A man went to social media complaining about what he saw happening in his yard. The man got a girlfriend at Gauteng and went with her at home. After he paid lot of money for Lobola, this is how her girlfriend was washing pots after the ceremony. These pictures left many people laughing at the strategy this women used.

She actually didn’t want to have water all over her. She decided to use the pipe to rinse the pots instead of using her hands. Most people love to excel when there are at the inlaws place. This young woman didn’t do all that she did what she thought was right.

Some people were actually supporting her idea especially when you are having long nails. It is hard to wash pots with long nails on your fingers. The husband should have told her the things that she is supposed to do. Because some people grew up in families where there were not doing anything.

Many people didn’t want to laugh at her but there were thinking how she will survive on fire. She is lucky that the family she got married too they actually use gas to cook food. There are families which use woods to make fire and that was going to be difficult for her.

Other thing that caught people’s eyes is that she was wearing her husband’s shoes. Well that is kinda funny because it’s look like the lady didn’t have flat shoes to walk outside. She is used in to wearing hills all day but at home in rural areas they do not do that.

I specifically blame the man for not warning her about thr situation at home. She should have told her that she is not supposed to put long nails and to have flat shoes. All this drama was not going to happen if they communicated well.

Brenda Ngxoli, a powerhouse in South African entertainment, is once again making headlines. This time, it’s not just for her acting talent but for a moment that has sparked debate online. During an interview on Newzroom Afrika, Ngxoli’s young daughter, Sky, made an unexpected appearance—sitting right on her mother’s lap.

As expected, the internet had opinions. Some called it “unprofessional,” while others praised the actress for balancing motherhood and career. But is this really something worth debating? Let’s break it down.

 

 

 

 

The Background: Brenda’s Journey and Career Wins
Brenda Ngxoli is no stranger to the spotlight. From her unforgettable roles in television dramas to her comedic brilliance, she has built a career that deserves all the recognition. Recently, she has been promoting her latest rom-com, A Scam Called Love, which is currently showing in 60 cinemas across South Africa.

Her role in the film showcases her versatility, proving once again why she’s one of the best in the industry. But instead of focusing on her work, some have chosen to criticize her for bringing her daughter along to an interview.https://x.com/Newzroom405/status/1898289030631993753?t=GHroS1kFuLSp0hgGd5yzLA&s=19

Why the Outrage?
Critics argue that bringing a child to a live interview is unprofessional. Some even suggested that, given her success, she should have hired a nanny for the hour. Others see this as a sign of poor work-life balance.

But let’s be real—how many of us have seen male celebrities with their kids and found it adorable? Why does the same act spark backlash when it’s a woman?

The Reality of Working Mothers
Brenda has been open about her personal struggles, including financial difficulties and family hardships. She has overcome significant challenges to reach her current success, making her decision to keep her child close even more understandable.

Working mothers around the world know how hard it is to juggle career and parenthood. Sometimes, bringing your child to work is the only viable option. Instead of shaming her, we should be applauding her for managing both responsibilities with grace.

A Double Standard We Need to Address
If a male actor had brought his child along, would there have been the same outrage? Likely not. Society still holds women to unrealistic standards, expecting them to be flawless professionals while also being perfect mothers.

It’s time to normalize the idea that parents—mothers included—can integrate their personal lives into their careers.

The Positive Side: Fans Show Support

Family Confirms Long Struggle with Mental Health
Johannesburg – The South African entertainment industry is mourning the loss of well-known comedian Ebenhaezer Dibakwane, who passed away at the age of 31. His family confirmed that he had been battling depression for years before his untimely death on Friday.

Dibakwane was celebrated for his unconventional humor and unique approach to stand-up comedy, which won him a dedicated fan base. Despite his ability to make audiences laugh, he privately struggled with melancholy. According to an official statement from his family on Tuesday, initial evidence suggests that he died by suicide.

 

 

 

A Rising Star in the Comedy Industry
Dibakwane’s talent was widely recognized within the comedy industry. He first gained national attention after winning the Savanna Comics’ Choice Newcomer of the Year Award, a prestigious honor that spotlighted emerging talent in South African comedy.

His career continued to flourish, earning him another major accolade—the Savanna Comics’ Choice Intermediate Comedian of the Year Award—further cementing his reputation as a rising star. Additionally, he received two more nominations for the Comics’ Choice Awards, demonstrating the high regard in which he was held by both his peers and fans.

Funeral and Memorial Arrangements
Dibakwane’s funeral is scheduled to take place in Mbombela on Friday, where family, friends, and fans will gather to say their final goodbyes. A memorial service will also be held at the Bioscope on Wednesday to honor his life and contributions to the entertainment industry.

His passing serves as a somber reminder of the challenges many artists face behind the scenes, despite their public personas. His family and friends hope that his story will encourage open conversations about mental health and the importance of seeking support.

A Lasting Legacy
Ebenhaezer Dibakwane leaves behind a legacy of laughter, talent, and a career that, though cut short, had a profound impact on the South African comedy scene. He will be remembered not only for his comedic brilliance but also for his courage in facing his struggles.

Rest in peace, Ebenhaezer Dibakwane.

The South African music industry has been shaken by the unexpected breakup of the popular Amapiano duo, Murumba Pitch. The duo, comprised of Emmanuel Nanga Mathye and Thabang Innocent “Maeywon” Mongolo, announced their separation on March 6, 2025, bringing an end to a successful musical partnership that has left an indelible mark on the Amapiano genre.

A Decade of Musical Excellence
Murumba Pitch originated in Limpopo and was initially founded in 2012 by music producer and rapper Chifo Charge. In 2013, the leadership was handed over to Emmanuel Mathye, who later teamed up with Thabang Mongolo to form the duo that fans came to love. Over the years, they gained prominence with hit tracks like Wena Dali, Hamba Juba, and Uyeke. Their unique blend of soulful vocals and Amapiano beats resonated with audiences, earning them a dedicated following and over 782,000 monthly listeners on Spotify.

 

 

The Heartbreaking Announcement
In a statement posted on their official Facebook page, Murumba Pitch expressed their sadness over the decision to part ways. The statement read:

“It is with great sadness that we announce that, after a meeting held on March 6, 2025, the aforementioned parties reached a mutual decision to terminate their partnership and contractual relationship with immediate effect.”

The duo assured fans that this was a mutual decision and emphasized that both artists would now embark on solo careers while exploring new opportunities.

Ensuring an Amicable Transition
Despite their split, Emmanuel and Thabang have committed to handling the transition professionally. They clarified that all business interests related to the Murumba Pitch brand would be settled fairly.

“Both parties have agreed that a formal media statement would be released to inform the public of this development. Additionally, the parties will be working together to ensure a fair and amicable settlement of the division of business interests in the Murumba Pitch Brand.”

As part of the transition, all bookings and interviews have been put on hold. The duo also requested patience and understanding from their supporters during this time.

Fans React with Shock and Sadness
The news of Murumba Pitch’s split has caused an emotional outpouring from fans across social media. Many expressed their disbelief, disappointment, and sadness. Some supporters left heartfelt comments, such as:

“Sad news, you guys gave us great music, but whatever led to this decision, we respect it. Good luck in your future endeavors.”

Another fan voiced concern for the Amapiano industry, stating:

“The music game won’t be the same without you together. Please reconsider!”

Legacy and Future Endeavors
Murumba Pitch’s final project together, the EP Impi, was released in October 2024. Featuring collaborations with industry heavyweights like Kabza de Small, Mthunzi, Daliwonga, and Phila Dlozi, the EP touched on themes of resilience and personal battles, leaving a lasting impression on fans.

As they embark on their solo careers, Emmanuel and Thabang carry with them years of experience and a solid fan base. While their breakup marks the end of an era, there remains hope that they may collaborate in the future, continuing their influence on the Amapiano scene.

The dissolution of Murumba Pitch is a significant loss to South African music, but their contributions will continue to inspire and shape the genre for years to come.

Radio presenter Zuluglamour is dead

The South African radio industry has lost one of its vibrant voices, Zamaweza “Zuluglamour” Mthalane.

The beloved Ukhozi FM contributor passed away on Sunday evening at Dr Pixley KaSeme Memorial Hospital in Durban after a brief battle with meningitis. She was 35 years old.

According to those close to her, Zuluglamour had been unwell for about two weeks before her passing.

“She started getting sick two weeks ago complaining about headaches. She tried to get medication, then she was later admitted to the hospital. When she got to the hospital, her situation just grew worse. Her eyes closed, and she couldn’t even hear at one point, and she passed away. We’re heartbroken by her sudden passing,” shared a source.

She was widely recognized for her contributions to Sigiyia Ngengoma, a Ukhozi FM show dedicated to maskandi music.

Through her segment Ezisegudwini, she kept listeners updated on the latest in the genre every Saturday. Her passion for maskandi music extended beyond radio, as she was a regular at music festivals where she often took on the role of MC.

Additionally, she showcased her presenting skills on the Umbuso Wamaciko podcast.

Tributes have been pouring in on social media from fans, colleagues, and industry peers, all remembering the energy and dedication she brought to her craft.

Da L.E.S leaves SA to US

South African rapper Da L.E.S, born Leslie Mampe Jr, has reportedly moved back to the United States following his health struggles.

 

 

 
The rapper suffered a stroke in 2024, which left him hospitalized for months. His mother, Priscillar Mampe, traveled to South Africa to oversee his care and ensure he received the necessary medical attention.According to reports, Da L.E.S, who was born in the US, has now returned to his birthplace to continue his recovery.

A close friend confirmed the move, stating that his mother wanted to be actively involved in his healing process.

“His mom took him with her, so she is present in his recovery, and he can get better medical care,” the source shared.

DJ Maphorisa previews new music

DJ Maphorisa is gearing up to take over the music scene once again, as he recently announced that he will be dropping two projects in March.

The Amapiano and Afrobeats hitmaker gave fans an exclusive taste of what’s coming when he went live on Instagram, playing snippets of his unreleased tracks.

The saved live session quickly went viral, sparking excitement among his followers.

“28th March Dropping 2 Projects,” he captioned post.

However, what caught even more attention was Maphorisa’s social media activity.

The producer, who also goes by his alter ego Madumane, wiped his entire Instagram feed—except for the saved live video.

This move has left fans speculating whether he is preparing for a major reinvention or signaling a fresh start in his career.

While details about the upcoming projects remain under wraps, one thing is certain—DJ Maphorisa is ready to shake things up once again.

Watch the video below:

Lerato Kganyago announced ad a Mercedes Benz ambassador

South African star Lerato Kganyago secured a new bag.

Taking to social media, the DJ announced being the new ambassador of the Mercedes Benz brand.

LKG expressed excitement as she joins the Benz family.

She shared photos of herself standing beside a decorated new Mercedes Benz.

She captioned post: “YOU LOOKING AT THE BRAND NEW AMBASSADOR of Mercedes Benz SA. Make sense right? So excited!!”

Lungelo Mpangase is a South African model, influencer, and actress. She has appeared in many well-known television shows and productions.

Television viewers are familiar with her face on series like eHostela, where she played Khethiwe. Currently, she is playing the character Nikiwe on the soap opera Nikiwe.

Lungelo is a qualified lawyer. She obtained a bachelor’s degree in law in 2017. After graduation, she had a one-year course in Aviation or airline Management and operations at EP Aviation trainingLungelo Mpangase always shows her fans what she does every day. Fans are always excited to see her pictures and activities, vacations, and game park travels.Lungelo works hard, and her fans believe she deserves the luxurious lifestyle she has now. She looks to live in one of those fancy bachelor pad buildings with the greatest views, giving fans an overview of what she sees when she wakes up.Many couldn’t stop praising her beauty, natural charm, and the fact that she doesn’t even use makeup daily. Many people found her daily routine to be incredibly calming.

Some actors have related tales about how their parents objected to their decision to pursue an acting career. Others enrolled in non-acting courses out of a desire to do as their families had asked. This is the case with Lungelo Mpangase, a licensed attorney in real life.

The Mzali wami actress is brilliant, which is evident in her work and being attractive with a curvy body. The Ladysmith, KwaZulu Natal-born young actress, has always been intelligent. She pursued a degree in law to appease her parents, who had high hopes for her to attend law school. Lungelo earned her Unisa degree in 2017, even though acting was her true calling. The actress enrolled in an aviation management course at EPT Aviation Training for a year after receiving her degree.Mpangase never practised after receiving her certification; instead, she jumped into acting. She made her acting debut in the drama Uselwa, which was never broadcast. Due to poor financial management by the production, the drama was never shown on screen. It was said that the crew was never paid for their labour. She then got a part in eHostela playing Khethiwe, her first notable appearance. She played a woman who wanted to become a maskandi star but passed away in the first season.

Lungelo made an appearance in the Mzansi Magic film, Themba Lam. The famous show, produced by graduates of M-Magic Net’s in Motion Academy, premiered on Mzansi Magic in June 2019. In the incredible show, a young man supports his lover’s education by paying for it, only to be duped later.

The South African entertainment industry is mourning the passing of award-winning comedian, actor, and writer Ebenhaezer Dibakwane, who sadly passed away on Friday, 7 March at 31 years.

EBENHAEZER DIBAKWANE: LAST INSTAGRAM PHOTO
Ebenhaezer Dibakwane’s agency, Pickled Ginger SA confirmed his passing in a statement on social media on Saturday, 8 March.

 

 
Fans of the actor were concerned about his last Instagram post a week where he appeared sad and captioned the post: “You see me?”.

Dr Honmach replied: “And just like that. This was a ‘see me no more”

The Legit Zack Vyler said: “Damn bro you look sad, you good?”

Social media user @lwazithamc shared a previous interview of the actor admitting that he’s depressed and sad.

“It’s very difficult for me to do jokes. I am a very sad and depressed person,” said the actor and comedian.

Dibakwane also reveals in the interview that he’s acting happy, and that people don’t care in South Africa.

The award-winning actor and comedian is famously known for his MisEducation role alongside late actor Mpho Sebeng, who died in May 2024.A post shared by Ebenhaezer Dibakwane (@ebenhaezerdibakwane)

MZANSI PAYS TRIBUTE TO ACTOR
@TheGeopol: “It’s sad how many 90s & 2Ks are dying young due to depression or suicide, since Covid the world has never been the same again.”

@sanjayvatts: “This is a very sad news. He entertained so many people. Saddened by this disappointing news. His humour and talent will always remain in hearts of his fans.”

@boyane_tt: “Oh no I watched a documentary about this guy about fighting and overcoming depression. I think it was shot in the early days of COVID-19 and featured the late Dr Sindi as well.”

@FuiznStifi: “Saddened by this disappointing news. Ebenhaezer Dibakwane’s humor and talent will always remain in our hearts. His contributions will be remembered.”

@AndyMcDusty: “Ebenezer was such a solid oke. From his time in the drama productions at @go2uj. He was kind, polite, approachable. Absolutely hilarious and down to earth. There was still so much we expected from his career. We had only scratched the surface when it comes to the depth of his talent.”