can sabotage her fellow interns and even snitch on them to her boss’ daughter to try and earn points. When all fails, she tries to get with Nkosi, who is the son of her boss. Nkosi, however, chooses his girlfriend over her. This destroys the friendship that Mampho had forged with Nkosi’s sister Zanele to get closer to the family.

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Besides acting, the star is also a Youtuber. She has a Youtube channel where she shares unpopular opinions that she wished she had heard growing up. Gaisang chats about God, losing in love, searching for her true self and finding her happily ever after. She is also into fashion and is into traditional clothes in particular. The actress

Khanyi Mbau speaks on recovery after plastic surgery

Khanyi Mbau speaks on recovery after plastic surgeryby Limpho Nonkonyane
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Actress and social media personality Khanyi Mbau shares her recovery journey after getting plastic surgery.

As the reality star heals from her recent trip to Turkey for her upper blepharoplasty, lip lift and fox eye surgery, a cosmetic procedure done to remove sagginess under your eyelids, internet users feel that she has done enough.


 

 

 

 

 

Khanyi is not the only celebrity to go under the knife as many celebrities have shared or speculated to have had work done.

Online publication MDN News on X (formerly known as Twitter) shared a video of her explaining the type of surgery she did.

Speaking to news publication, TshisaLive, Khanyi shared, “We first need to understand surgery and self-love have no relation. People have tried to cushion their discomfort about what they feel is taboo by labelling their projections and saying surgery is a result of a lack of self-love.”

Despite facing backlash from online users for her surgery Khanyi expressed that her procedure had nothing to do with how she felt about herself, as she viewed cosmetic surgery as a form of self-expression.

‘Order has been restored’ – Samthing Soweto added on new song

‘Order has been restored’ – Samthing Soweto added on new songby Limpho Nonkonyane
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Internet users did not come to play when it came to defending singer and songwriter Samthing Soweto after he was snubbed from the newly released song ‘Amalanga Awafani.’

 

 
The X (formerly known as Twitter) streets were recently buzzing as internet users called for the singer to be credited in the song with some even reporting it on music platforms and vowing to to listen to the song until the matter was solved.

Taking to Instagram Live, DJ Maphorisa had an emotional rant regarding the backlash he received from internet users as some people started saying that he was greedy by not giving Samthing Soweto his accreditation given that it was his voice on the song.