Month: September 2024

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 surgeryby Limpho Nonkonyane
PICTURE: INSTAGRAM
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 songby Limpho Nonkonyane
PICTURE: X
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.

For as long as he’s been born, Monde Jr Shange has spent a large portion of his life in hospital.

Previously, Tumi Motsoeneng also known as Gogo Skhotheni has vented on her social media about the pain of seeing her son in drips every day.She has also shared that she’s prepared for the worst shortly after Monde Jr celebrated his second birthday in hospital.

“I hardly talk about my son hey but now I am tired all I can say is that this week I spoke to my heart I need to prepare myself for the worst and all that will come. I am not wishing death upon my son but preparations are better than nothing at all. I don’t want to say much but I know my son is tired,” she said on her Instagram stories.

 

 

 

And now the worst has come.In a statement released on behalf of the Motsoeneng and Shange family, it’s confirmed that it was around 3pm that the little boy passed on at Busamed Modderfontein Private Hospital.

“The families kindly request privacy as they navigate this deep and painful loss. We ask for your understanding and compassion in giving them the space they need during this difficult time of grieving,” the statement further reads.

Renowned actress Sindi Dlathu has officially joined the cast of e.tv’s popular drama series Isiphetho: Destiny.

Dlathu plays the character of Zanemvula, a manipulative and deceitful woman who is the mother of Buhle.

Zanemvula initially presents herself as a mother seeking to reconnect with her child. However, it soon becomes clear that she is a fugitive from Malawian law, having fled her past as the first wife of a cult leader.From Friday’s episode onwards, the series will transform, with a renewed focus on family dynamics and a clearer separation between heroes and villains, according to the channel.

Actress Sindi Dlathu joins ‘Isiphetho: Destiny.

 

 

 

 

 

Central to the unfolding drama is Justice, who, driven by years of grief and unanswered questions, relentlessly seeks the truth about his daughter’s death in a fire 15 years ago.

Holding Buhle, Mosa, Ntando, and Portia responsible for the tragedy, Justice resorts to drastic measures by kidnapping the four friends.

The tension escalates dramatically, culminating in a gunshot that leaves one character fighting for their life.

Adding to the intensity is the newly introduced character, Bheki, Connie’s fiancé and the father of Blondie’s child, played by the legendary Themba Ndaba.

Bheki carries a dark secret: he is responsible for the devastating fire 15 years ago that killed Justice’s daughter.

Stormers rugby player Wandisile Simelane is officially off the market after recently paying lobola for Bianca Coster.

WANDISILE SIMELANE PAYS LOBOLA FOR LONG-TERM GIRLFRIEND
The actress Bianca Coster recently took to her Instagram to share a video of her special day with Wandisile Simelane.
Rugby star Wandisile Simelane and Bianca Coster’s lobola celebration

 

 

 

She captioned the videos: “Promise kept, Ngiyabonga Myeni Wam,’ (thank you my husband).

Coster and Simelane have reportedly kept their relationship under wraps and have been dating for a few years.

The actress previously revealed to TshisaLIVE that they have been together for three years, on and off.

She also reveals that Wandile sent a letter to her parents on 10 August, leading to the lobola ceremony on 24 August.

Coster also tells the publication: “He brought it up to me earlier this year, and I wasn’t sure if he was serious until June when he sat me down again to say he was ready to go ahead with it. The energy we share is unmatched.”

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SOUTH AFRICANS CONGRATULATE THE PAIR
@BusieM_M: Rugby boys are very family oriented. Congratulations to them and may they be blessed.”

@lisa_zembe: “Congratulations to you my love and Wandi.”

@real_jacksona: “Congratulations are in order for the lobola. 👏👏”

@Chereeane: “Congratulations mama!! You deserve it all and soooooo much more!”

WHO IS BIANCA COSTER?
The model Bianca Coster is the South African woman whose image has been used by Twitter troll/Twitter president Chris Excel.

Briefly reports she’s an Instagram influencer, model, brand ambassador who previously starred in music videos, TV adverts and has over 240 000 followers.

She reportedly has an BA Hon in industrial sociology degree from the University of Johannesburg and is a South African of Swati ethnicity.

I want to shine a spotlight on a remarkable actress who has courageously tackled a significant challenge in her life—Dieketseng Mnisi. You might know her best as MaNtuli from the popular South African soap opera Skeem Saam, and believe it or not, she stepped into this iconic role without knowing a lick of Pedi!

That’s right! When Dieketseng was cast back in 2012, she found herself in a bit of a pickle. “I couldn’t speak a word of Pedi,” she recalls. But instead of shying away, Dieketseng took it on as a personal challenge. “I vowed to learn the language no matter what,” she said, making it clear that she wasn’t going to let a little language barrier hold her back.

Her determination led her to reach out to colleagues for help, especially Harriet Manamela, who plays the role of Meikie Maputla. “I remember calling her every night and asking her to translate Pedi words for me,” she laughs. I mean, talk about dedication! Thanks to her efforts, Dieketseng can now confidently converse in Pedi—she’s even managed to turn the tables and gossip-proof herself in the language!

Dieketseng’s journey is more than just about mastering a new language; it’s also about embracing her diverse identity. “I’m Tsonga by birth and not ashamed of my identity,” she proudly states, emphasizing the importance of learning one’s spouse’s language and passing it down to the next generation. As a married woman, she raised her kids to speak Zulu while seamlessly integrating her Tsonga roots. Talk about a multi-culti family!

 

 

 

 

But let’s not forget her roots in the acting world. Dieketseng has been captivating audiences with her talent since 1978! She earned her stripes in productions like Taximan and the Schoolgirl, Ziyabhenda, and Sarafina. Plus, she took her talent on the road, gracing international stages as part of Welcome Msomi’s Umabatha. It’s incredible how she’s transformed her passion into a career!

Of course, none of this would have been possible without the guidance of her mentor, the legendary playwright Gibson Kente. Dieketseng fondly recalls him shaping her acting style and instilling discipline. “I am who I am because of him,” she acknowledges, grateful for the skills he passed on to her.

In her portrayal of MaNtuli, Dieketseng delivers a character full of complexity—angry and jealous because her husband left her to care for their children alone. Yet, this fury serves as a mirror reflecting issues present in our society. It’s through characters like MaNtuli that viewers can learn and empathize with the myriad of human emotions and experiences.

Unlike the fiery MaNtuli, Dieketseng describes herself as accommodating and peace-loving. It’s clear that beneath the surface drama, she radiates warmth, bringing light to the stories she tells on screen.

So, hats off to Dieketseng Mnisi—a true testament to resilience, adaptation, and the beautiful interplay of languages and cultures. Here’s to more inspiring stories and characters that help us bridge divides and understand each other a little better. Keep shining, Dieketseng! We’re all rooting for you!

If you’re a fan of *Scandal!* and think you’ve seen all the drama the show has to offer, brace yourself. The upcoming episodes are set to deliver a bombshell that will leave viewers on the edge of their seats. The complex web of secrets surrounding Tlhogi is unraveling, and it’s about to shake things up in a major way.

For some time now, Tlhogi has been leading a double life, convincing everyone that her unborn child’s father is Mdala. This deception was carefully crafted by manipulating DNA results to keep the truth hidden. But in a stunning twist, it turns out that Thapelo, affectionately known as Taps, is the real father of Tlhogi’s baby.

 

 

 

 

Tlhogi’s decision to conceal Thapelo’s paternity wasn’t made lightly. At the time, Thapelo was struggling financially, with no stable job or income to provide for a child. Fearing for her baby’s future, Tlhogi made a difficult choice. She chose Mdala, a man with financial stability, believing that he could offer the security and resources her child needed. It was a classic case of “better safe than sorry,” but as we all know, secrets have a way of surfacing, often with dramatic consequences.
Fast forward to the present, and Thapelo’s life has taken a dramatic turn. After reuniting with his family, he is now involved in the family business and has been granted shares in the company. This financial uplift has brought new hope and stability to Thapelo’s life, and with it, Tlhogi’s feelings for him have resurfaced. Realizing that her love for Thapelo never truly faded, Tlhogi is now faced with a difficult decision.

#### **The Truth Comes Out**
In a moment of vulnerability and honesty, Tlhogi decides it’s time to come clean. Gathering her courage, she prepares to confess everything to Thapelo—the faked DNA results, the reasons behind her choice to involve Mdala, and the emotional turmoil she’s endured. This revelation is sure to send shockwaves through both their lives. How will Thapelo react to discovering that he is the real father? Will he feel betrayed by Tlhogi’s deception, or could this be the catalyst for them to rekindle their relationship?

#### **The Fallout: What’s Next for Tlhogi, Thapelo, and Mdala?**
The tension is palpable as the truth hangs in the balance. As if the situation wasn’t complicated enough, there’s the looming question of Mdala’s reaction. Will he uncover the truth before Tlhogi has the chance to explain herself? The stakes have never been higher, and the outcome is anything but certain.

*Scandal!* has always been a show known for its unexpected twists and turns, and this latest storyline is no exception. As viewers, we’re left wondering how this shocking revelation will play out. Will Tlhogi’s decision to be honest lead to a happy ending, or will it plunge their lives into chaos?

One thing is for sure: the upcoming episodes are packed with drama, and we’re in for a wild ride. Whether love will conquer all or the truth will tear them apart, only time will tell. So, make sure you’re tuned in, because this is *Scandal!* at its very best.

Monday 2 September 2024
Episode 46
Kwaito confronts Tbose about the lost tender. Phomolo orders Pretty to pack her things and leave Lehasa’s apartment. MaNtuli discovers the secrets of social media influence.

 

 

 

 

Tuesday 3 September 2024
Episode 47
Lehasa’s sentencing causes division among people. Kwaito confronts Bra Boikie and uncovers some shocking truths about Tbose. Charles aspires to become an influencer.

Wednesday 4 September 2024
Episode 48
The good doctor reveals her cunning Lady Macbeth side. Tbose and Mapitsi become the talk of the town, but not everyone is happy for their success.

Thursday 5 September 2024
Episode 49
Salamina discovers Letetswe’s raft in the shop’s storeroom. Mapitsi and Tbose start to feel the weight of parenting on their own. Toby is shocked to learn how expensive the trial is.

Friday 6 September 2024
Episode 50
Charles is stunned by Salamina’s decision to go to the police. Tbose struggles to balance work and family responsibilities. Babeile is shocked when someone reveals a new lead about Smaki’s disappearance.

Monday 9 September 2024
Episode 51
Meikie and John learn how much Tbose and Mapitsi are struggling to run their household. Toby ruins his chance of getting legal representation as his trial looms closer. Letetswe is unsettled by Salamina’s interpretation of the events involving him and Smaki.

Tuesday 10 September 2024
Episode 52
Opposing debate teams seek guidance from their parents on the 30 years of democracy. Tbose and Mapitsi continue to grapple with the challenges of their newfound independence.

Wednesday 11 September 2024
Episode 53
Charles suggests a risky plan to save his family. Evelyn and Toby face the consequences of Toby’s reckless actions.

Thursday 12 September 2024
Episode 54
The Grade 10 learners engage in a heated debate about 30 years of democracy. Mapitsi’s interview rubs her mother-in-law the wrong way. Charles makes a pact with someone to get rid of incriminating evidence.

Friday 13 September 2024
Episode 55
Kwaito and Elizabeth seem to have conflicting

Gayton learns how to do the ‘Yebo Lapho’ dance

Limpopo Boy gets recognition from the Department of Sports, Arts and Culture.

The South African choreographer has made the nation proud by promoting Mzansi culture through dance at international scenes.

Over the past months, Limpopo Boy toured various countries beyond SA borders.

Recently, he had a good time with Minister Gayton McKenzie who has made several headlines upon resuming the office of the dept of Sports, Arts and Culture.

Limpopo Boy expressed gratitude after meeting Gayton, as he taught him how to do the viral Yebo Lapho dance.

The dancer shared the video on his Instagram account, captioned “It’s a Celebration 🎉 Thank you 🙏🏽 OUR ENERGETIC MINISTER 🇿🇦 🛫🌎🗣️🕺🏻 Thank you team LimpopoBoy.”

Gayton also endorsed the dancer on social media; the minister tweeted, “This young man is a national treasure, I had a very good and fruitful meeting with him as promised. We copied even move the furniture for some dancing tips.”