Sophie Ndaba was one happy soul on the old Generations playing the role of Queen Moroka and working at Ezweni Communications.

She created a name for herself during her serving years as a Generations actress. She was full of life and very vibrant on the show and also in real life.

However, Sophie later faced health difficulties which resulted in her losing weight drastically. After appearing in the media for the first time after her sickness, people began talking badly of her and that changed her mood completely as she no longer smiles as she used to and she is longer appearing as a happy soul of lively and vibrant.

Nonetheless, despite her problems, stress, and illness she is still aging slowly as she looks younger than her age.

One would assume that she is in her late 30s only to find that that’s not the case. Sophie is actually in her late 40s as she was born on 29 June 1973, making her 48 years this year.

In a twist that left fans of Skeem Saam on the edge of their seats, Lehasa returns from prison, ready to start a new chapter with his love, Pretty, only to uncover secrets that shake his world. What he thought would be a fresh start quickly turns into heartbreak and betrayal, leading to a fierce battle both in his personal life and in the courtroom.Lehasa’s Return and Wedding Plans

Lehasa was finally released from prison, and his reunion with Pretty was set to mark the beginning of a happier chapter for the couple. Eager to start their lives together, Lehasa envisioned a beautiful future, and his focus was on settling down and building a life with Pretty. However, the joy was short-lived as a hidden truth began to unravel.
Pretty’s Secret: Ownership and an Unlikely Romance

 
Unknown to Lehasa, Pretty had made significant changes in his absence. Not only did she transfer ownership of Lehasa’s property into her name, but she also engaged in a secret relationship with one of Lehasa’s sworn enemies. The betrayal shook Lehasa, who felt blindsided by the shocking revelation. This surprising twist raised questions about Pretty’s true intentions and whether her love for Lehasa was ever genuine.
Legal Battle: Lehasa Sues Pretty but Faces Defeat

Outraged by Pretty’s actions, Lehasa decided to sue her to reclaim his property. His determination to take back what he considered rightfully his led him straight into a legal showdown. But despite his efforts and strong resolve, the case did not go in his favor. Pretty emerged victorious in court, leaving Lehasa empty-handed and emotionally crushed.
Fans React to the Drama

The unexpected turn of events in Skeem Saam has stirred intense reactions among fans, who are divided on the issue. Some sympathize with Lehasa, believing he’s a victim of Pretty’s deceit, while others see the outcome as karma for his past actions. The storyline has sparked debate on social media, with the hashtag #SkeemSaam trending as fans discuss the complexities of love, trust, and betrayal.
What’s Next for Lehasa and Pretty?

With their relationship hanging by a thread and trust shattered, the future for Lehasa and Pretty remains uncertain. Will Lehasa find a way to forgive her, or is this the end of their love story? And will Pretty’s actions come back to haunt her?

Sindiswa Dlathu (born January 4, 1974)[1] is a South A🇿🇦frican actress and musician. She is well known for portraying Thandaza[2] Mokoena on Muvhango, a role she played from the show’s inception in 1997 until her departure in 2017.
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2020
Dlathu left Muvhango to play a leading role in the telenovela The River, where she plays the role of Lindiwe Dlamini-Dikana, a fierce woman who would do anything to protect her wealth and maintain her lavish lifestyle.
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Dlathu was cast as the lead role’s understudy in the stage version of Sarafina!. In the screen version, she worked alongside Whoopi Goldberg and was commissioned as an assistant choreographer to Michael Peters. In 1988, with the second cast led by Seipati Sothoane whom Sindi understudied. When the play went on tour, she stayed behind and did Township fever in 1989–1990 touring the US with the play for a year.
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Dlathu then returned to school after four years of being with Mbongeni Ngema’s committed artists. She completed her matric in 1996, and then went back to performing arts, stage plays in 1997 she was in the FNB Vita Award-winning Game, where she performed with Mary Twala, Abigail Kubeka, and the late Nomhle Nkonyeni.
She won the award for favourite actress at the 2020 DStv Mzansi Viewers’ Choice Awards.
Dlathu, as Lindiwe Dlamini-Dikana from The River, appeared in a crossover episode of The Queen as the friend of the lead female character, Harriet Khoza – Sebata.
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In 2021, she won SAFTA award in Best Actress category for her role of Lindiwe in The River.

South African actress and singer Simphiwe “Simz” Ngema’s partner, Tino Chinyani, recently became the focus of online speculation following accusations that he has been flirting with younger women.

The claims surfaced on Twitter soon after the couple celebrated their gender reveal party for their expected child.A Joyful Celebration Amidst Growing Speculation

 

 

 

 

 
On social media, Simz Ngema and Tino Chinyani, who are both popular in South African entertainment circles, shared photos from their gender reveal event.The celebration had a white-themed decor, and the couple seemed overjoyed as they announced the news of their upcoming baby. Fans flooded their pages with congratulations, expressing excitement for the next chapter in their lives.

However, the joy surrounding their announcement was soon dampened by a Twitter post from a user named Diet Coke, who claimed that Chinyani was still actively “DMing” other women, despite being in a committed relationship and soon-to-be father again.

The tweet read, “Lmfao he kills me because he’s DMing women on IG each and every day and still a present father.”The allegations against Chinyani quickly gained traction on social media, sparking debate among Twitter users. Some people expressed disappointment in the model’s alleged behavior, citing the need for loyalty and respect within relationships, particularly during pregnancy. They argued that if true, these actions might affect Ngema’s well-being, adding stress during what should be a joyful period.

Despite this, many fans quickly jumped to defend the couple, arguing that public discussions like this are inappropriate and can be harmful, especially while Ngema is pregnant. One user commented, “And I get this right, but Simz is pregnant guys. Social media bores me so much because you guys forget how to be decent on here. This seems like something that, if it got to her attention, could really trigger her. Could you not let her get through her pregnancy first?”

Other comments echoed this sentiment, with fans expressing confusion about why someone would choose to publicly question the model’s loyalty. “Lmao Why does it bother you so much. Do you also want him to dm you?” one user wrote, pointing out the irony in calling out Chinyani’s alleged behavior as if it were a personal grievance.

Simz NgemaManaging Public and Private Life: The Challenge of Fame

The incident raises questions about the impact of public opinion on celebrities’ personal lives. Simz Ngema and Tino Chinyani have both led lives in the public eye, navigating both praise and criticism as popular figures. However, pregnancy is a sensitive time, and many fans argued that the scrutiny could create undue stress for Ngema, potentially affecting her emotional and physical health.

While celebrities’ lives are often placed under a microscope, some fans questioned the ethics of discussing intimate issues online, particularly when the matter could be based on rumors. For Ngema and Chinyani, managing this scrutiny can be challenging, as they juggle private relationship dynamics alongside a very public lifestyle.

Nomzamo wins big at SAFTAs 18

Nomzamo Mabatha expresses gratitude for winning the Best Actress in a TV drama at the 18th South African Film and Television awards.

Taking to Instagram, the star shared lovely photos of her look to the award which happened over the past weekend.

Its Nom’s first time of being nominated in that category, and she returned home with a win.

 

 

 

 
“I feel deeply honored by the recognition from the judges and fellow creatives… mostly for the opportunity to have portrayed Princess Nandi who went on to become Queen Mother,” she wrote.

Shaka iLembe TV drama bagged the actress the win and the drama scored multiple wins.

“We took home the award for BEST TV DRAMA and 11 other trophies in different categories. 10 000 jobs were created from this show, hundreds of DAILY cast and crew who show up everyday with INSPIRING EXCELLENCE.”

“The amount of respect I have for my fellow actors, the deep deep love for the crew… my directors, hair and makeup, costume design, my language coaches… the list goes on.”

“It was my first time as an Executive Producer and the hardest thing I’ve ever had to do, with the GREATEST reward which was- working with the titan that is @zwabheka & @bomb_productions , the visionary that is Angus Gibson and the solid mind that is Nhlanhla Mtaka. The leadership of @sasapiliso , Calvo Mawela and the indelible support of @multichoice_group.”

“They encouraged me, they supported me and they have truly lifted me in so many ways. I continue to learn, to desire growth and hopefully to inspire all women and girls- to always hold on to the purpose of your life, its timing and to trust the process. I am living proof, of what the mercy of God can do.”

Hungani Ndlovu’s wife turns 34

Hungani Ndlovu took to social media today to celebrate his wife, Stephanie, on her birthday.

The actor shared a touching message expressing his gratitude and love for his partner of eight years.

 

 

 

 
“Eight years have passed, and yet— with every year, we’ve grown. Your patience is like rivers, gentle and deep.”

“Holding steady when hills are steep. Today, I honor the heart you share— I’m grateful and privileged to experience life with you. Your love is beyond compare. Happy Birthday, my lovely wife,” he wrote.

Actor Hungani Ndlovu recently celebrated his wife, Stephanie Ndlovu, on her 34th birthday, melting hearts with a deeply personal tribute. The couple, who have been together for eight years and tied the knot in 2019, continue to showcase their enduring bond, inspiring fans with their love story.

Hungani took to social media to share beautiful pictures of himself and Stephanie, accompanied by a heartfelt message that captured the depth of their relationship. In his post, Hungani expressed gratitude for the years they’ve shared and admiration for Stephanie’s gentle strength and patience. His touching words read, “Eight years have passed, and yet— With every year, we’ve grown. Your patience like rivers, gentle and deep, Holding steady when hills are steep.”

He added, “Today, I honor the heart you share—I’m grateful and privileged to experience life with you. Your love is beyond compare. Happy Birthday, my lovely wife.”

Fans and followers flooded the post with warm wishes, celebrating not only Stephanie’s birthday

Fans flooded the post with warm wishes, admiring the couple’s enduring bond and heartfelt connection.

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Infamous Matthew Lani opens up about his current condition following the arrest faced months ago.

The TikTok sensation was arrested for claiming to be a doctor.

He’s done consultations and addressed himself as a doctor several times.

An investigation was carried out following an online clamor , which led to the knowing that Matthew isn’t a doctor.

He was in and out of court after being released on bail due to lack of evidence.

A recent video recording of Lani has surfaced on social media; where he talked about being homeless and being without phone.

 

 

 
He revealed that the incident took all he and away from him – Phone, house, and income.

Matthew said his mother suffered as a result of what happened to him as she fell into depression and lost weight.

The bogus doctor said he is currently living in a shelter and gathering money, so he could get a phone.

In the video. Matthew Lani firmly stated that he did nothing wrong.

Fans were shocked when they saw actress Gugu Gumede‘s

video in which she says she’s getting married next month.

In the Facebook Reels video, Gugu is seen heartbroken by her mum’s death before her “big day”.

Next month is my wedding and you’re no more,” read the

video’s caption, accompanied by the sound of a crying baby.

It further showed the actress posing for a photo with former president Jacob Zuma which raised questions. Many wondered if she’s getting married to him.

The Isiphetho: The Destiny star said someone was using her identity on a fake Facebook account.

She said she’s not aware of the video, but aware of many social media accounts that use her name.

“I have many accounts that are fake. People create content using my name. Some are bored, and don’t know how much damage they’re causing. It’s a pity there are still people who believe the accounts are real. These accounts have thousands of followers and it’s unfortunate,” Gugu said.She said she uses social media to share her work, not personal matters.

Gugu Gumede

“If I’m really getting married, I wouldn’t share the news on social media. I only share my work stuff and promotions. I also share my weight loss journey and give tips and hope to those who wish to lose weight. Social media users who are following us must be careful and differentiate between real and fake”

Her mum died in September 2022 at age 59. This is after she suffered from a stroke that put her in a wheelchair.

Gugu is not the only celeb who has suffered cybercrime.

Many other celebs in music, TV, and radio including DJ Tira, Nothando Ngcobo, Zodwa Wabantu, and others have suffered the same fate.

In a twist that left fans of Skeem Saam on the edge of their seats, Lehasa returns from prison, ready to start a new chapter with his love, Pretty, only to uncover secrets that shake his world. What he thought would be a fresh start quickly turns into heartbreak and betrayal, leading to a fierce battle both in his personal life and in the courtroom.

 

 

 

 

 
Lehasa’s Return and Wedding Plans

Lehasa was finally released from prison, and his reunion with Pretty was set to mark the beginning of a happier chapter for the couple. Eager to start their lives together, Lehasa envisioned a beautiful future, and his focus was on settling down and building a life with Pretty. However, the joy was short-lived as a hidden truth began to unravel.
Pretty’s Secret: Ownership and an Unlikely Romance

Unknown to Lehasa, Pretty had made significant changes in his absence. Not only did she transfer ownership of Lehasa’s property into her name, but she also engaged in a secret relationship with one of Lehasa’s sworn enemies. The betrayal shook Lehasa, who felt blindsided by the shocking revelation. This surprising twist raised questions about Pretty’s true intentions and whether her love for Lehasa was ever genuine.

Legal Battle: Lehasa Sues Pretty but Faces Defeat

Outraged by Pretty’s actions, Lehasa decided to sue her to reclaim his property. His determination to take back what he considered rightfully his led him straight into a legal showdown. But despite his efforts and strong resolve, the case did not go in his favor. Pretty emerged victorious in court, leaving Lehasa empty-handed and emotionally crushed.
Fans React to the Drama

The unexpected turn of events in Skeem Saam has stirred intense reactions among fans, who are divided on the issue. Some sympathize with Lehasa, believing he’s a victim of Pretty’s deceit, while others see the outcome as karma for his past actions. The storyline has sparked debate on social media, with the hashtag #SkeemSaam trending as fans discuss the complexities of love, trust, and betrayal.
What’s Next for Lehasa and Pretty?

With their relationship hanging by a thread and trust shattered, the future for Lehasa and Pretty remains uncertain. Will Lehasa find a way to forgive her, or is this the end of their love story? And will Pretty’s actions come back to haunt her?

Next month marks a poignant milestone for the family and fans of Senzo Meyiwa, as they observe the tenth anniversary of his untimely passing. The beloved Bafana Bafana and Orlando Pirates goalkeeper was tragically shot and killed on October 26, 2014, at the home of his then-girlfriend, singer Kelly Khumalo. This tragic event left a void in the hearts of many South Africans, as the case has remained unresolved, sparking ongoing speculation and debate.

Despite the sadness surrounding this anniversary, there is a glimmer of hope and new beginnings for those affected by Senzo’s death. His widow, Mandisa Mkhize, who was reportedly facing marital challenges at the time of his demise, has managed to find love again. According to sources close to the Meyiwa family, Mandisa is currently preparing for her upcoming wedding with a new partner. The news, reported by ZiMoja, has brought a sense of relief and joy to those who have watched her endure years of grief and hardship.

“Mandisa will be getting married soon. She has a new partner, and our family has given her the blessings to have a new husband,” a source shared. This development is more than just a personal milestone for Mandisa; it symbolizes a step towards healing and rebuilding a life marked by loss and heartache.

Mandisa and Senzo share a teenage daughter, Nana, who has been a source of strength for her mother throughout the years. It is undoubtedly an emotional time for the family, as they balance the memories of Senzo with the hope for a brighter future. Senzo’s mother, Ntombifuthi Meyiwa, remains closely connected to Mandisa, still referring to her as her “Makoti,” a Zulu term of endearment for a daughter-in-law. This enduring bond between the families is a testament to the love and respect they continue to hold for each other, even after such a tragic loss.

Ntombifuthi has expressed her complex feelings regarding the situation. She lamented the fact that Senzo had found love elsewhere just before their planned white wedding. Senzo had paid the full lobola and completed the umembeso ceremony, affirming his commitment to Mandisa. However, despite the pain and disappointment, Ntombifuthi has given her blessing to Mandisa’s decision to move forward and find happiness again. Her acceptance reflects a desire to see her son’s widow and granddaughter live in peace and joy.

The past decade has been a difficult journey for the Meyiwa family, marked by the pain of losing a son, husband, and father under such tragic circumstances. Yet, as they approach this significant anniversary, there is a sense of resilience and hope. Senzo’s memory will forever be cherished, not just for his contributions to South African soccer, but also for the love and unity he fostered within his family.

As the Meyiwa family and Mandisa prepare to honor Senzo’s legacy, they also look to the future with hope and gratitude. Mandisa’s upcoming nuptials symbolize a new chapter, a testament to the human spirit’s capacity to heal and find joy again, even after profound loss. While the wounds of Senzo’s death may never fully heal, the courage to embrace new beginnings is a tribute to his enduring influence on those who loved him.

This anniversary is not only a time to reflect on Senzo’s life and legacy but also to celebrate the resilience and strength of those he left behind. Here’s to Mandisa, her new love, and the Meyiwa family as they continue to honor Senzo’s memory while embracing the future.