Mac G’s old video resurfaces after making harsh comment about Minnie Dlamini

Podcast and Chill host Mac G is once again under fire on social media — and this time, an old controversial moment from his past has resurfaced to fuel the conversation.

Following the backlash from his recent derogatory remarks about media personality Minnie Dlamini, an old clip of the podcaster on international television has gone viral.

 
In the resurfaced video, Mac G, representing South Africa as a Manchester United fan, appeared on a British news broadcast where a light-hearted soccer discussion quickly took a turn.

During the segment, he shocked the British hosts by using vulgar language.

He asked them to play a controversial game where he named three football players and posed the question: “Who would you — explicitly using the f-word on live TV. His unexpected outburst left the presenters stunned, prompting the station to immediately cut him off air and issue a public apology for his behavior.

The clip, initially shared by user @_mashesha, quickly gained traction online, amassing over 100,000 views amid the latest controversy surrounding MacG’s comments about Minnie Dlamini’s relationship breakup with Dr. Brian Monaisa.

Many X (formerly Twitter) users expressed that the viral throwback was yet another example of the podcaster’s long-standing reputation for being brash and unfiltered.

Watch the old video below:

Anele Mdoda appreciates wedding gift from PriMedia

Anele Mdoda recently had a touching moment during her wedding celebrations after receiving a unique and heartfelt gift from a media house.

The broadcaster shared her emotional reaction on her X account, posting a video of the surprise.

 
Anele explained that during last weekend’s festivities, she had stepped away from the farm for a spa day organized by her stepmother at Prana Lodge with her close friends.

While she was away, she received an unexpected call from her uncle informing her that Primedia had arrived at the farm to deliver a cow as a wedding gift for her family.

Sharing the heartwarming moment, Anele wrote, “So I stepped out of the farm for two hours during last weekend’s festivities. My stepmom had organised me a spa day at Prana Lodge with my girls. I get a call from my uncle and he says Primedia are here to drop off a cow as a gift to the family. Guys, I shed a thug tear bruh!”

She went on to express her gratitude, describing the gesture as “a high impact gift” and “a moving thing to do,” adding that it made her feel deeply valued.

Anele also gave a special shout-out to Primedia’s Jonathan Proctor, Mzo, and Hennie, calling their gesture “unmatched.”

Sonia Mbele writes sweet tribute to Gail Mabalane

Sonia Mbele recently took a moment to celebrate fellow actress Gail Mabalane in a touching Instagram post that left fans feeling inspired.

The media personality shared heartfelt words of admiration, praising Gail’s talent, grace, and undeniable presence both on and off screen.

 
In her tribute, Sonia wrote, “@gail_mabalane Sis I want to take this moment to honour you, your work, your talent, your grace that clearly shines through as God’s hand of Glory over your life. You’re a perfect reminder of God doing a good thing over his children! Let’s celebrate them as they live their purpose!”

Her words reflected a deep respect not just for Gail’s acting skills but for her character and spiritual grounding as well.

Sonia also used hashtags in her post that hinted at her excitement for the highly anticipated second season of Unseen on Netflix, where Gail reprises her acclaimed role.

Gail Mabalane has been receiving praise for her performance in the hit series, and Sonia’s public acknowledgment added to the growing support for the actress as fans eagerly await the return of Unseen.

Mac G weighs in on Minnie Dlamini’s recent breakup with Dr. Brian Monaisa

Mac G has once again found himself at the center of controversy after making some harsh remarks about Minnie Dlamini during the latest episode of Podcast and Chill.

The popular host weighed in on Minnie’s breakup with Dr Brian Monaisa, and his comments quickly sparked outrage online.

 
In the now-viral episode, Mac G speculated about the reasons behind Minnie and Dr Monaisa’s split, a topic that has already been surrounded by public curiosity.

While online users had earlier suspected infidelity, Dr Brian Monaisa had firmly denied these claims, releasing a statement that their separation was not due to cheating.

Despite this clarification, Mac G went on to share his own controversial guesses.

A snippet from the podcast, reposted by @MDNnews on X, captured Mac G questioning, “Minnie is pretty, why can’t she keep a man?” His co-host, Sol, chimed in with the suggestion that Dr Monaisa may have been fulfilling a fantasy by dating Minnie.

However, it was Mac G’s next comment that really stirred backlash.

He added, “I think there is something wrong with her,” and went further to speculate that Minnie Dlamini might have a body odour issue.

The remarks ignited a wave of criticism against Podcast and Chill, with many accusing Mac G of being disrespectful and unnecessarily harsh.

Cassper Nyovest reacts to online user trolling him for dumping rap music for streaming

South African rapper Cassper Nyovest gets trolled for starting a new career.

A few days ago, the superstar announced he’s kicked off a streaming career on Twitch and requested fans’ support.

 
On a recent Instagram post, a user dragged him for focusing on another career while being a rapper.

“From raping to streaming SA hip-hop died after Supa mega died,” the user wrote.

Cassper didn’t hesitate with his response, as he slammed the troll and urged him to give his life to God.

“@cuthbert_mate you’re also gonna die by the way. Accept Jesus as your Lord and Saviour,” Nyovest wrote.

Khaya Dlanga sets the record straight on Anele Mdoda’s lobola ceremony

Renowned author Khaya Dlanga has offered clarity on the recent celebration involving media personality Anele Mdoda, following widespread speculation and congratulatory messages suggesting she had tied the knot.

According to Dlanga, what took place was not a wedding in the conventional or Western sense, but rather the final stage of the lobola process rooted deeply in isiXhosa tradition.

 
Sharing the insight on social media, Dlanga explained that the occasion was a significant cultural event known as ukwamkela abakhwenyana — a ceremony where the bride’s family formally accepts the groom.

“Just to clarify, what took place was not a wedding,” he posted. “It was the final stage of the lobola process, along with a ceremony called ukwamkela abakhwenyana, which is to say the formal acceptance of the groom by the bride’s family.”

Dlanga cautioned against interpreting the presence of a bride and groom as equivalent to a Western wedding.

“Please don’t get stuck on words like groom and bride and make them equal marriage, as in the Western tradition in this context,” he added.

He went on to emphasize that in isiXhosa custom, lobola is never a once-off transaction, even for those who could afford to pay it all at once.

“Lobola is supposed to be done in stages and, traditionally, it is never entirely finished or completed. This is deliberate,” he explained.

“It ensures that the groom remains present and committed to the union of both families, rather than disappearing once the celebrations are over.”

In this case, Dlanga confirmed that the ceremony marked the final stage of the lobola process for Anele and her partner.

“What happened was the final lobola ceremony and the moment the groom was officially welcomed by Anele’s family. In other words, ooMfene were welcoming ooMadiba,” he said, referencing the traditional clan names.

He concluded by stating that the traditional wedding itself has yet to take place, as it customarily happens at the groom’s family home.

“So while the couple are referred to as the bride and

Gospel singer and founder of the Lusanda Spiritual Group, Lusanda Mcinga, is reportedly battling severe health complications that have left her bedridden and unable to stand without assistance.

The music veteran is said to be in agonising pain and in urgent need of surgery, but the road to recovery has been anything but smooth.

Speaking candidly about her condition, Mcinga revealed that she’s been suffering from intense pain in her waist, neck, and back.

The discomfort, she explained, stems from a serious spinal issue where cartilage is missing between the bones in her back.

 
“Two discs need to be repaired in my back,” she said, highlighting the severity of her condition.

Despite undergoing an MRI scan back in 2021, Mcinga has yet to be scheduled for surgery. Doctors remain hopeful but have insisted on conducting further tests to determine the next step in her treatment plan.

To manage the pain, Mcinga relies heavily on strong medication, but it only brings temporary relief. “I am always on strong painkillers,” she said. “They just make me sleep. When I wake up, the pain is back.”

Her current situation is made even more difficult by the backlash she faced in 2022 when she publicly asked for donations to help with her struggles. After the negative response, the singer is now hesitant to reach out for help again, despite her deteriorating health.

LeeMcKrazy’s son turns 1

South African singer Leemckrazy, real name Linda Mnisi celebrates his son who turns a year today.

Taking to social media, the Amapiano star shared cute photos of the birthday celebrant, and captioned them with sweet words.

 
“Happy Birthday Sdudla 😘❤️This is the day that the lord blessed me with a beautiful gift which was you ❤️Happy 1st Birthday Bafanas ❤️Ngik’thanda Blind Blind,” he wrote.

Fans joined in celebrating the little boy.

See photos below:

Scotts Maphuma says he doesn’t owe his fans

Scotts Maphuma opens up about why he doesn’t like taking pictures with fans.

The Amapiano star had sparked a stir weeks ago about his stance on fame.

 
In a recent interview on L-Tido’s podcast, Scotts said he has an issue with fans wanting to take pictures and videos with him.

“I’m an introvert, but I can be an extrovert. Like I’m an automatic. I’m a DSG gearbox. That’s why I have a problem with pictures and videos, because now I want my space,” he said.

Maphuma further explained that he expects fans to respect his decision.

“Music is like a shop. It’s the same as stocking your fruits and vegetables and placing them there. Then you wait for consumers to purchase. So, music is like that. No one forced another person to open a supermarket or to open a shop for people to come and buy from. So, I didn’t force you, and people didn’t force me to make music. So, me as well, if I don’t want to take a picture, then I don’t want to,” he added.

The Biri Marunga hitmaker also added that it was God who made him, hence no one can make his career fall.

“I don’t think I owe it to them. I don’t think any celebrity owes anyone. This is the world, my brother. I live according to God. No one made me reach the point I’m at today. And no one can remove me from the point I’m at today,” he said.

Scotts Maphuma’s explanations left him at the top of X trending list as Mzansi disapproved his claims.

Watch snippet of the interview below:

Gospel star Rebecca Malope offended by people insulting her because of Bushiri

Gospel legend Rebecca Malope has spoken out strongly against recent rumours claiming she visited controversial Malawian pastor Shepherd Bushiri during the Easter period.

 
The speculation was sparked after images and videos surfaced online, suggesting she may have been present at Bushiri’s church following MK Party secretary-general Floyd Shivambu’s visit on Easter Friday, a visit that has since drawn political backlash.

However, Rebecca has firmly denied any connection to the fugitive preacher’s congregation, saying the assumptions are false and deeply hurtful.

Clarifying her side of the story, she explained that her last known encounter with Bushiri was completely unrelated to any religious gathering.

“Two years ago, I had a concert in Malawi and was booked by a promoter, not at the church,” she told TshisaLIVE.

“When he entered, I heard the crowd make a lot of noise and they said it’s Bushiri. I had heard that he’s a big fan so when I was on stage I saw him sitting in front, and I could not ignore someone who came to my concert to support me, and I thanked him for his support. I was even amazed that he was there.”

The singer, who was scheduled to perform at Carnival City this Easter, emphasized that she has never set foot in Bushiri’s church in South Africa or in Malawi, despite being invited “many times.”

She added, “I don’t even know what it looks like. He’s invited me so many times but I always have my own excuse because I know where I stand with God.”

The online buzz has unfortunately led to a wave of harsh criticism and insults directed at her, something she says has taken a toll.

“I believe in the true living God. People must stop insulting me now. I don’t even know Bushiri. He’s invited me many times. If it was for money for what I do, I would have been to his churches many times.”

“I feel so hurt that they can go to an extent of insulting me. I don’t care about people lying, but they must just not insult me,” she said.