claims Gogo Maweni is suffering from all she’s done in the past through her calling

Tol Ass Mo weighs in on Gogo Maweni’s recent arrest.

During the week, it was reported that the traditional healer was arrested for murder.

He talked about some of the evil deeds the sangoma could have done which is finally seeking vengeance.

The comedian boldly states that there is no comeback for Maweni as it’s the consequence of the things she’s done in the past.

However, a few online users didn’t support Tol Ass’ claims.

“U are literally lying, my brother she will come back strong. Although I’m not a fan, she will make it,” a tweep wrote.

AKA signs contract with R60 000 pen

Today, as we celebrate another #ThrowbackThursday, we take a look back at a memorable moment from the life of the late South African rapper, AKA.

The Supa Mega was known not only for his musical prowess but also for his love of luxury and celebrating his wins in style.

 

 

 
One such moment that had fans talking was when AKA gifted himself a lavish R60,000 pen for his birthday.

More than just an accessory, the rapper used the high-end pen to sign an important contract, marking a significant milestone in his career.

In a video that resurfaced online, AKA can be seen proudly showing off the pen, looking visibly excited as he signed the deal with confidence and style.

For AKA, every achievement deserved to be celebrated in a way that reflected his hard work and dedication to his craft.

Whether it was luxury fashion, cars, or exclusive gadgets, he always ensured that his success was accompanied by the finer things in life.

As we remember him today, we celebrate the legacy he left behind—one of hard work, ambition, and an undeniable flair for living life to the fullest.

Watch the video below to relive the moment AKA signed his deal with the iconic R60K

NPA retract mention of Sonia Mbele on her son Donele’s case

The National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) has issued an apology to actress Sonia Mbele after facing backlash for mentioning her in a statement regarding her son Donell Mbele’s legal proceedings.

Donell Mbele, 23, appeared in court on charges of two counts of rape involving an underage girl.

The NPA acknowledged that including Sonia Mbele in their statement did not meet their standards of professionalism and integrity.

 

 

 

 
They admitted it reflected poor judgment and apologized for any harm or distress caused to her and the public.

This incident has sparked discussions about the NPA’s professionalism, with some criticizing the organization for its approach.

The NPA has since retracted the statement and reaffirmed its commitment to upholding high standards in its communications.

Wright Ngubeni to host new reality show

Wright Ngubeni is the host of a new reality show Umkhonto Ogwaza Ekhaya coming to Mzansi Magic this February.

 

 

 

The trailer of the show has been released and it’s sparked a stir on social media.

A social media user commented, “Since when is this normal? What is our culture coming to? SA and adopting western behaviours.”

Another wrote, “I’m disturbed but I’ll definitely be watching.”

An X user wrote, “We have to be honest about these reality shows at some point. They are all rubbish, promoting amanyala and all, taking black people a step backward. It’s a shame that even old people are always glued to their screens watching them with their kids.”

The first season of the reality show premiere on Sunday, 9 February at 19:30.

Boohle joins ‘Inside Life: City Girls Are Up’ reality show

Amapiano stars Boohle Thee Buhle and Bontle Smith are stepping into the reality TV world with a new show on MTV.

The trio, including Buhle “Thee Buhle” Gungwana, Buhlebevangeli “Boohle” Manyathi, and Bontle Smith, will feature in Inside Life: City Girls Are Up, set to premiere on 22 February.The show offers a glimpse into their lives as amapiano vocalists, following previous seasons that highlighted Major League DJz and Nigerian actress Nlewedim.

 

 

 
Boohle shared her excitement about the show, stating that she wants fans to see the reality of being a woman in the music industry.

She expressed hope that viewers will enjoy getting to know them better and understand the effort that goes into making a reality series.

She emphasized the importance of unity among female artists, dismissing the idea of competition. According to Boohle, the show aims to highlight their teamwork and shared journey in the industry.

For aspiring artists, Boohle advised staying true to themselves and embracing their values and backgrounds. She encouraged them to be authentic and not feel pressured to conform to industry expectations.

Bahumi set to host her first seminar

Actress Bahumi Mhlongo is stepping into the world of motivational speaking with a focus on building confidence.

The 29-year-old, daughter of Somizi Mhlongo and actress Palesa Madisakwane, will host her first seminar, Speak & Be Heard, at the Steyn City Hotel, north of Joburg, on Saturday, 8 February 2024.

Speaking to Daily Sun, Bahumi shared that her inspiration for the seminar comes from a deep-rooted passion for people and a desire to make a positive impact.

“There were a number of factors at play. The first is more of a personal one from a passion perspective. I really love people, and I think it’s a trait that we should all have. I genuinely care about people, and if there’s anything I can do to help, I want to share that. Whether it comes in the form of speaking or another talent or skill, I want to do that. So, I think that’s where the motivational side comes from. On the more practical side, this is not just something I jumped into. I’ve been speaking since I was a kid. I did public speaking in school when I was in grade 4. I love speaking, but I also want to make sure that what I say truly engages people. Speaking has always been something I liked from a young age— I think it’s a God-given gift. All that I needed to do was refine it, and I want to take all that I’ve refined and share it with people,” Bahumi said.

 

 

 

 

 

 
She believes that helping others is something everyone should embrace, and for her, speaking is a natural way to do that. Reflecting on her journey, she revealed that she has been passionate about public speaking since childhood, having started in grade 4.

Over the years, she has refined this skill and now feels ready to share it with a wider audience.

She hopes attendees will leave the event with a deeper understanding of true confidence.

According to Bahumi, confidence is often misunderstood and misrepresented. She emphasized that true confidence is built on trust, not just the ability to speak or present oneself well.

Many people focus on their external appearance rather than the substance of what they are saying or doing. Her goal is to help people discover and apply genuine confidence in their lives.

Looking back on the past year, Bahumi acknowledged the personal growth she has experienced.

She described the year as a period of deep learning, self-discovery, and facing fears that once held her back.

While she previously found comfort in staying within her shell, she now feels ready to embrace every ambition and dream inside her. She is determined to pursue her goals with a renewed sense of purpose and trust in God’s timing.

Babes Wodumo dragged to court over assault charges

Babes Wodumo, whose real name is Bongekile Simelane-Maphumulo from Lamontville, south of Durban, recently appeared in court accompanied by her father, Bishop Welcome Simelane.

The gqom star who pleads not guilty faces assault charges for allegedly attacking Durban designer Philile “Philly” Mhlongo of SK Designs on 12 March 2024.

 

 

 
Her three-day assault trial commenced on Thursday, 23 January, at the Durban Magistrates Court.

The incident allegedly took place at Philile’s business premises in West Walk, West Street, Durban CBD, and was reportedly captured by the store’s security cameras.

During the court proceedings, Philile testified that Babes allegedly slapped her in the face with an open hand, and the entire incident was recorded on camera.

She stated that after the incident, she requested the footage from the store supervisor, who allowed her to view it but could not provide a copy.

Philile then recorded the footage on her cellphone, transferred it to a USB, and handed it over to the investigating officer.

Babes’ attorney, Thula Mlondo, challenged the admissibility of the footage, questioning the procedure followed in obtaining it.

As a result, Magistrate Ntokozo Myeni instructed state prosecutor Ntokozo Ngema to present the video evidence in court.

However, the prosecutor informed the court that the video was not available, as the defense had not previously contested it during the pre-trial conference.

Consequently, the magistrate postponed the case to Monday, 27 January, to allow the state to secure the footage.

The trial, which began on 23 January, is scheduled to continue on 27 January and 7 February.

Lorna Maseko labelled a poor cook

Lorna Maseko gets dragged on social media following the announcement of her partnership with the South African Airways.

The news garnered lots of congratulatory messages, but critics utilised the opportunity to roast her cooking skill.

An X user wrote, “Huge bag, great for her, sad for customers because she can’t cook.”

 

 

 

 

 
Another user shared a video of Lorna’s cooking on X, which didn’t impress a majority of users.

“Pan frying cabbage and calling it “braised cabbage”?? Lorna Maseykhuuur, your sins are many,” the tweep captioned the video.

Another commented, “I’m still mad at her teaching that American cooking influencer how to make chakalaka but it was just relish(tamatie gravy) and got pissy when I called her out.”

Lorna Maseko labelled a poor cook

Lorna Maseko gets dragged on social media following the announcement of her partnership with the South African Airways.

The news garnered lots of congratulatory messages, but critics utilised the opportunity to roast her cooking skill.

An X user wrote, “Huge bag, great for her, sad for customers because she can’t cook.”

Another user shared a video of Lorna’s cooking on X, which didn’t impress a majority of users.

“Pan frying cabbage and calling it “braised cabbage”?? Lorna Maseykhuuur, your sins are many,” the tweep captioned the video.

Another commented, “I’m still mad at her teaching that American cooking influencer how to make chakalaka but it was just relish(tamatie gravy) and got pissy when I called her out.”

Famous X user Chris Excel also shared a photo of the celebrity chef’s food which further left online users irked.

Peopl are beginning to question how Lorna Maseko secured the deal with the airline.

Naledi Aphiwe accepted into UJ

Fast-rising South African singer Naledi Aphiwe recently shared news with her fans—she has been accepted into the University of Johannesburg to study Hospitality.

Taking to Facebook to announce her acceptance, she wrote, “Accepted at UJ, Hospitality into engizonijova yona 😭,” sparking a wave of reactions from her followers.

 

 

 

 
She further wrote, “Shuthi lo Bachelor ngiwuthole ngenkosi kanti i Hospitality ayihlangene ne Sbhedlela.”

The announcement garnered tons of engagement, with fans flooding the comments section with their thoughts and well-wishes.

Some humorously referred to her as a doctor due to the term “hospital,” while others took the opportunity to offer career advice and encouragement as she embarks on this new journey.

Naledi, who recently dropped her single Romeo and Juliet, has been making waves in the music industry with her unique sound and growing fan base.

Despite her music career taking off, she remains committed to furthering her education and expanding her opportunities in the hospitality industry.

Makhadzi has a new single on the way, ‘Maarab’

Makhadzi sparks a stir on social media again due to her poor grammar.

The South African singer is known for being consistent with spilling poor English, however, her confidence beats any form of mockery.

 

 

 

 

 

 
Taking to Facebook, Makhadzi promoted her forthcoming single, Maarab.

“I am sorry to not reply early khadzinators.MAARAB SONG WILL DROP NEXT WEEK FRIDAY 31 January,” she wrote.

She continued the post by urging her fans to stop video calling her in the morning, as she is just waking up.

However, Makhadzi’s spelling of ‘morning’ left her comment abuzz.

“But please guys, I understand you have crush on me but please stop calling me with a video call in the morning .. I no look the same on my photo when I wake up in mourning,” she added.

Is this intentional or she’s indeed poor in English?