Actress Fulufelo Mugovhani recently took to social media to share the joyous news about the arrival of her newborn baby.

Mugovhani first hinted at her pregnancy earlier this year, posting a photo on social media that clearly showed her baby bump. She captioned the snap, “Proof of life.”

 

 

 
More recently, she shared another heartwarming photo, this time cradling her newborn in her arms while sharing a sweet embrace with her toddler. She playfully captioned the moment, “Coffee-fueled cuddles.”

In recent years, it has become increasingly common for South African celebrities to keep their pregnancies private, only announcing the news after their baby is born. Fulu’s low-key approach aligns with this trend, allowing her to share the news on her own terms.

Rumours have swirled about Fulu’s relationship with DJ Miza, whose real name is Itumeleng Trevor Modibedi. Modibedi entered the entertainment industry in 2008, working on Nutty Nys’ album Vintage Love and later contributing to the hip-hop show Battle Stations on SABC1.

Born in Thohoyandou, Limpopo, Fulufelo is a celebrated South African actress known for her dynamic roles in film and television. A graduate in musical theatre from Tshwane University of Technology, Mugovhani’s early career included a standout role as Nala in an international production of The Lion King in Hong Kong.

She gained widespread acclaim for her lead role in the 2015 film Ayanda, earning her multiple awards, including Best Actress at the 12th Africa Movie Academy Awards and the 10th South African Film and Television Awards.

Beyond Ayanda, Mugovhani has showcased her versatility with her portrayal of Anzani in the e.tv soap opera Scandal! and took on roles in Isidingo and Ring of Lies. In 2020, she starred in the series Still Breathing and the comedy film Seriously Single.

‘Muvhango’ tuture in limbo as SABC contract nears expiry

The fate of Muvhango, one of South Africa’s longest-running soapies, hangs in the balance as its contract with the SABC is set to expire at the end of July.

This comes despite previous efforts to keep the 28-year-old drama alive on SABC 2.

Last year, the show faced an uncertain future when it went off-air for over two weeks while awaiting contract renewal.

During this period, frustrated cast members feared job losses. However, in a last-minute save, the production was revived, bringing in fresh talent, including veteran actress Leleti Khumalo, to add star power.

The show was created by seasoned media figure Duma Ndlovu, known for producing hit telenovelas such as My Brother’s Keeper, Umkhokha: The Curse (Mzansi Magic), and Sibongile & The Dlaminis (Mzansi Wethu).

Ndlovu, a former journalist with years of experience in the US, made headlines last year after being arrested on charges of fraud and tax evasion amounting to R25 million.

He was released on R100,000 bail, while his co-accused, tax practitioner Rodney Mutsharini and Maxwell Mloyi, were granted bail of R50,000 each.

According to a source, the SABC allowed Ndlovu time to resolve his tax affairs before making a final decision on Muvhango‘s future.

“Duma Ndlovu has a strong working relationship with the SABC, which is why they extended a chance for him to sort things out. However, without a tax clearance certificate, the broadcaster had no choice but to reconsider the show’s future,” the insider revealed.

SABC 2’s Head of Communications, Mmoni Ngubane, confirmed that Ndlovu’s company was granted a one-year contract for Muvhango 2.0 last year.

“The SABC can confirm that only one season of Muvhango is currently contracted and that the current contract is set to end on 31 July 2025. The SABC cannot comment on the future of the programme at this stage,” Ngubane stated.

When approached for comment, Muvhango’s production company, Word of Mouth, through its spokesperson Thanduxolo Jindela, opted not to speak on the matter.

With time running out, uncertainty looms over whether the beloved telenovela will continue beyond its current season.

Skeem Saam actress Mogau Paulina Motlhatswi has been enjoying a much-needed break back home in Limpopo.

The 32-year-old, who announced in December 2024 that she is expecting her first child, shared snaps of herself in her hometown with the caption, “Just a girl who misses home.”

Mogau Paulina Motlhatswi is a South African actress best known for her role as Mapitsi in the SABC1 youth drama series turned soap opera, Skeem Saam.

 

 

 

 
Born in Limpopo, near Lebowakgomo, she later moved to Johannesburg, where she attended Piet van Vuuren Primary School in Brixton. During her school years, she excelled in athletics, cross country, and netball.

She completed her high school education at St. Mary’s in Waverley, where she studied drama, history, and geography up to matric level.

Her favourite subjects were dramatic arts and history. As a weekly boarder, she cherished the experience and went on to pursue a degree in Audiovisual Communication at the University of Johannesburg.

Landing the role of Mapitsi in Skeem Saam marked her first major achievement in the entertainment industry. In 2014, she also made a guest appearance on the SABC1 AIDS drama series, Soul City.

Well-known South African polygamist, Musa Mseleku, recently celebrated his wife Thobile Makhumalo Mseleku‘s birthday in a heartwarming way.

Mseleku took the time to write a sincere message to Makhumalo on her special day. He wished her a happy birthday and expressed his gratitude for having her in his life.

 

 

 

 
“Happy Birthday to INdlunkulu Mzilikazi KaMashobane MaK Mseleku. UNkulunkulu and our ancestors may keep you. We are blessed as a nation to have you. Enjoy your day, don’t work hard today,” he expressed.
Musa Mseleku took to social media to express his love and appreciation for his four wives.

Mseleku reflects on his polygamous journey, which began 24 years ago, and admits that he never imagined he would come this far due to the challenges it presented.

“What I started at the age of 23 years as a young man seemed to be impossible but look we are here still celebrating love. INdlovukazi MaMkhulu MaCele, INdlunkulu Shibase MaYeni, INdlunkulu MaK MaKhumalo and INdlunkulu Nombela MaNgwabe we might not celebrate Valentine but we are indeed celebrating love.”

Boohle turns 27 years old
Thanks to everyone who wished me.Happy birthday I love you❤🙌
South African Amapiano star Boohle is celebrating a special milestone as she turns 27.

Taking to social media, she shared a glimpse of her intimate birthday celebration, which featured a beautifully decorated room with petals and balloons.

In the video and photos posted, Boohle is seen holding a large bouquet while posing for the camera.

 

 

 

 
Embracing the moment, she captioned the video, “Forget Valentine’s, it’s my birthday!!”

Expressing gratitude for another year of life, she added in a separate post, “Thank God for yet another year.”

Fans flooded her comments with love and well wishes.

Babes Wodumo’s reality show to premiere this March

Babes Wodumo announces her reality show Wena Wodumo.

The South African singer had a reality show with her late husband Mandla ‘Mampintsha’ Maphumulo, titled Uthando Lodumo.

 

 

 

 

 
Following years of waiting for the continuation which was confirmed, Babes Wodumo took to social media to announce a reality show with a new title, Wena Wodumo.

This show focuses on the Gqom’s queen life after the death of Mampintsha; unpacking how she dealt with life and family members.

“My journey is finally gonna be revealed in public🙏From the 1st day of being a widow💔My crying days, misbelief, trauma, depression, conflicts & heartbreaks everything will be aired on the show.
South Africa this is my journey and welcome to my world,” she wrote.

The season 1 of the reality show which will air on Moja Love, channel 157, will premiere March 29.

Candice Modiselle reaches a milestone in her spiritual journey

Candice Modiselle has marked a significant achievement in her faith, completing a full reading of the Bible. She began her journey in January 2024 and, after over a year of dedication, finished in February 2025.

Sharing her excitement on social media, Candice reflected on the experience:

 

 

 

 

 

 
“WE DID IT!!!! 🥹😭♥️ The Whole Bible!!! 22/01/2025, another milestone moment reached. While I don’t consider the Bible something you ever truly ‘complete,’ being sustained by God through this journey and staying committed has left me speechless.”

Following this milestone, she shared key lessons from her journey:

True peace comes from God and surpasses anything the world can offer.
She once doubted her ability to grasp the depth of scripture, especially the Old Testament, but realized perseverance made the difference.
The devil remains a deceiver, but his schemes are powerless against faith.
The Holy Spirit guides and strengthens those committed to God’s Word.
Accountability plays a major role in spiritual growth—reading with a partner helped her stay on track.

Encouraging others, she added:

“May this testimony inspire you! The freedom, growth, and wisdom you seek come from daily devotion and surrender to God. I’m already on Day 12 of my second read-through, and the journey continues to amaze me.”

Biography

Mosa Nkwashu (born in 2007) is a beauty pageant title winner, model, and actress. She has appeared in many pageantries representing South Africa.

Recently, she enter
 

 

 

 

 

 
ed a beauty pageant in Orlando, the United States. She did impress many international modeling agencies and audiences.
Mosa Nkwashu
Mosa Nkwashu biography
Mosa Nkwashu won the 2016 Miss Valentine at Pretoria’s Curro Thatchfield High School.
Quick Facts
Name: Mosa Nkwashu
Born: 2007 (age 15 years old)
Origin: Mahwelereng, Limpopo
Nationality: South African
Parents: Khensani
Occupation: Actress, model
Years active: 2016-date
Coach: Valerie Begbie
Early Life

Mosa Nkwashu was born in 2007. She hails from Mahwelereng in Limpopo, South Africa. Growing up, she watched modeling shows, which was when she picked interest. Some of the shows she watched were America’s Next Top Model with Tyra Banks.

The genesis of her modeling ambition is when her school held a beauty pageant. She revealed her interest to her supportive mother, Khensani, who got her a pair of heels.

Her sister loved the work and taught her to walk in those heels. Every day, they would practice in the garage.

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On the day of the pageant, Nkwashu performed exceptionally and won the competition. She asked her mother to find her a modeling school, and she did.
Career

Mosa Nkwashu has represented South Africa in international pageantries. The beauty queen entered the International Junior Miss Florida in 2021 at the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Orlando, Florida.

After an impressive performance, nine international modeling agencies scouted the beauty queen. She has returned from the United States without a crown but a brighter future.

The 10-day competition, the International Junior Miss Pageant, started on November 10. She competed with thirty-two other girls from other countries.

Mosa bagged a few awards, and nine modeling agencies scouted her. The young beauty queen knew she would be a model from a young age.

Nkwashu got her first big break in 2016 after winning Miss Valentine at Pretoria’s Curro Thatchfield High School. She has also won more crowns in many other competitions. Mosa participated in Miss Centurion Schools 2018.

In 2019, she competed for the Miss Gauteng Teen and Miss Supranational Grand Supreme crowns.

Mosa competed at the 2018 Festival Model and Talent Festival World in Antalya, Turkey. She won the Grand Prix Supreme.
Lewatle in Skeem Saam

Mosa is no doubt one of the fast-rising models in South Africa, and she is a talented actress too. She got a role in the SABC1 drama series Skeem Saam.

Her character, Lewatle, is a new pupil at Turfloop High, her professional television acting debut. Watch her on SABC 1 on weekdays at 18:30.
Personal Life

Mosa Nkwashu’s mother is Khensani. She has a sister who supported her modeling career from the beginning. Having a supportive family helped her modeling journey. She has not made told any publication anything about her love life.
Social Profile

Mosa is on social media and showcases her modeling work there. She posts her achievements, titles, and presence at events. On October 23, 2021, she made a list of her wins and appreciated those that made them happen.

A woman bearing a striking resemblance to the late South African music icon, Brenda Fassie, was recently spotted moving energetically to the rhythm of the music. As the saying goes, “We don’t die, we multiply,” and this sighting brought that phrase to life for many fans of the legendary singer.

The Brenda Fassie lookalike was seen enjoying herself at Endaweni Lounge in Vosloorus, capturing the attention of onlookers as she grooved to the beats. Her dance moves and overall presence reminded many of the vibrant and rebellious spirit that Fassie was known for.

 

 

 
Brenda Fassie, affectionately called “MaBrrr” by her fans, was a revolutionary figure in South African music, known for her powerful voice, electrifying performances, and bold personality. Even years after her passing, her influence remains strong in the hearts of music lovers. Seeing someone who closely resembles her dancing with such energy naturally sparked excitement and nostalgia among those present.

Many took out their phones to capture the moment, sharing videos and pictures on social media. Some users commented on how uncanny the resemblance was, while others simply enjoyed seeing the spirit of Brenda Fassie being kept alive in unexpected ways.

Endaweni Lounge, a popular spot in Vosloorus known for its vibrant nightlife and great music, became the perfect setting for this unexpected tribute. The crowd cheered as the woman danced with passion, embodying the carefree and joyous attitude that Brenda Fassie was famous for.

This moment serves as a reminder of how legends never truly fade—they continue to live on through music, memories, and even the occasional lookalike who can bring back a sense of nostalgia with just a dance.

Prince Kaybee dismisses TikTok-driven music trends

Prince Kaybee has made it clear that he is not interested in producing music tailored for TikTok trends.

Taking to social media, the South African DJ advised fellow musicians to avoid making songs specifically for the platform.

 

 

 

 
While he didn’t mention anyone directly, some online users speculated that his message was aimed at Cassper Nyovest, who recently released Kusho Bani.

His remarks sparked mixed reactions, with some social media users trolling him and questioning his financial success.

One commenter asked, “How’s that going for you financially?” to which Kaybee sarcastically replied, “I’m so broke I can’t even breathe, wena?”

Another critic claimed that despite his commitment to quality music, he remains financially unsuccessful, urging him to let others do as they please.

Meanwhile, others defended TikTok-driven music, arguing that if it helps artists make a living, there’s no reason to dismiss it.