*Mawhoo’s Luxurious Lifestyle Takes Center Stage**

Mawhoo, a rising star in the South African music industry, has been turning heads not just with her talent but also with her opulent lifestyle. The artist recently gave fans a glimpse of her lavish tastes by showcasing her travel style, featuring high-end designer accessories and first-class comforts.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
Taking to Instagram, Mawhoo shared a post captioned, “On Pucci & Goyard. Flying Class,” where she flaunted two Goyard bags valued at over R200,000. Her post captured the attention of fans and admirers alike, offering a look at her sophisticated and glamorous persona.

**Designer Goyard Bags in the Spotlight**

In her Instagram post, Mawhoo showcased two iconic designs from the French luxury brand Goyard: the **Satolas GM Rolling Suitcase** and the **Cisalpin Backpack**. These items, known for their timeless design and exclusivity, are highly sought after by luxury enthusiasts worldwide.

Goyard bags are a symbol of prestige and elegance, reflecting Mawhoo’s taste for the finer things in life. With hefty price tags attached to these pieces, her choice of travel accessories highlighted her growing success and influence as both a musician and a style icon.

**Fans Admire Mawhoo’s Journey**

The post quickly garnered admiration from her followers, who praised her success and celebrated her ability to enjoy life’s luxuries. Many fans commented on how Mawhoo’s journey serves as inspiration, showcasing what is possible with talent, dedication, and hard work.

Mawhoo’s rise in the music industry has been remarkable, earning her a devoted fan base and increasing recognition for her unique sound and electrifying stage presence. As she continues to ascend professionally, her penchant for luxury has become an integral part of her brand.

**Balancing Fame and Luxury**

Flying first class and traveling with designer luggage is a clear testament to Mawhoo’s elevated status. Beyond her music, she has established herself as a style icon, balancing her thriving career with an enviable lifestyle that reflects her accomplishments.

Her ability to seamlessly integrate her artistry with a luxurious image resonates with fans who aspire to achieve similar levels of success and recognition in their fields.

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**Conclusion: Mawhoo as a Role Model**

Mawhoo’s Instagram post showcasing her R200K Goyard bags and first-class travel not only highlights her love for luxury but also her journey toward becoming a household name in South African music. Her story is a testament to perseverance, talent, and the rewards of hard work.

As she continues to thrive, Mawhoo remains an inspiration to many, proving that dreams can be achieved with passion and dedication. Her blend of music, style, and luxury positions her as a rising icon in both the entertainment and fashion worlds.

Gogo Skhotheni has been an actor for the longest time! 🎭💯 She’s been playing us all with those moves. I first noticed it on her Reality TV show – marrying another husband just to have two, allegedly! 😲💍 Gogo, you’re the queen of plot twists! 👑🎬
About

Gogo Skhotheni is a reality television star, businesswoman and traditional healer. Her decision to be in a polyandrous relationship sparked a lot of controversies and she now has a show Moja Love where she shares her life.
Personal LifeGogo Skotheni’s Personal Life | Source: Instagram

 

 

 

 
Gogo Skhotheni whose real name is Patricia Tumi Motsoeni Shange was born in 1993 in eMbalenhle in Mpumalanga, South Africa. Not much is known about her personal life.
Gogo Skhotheni’s Career

Gogo Skhotheni’s career | Source: Instagram

Gogo Skhotheni was shot into the limelight because of her life choices. She is a traditional healer or a sangoma and has taken the practice to a whole new level.

Gogo Skhotheni’s body lotion | Source: Instagram

Gogo Skhotheni’s perfume brand | Source: Instagram

Gogo Skhotheni’s soap | Source: Instagram

In an interview with a South African publication, she revealed that this is a calling for her. She says that spirituality is important to help people cope with life.

Despite her best intentions, Gogo Skhotheni receives criticism for what she is doing. She is not worried about the people who doubt her as she is doing what she was called to do.

Gogo Skhotheni is a traditional healer | Source: Instagram

Gogo Skhotheni has managed to build a business out of this and even offers products and services to her clients. She has car spray, house spray, mphepho tea, multipurpose cleaner, the for men, isiwasho combo and more.
Gogo Skhotheni’s Relationships

Gogo Skhotheni and her first husband | Source: Instagram

Gogo Skhotheni has two husbands. Monde Shange is her first husband to whom she got married on the 19th of December 2020. Their special day was celebrated at her parents’ house in Mpumalanga.

Less than a year after her marriage to her first husband, Gogo revealed that she wanted a second husband, something she says was instructed by her ancestors. As expected, Monde was reluctant about the idea but eventually warmed up to it.

Gogo Skhotheni’s second husband is called Sbusiso. He is her ex-boyfriend, they dated when she was in Grade 8 and Monde knows him as such.

Rachel’s mysterious social media post causes a stir:‘You believed in your ex 25 times’

Rachel Kolisi recently sparked up conversations online after posting a series of screenshots on her Instagram account.

Rachel Kolisi

 

 

 

The mother-of-two posted multiple tweets, which she described as her “favs for 25,” leading followers to speculate about the deeper message.

The tweets seem to allude to unsolved concerns from her marriage to rugby star Siya Kolisi, and they were first shared by others. Although the couple declared their divorce in 2024, the reasons behind it were not made public.

Some of the shared tweets suggest themes of betrayal and heartbreak, prompting speculation that infidelity may have played a role in their breakup. One post read, “Let the kids believe in Santa. You believed in your ex 25 times,” while another suggested resilience in ending toxic cycles: “If you ended the cycle of giving second chances that only left you in second place, you should be ridiculously proud of yourself.”

Rachel’s followers quickly picked up on the tone of the posts, with many offering words of comfort and encouragement.

One follower empathized with her pain, writing, “Yho, I hate that the majority of us women can relate to this level of mgowo! O tloba right moghel, sending you hugs and healing.”

Another took a more reflective approach, saying, “Rach, not sure what happened, not my business. But know that we all need space and time to heal, including Siya. Be good to yourself, be kind, live well, dream immensely, love fully, give hope, create light and opportunities to shine. This too will pass.”

While Rachel has not directly addressed the speculation, her posts have reignited public interest in the details surrounding her divorce.

MyANC-The ANC congratulates Queen Masalanabo Modjadji VII for passing her matric with a Bachelor’s pass. This achievement reflects our collective commitment to empowering all South Africans through education and strong leadership. #LetsDoMoreTogether

Her accomplishment comes shortly after President Cyril Ramaphosa legally recognised her as queen of the Balobedu.

The recognition of the Balobedu queenship by the government was enshrined on March 31 2016 under the Traditional Leadership and Governance Framework Act. This recognition made it the only legally acknowledged queenship in the country, further highlighting its cultural significance.

 

 

 

Masalanabo is the daughter of the late Queen Modjadji VI, who reigned as the Rain Queen from 2003 until her death in 2005.

Modjadji VI assumed the throne at the age of 25 after the death of her grandmother Mokope Modjadji.

Masalanabo’s ascension follows the long-standing traditions of the Modjadji royal lineage, which has long been associated with the revered title “Rain Queen,” known for their spiritual and leadership roles in the community.

Despite her educational success and recognition by the president, there has been controversy surrounding the succession.

The Modjadji Royal Council, led by Prince Lekukela Modjadji, Masalanabo’s elder brother, has voiced strong opposition to the recognition of Masalanabo as the queen. They contend Ramaphosa’s decision was made without proper consultation with the core royal family members, which has caused deep discontent in the family.

Lekukela, himself a contender for the throne, expressed his disappointment.

“The government has overlooked our customs and traditions in identifying an heir to my mother’s throne,” he said.

He said the royal family’s decision to select him as the next heir was formally communicated to the government in April 2021.

The internal disagreements have intensified the tension surrounding the succession, with Lekukela now disputing the government’s decision and reaffirming the council’s authority over royal matters.

As Masalanabo prepares for her formal inauguration in March, the spotlight will remain on the royal drama, with support and opposition shaping the narrative of this historic moment.

An X user, Siviwe Matroos, took to their page to seek help to cover her son’s school fees last year in July. Pearl responded to the post and asked for the school details. She approached DJ Zinhle to meet her halfway with the fees.

 

 

 

Pearl Thusi slammed after reportedly failing to pay promised school fees

Recently, it has reportedly been revealed that Pearl and Zinhle did not pay the fees. This follows after another X user shared that she cannot send her kids to school because they have an outstanding balance. Siviwe chipped in and said she was also in the same boat; the people who promised to help her did not help.

Shocked by this revelation, an X user asked if Pear and Zinhle did not pay the fees and asked if she sent the DM like she was asked. In response, Siviwe said, the last time Pearl responded to her DM was in September when she asked if she did not receive the funds.

Veteran musician and actress Winnie Khumalo’s life was celebrated at a memorial service at the Market Theatre, Johannesburg on Wednesday, 15 January.

Government officials, A-list celebrities, friends, family and fans gathered at the Market Theatre to celebrate her life.

 
The 51-year-old music icon died on Tuesday, 7 January, after a short illness. Her death was confirmed by her family.

During the memorial service, African National Congress (ANC) veteran Jeff Radebe recounted a memorable experience with Khumalo, describing her spirit and ambition.

“I met Winnie Khumalo when we had to drive all the way to Nkandla to meet the former president Zuma at his home in December 2008 to make him listen to her demo tape,” he reminisced. “I told her she not only had to wear the ANC colours but also a mini skirt, shorter than that of Chommie, “he said, showcasing her vibrant personality.

Veteran Producer Sello “Chicco” Twala, known for his close ties with Khumalo, also shared his fond memories. Reflecting on their relationship, he acknowledged that despite numerous fights over the years, Khumalo was always eager to move on and continue her musical journey.

“I was with Winnie just two days before she passed on. There were no signs of sickness. She was her usual bubbly self and she was laughing when I visited her, “Twala recalled.

“That’s why they say, death is a thief. For me, she was more than a sister; we had known each other since she was just 14,” illustrating the depth of their friendship.

Oscar “Oskido” Mdlongwa, another prominent figure in the industry, praised Khumalo’s unparalleled talent and dedication in the studio: “Winnie was nothing but exceptional. More than anything, she was a talented musician and over-delivered when we were recording.”

Media personality Somizi Mhlongo said Winnie has entered heaven.

“People don’t know that she never touched a drop of alcohol, but when we were together, you wouldn’t tell. That’s how cheerful she was. She didn’t need alcohol, drugs and all those things,” he said.

Her daughter Rethabile and son, Thando, also gave touching tributes to their mum by singing a hymn they used to sing with her at home.

Khumalo was nominated for Record of the Year at the South African Music Awards (SAMA), where she competed alongside artists such as DJ Oskido, Big Nuz, and Liquid Deep. In addition, Khumalo was selected to participate in the Shoprite Checkers Women of the Year competition and received recognition at the Museke Online Africa Music Awards.

She will be laid to rest on Saturday at the Wespark Cemetery.

Khumalo is survived by her son Ntando, her daughter Rethabile, who has followed in her footsteps as a singer, her three grandchildren, her mother, and three sisters.

A memorial service is being held on Wednesday at the Market Theatre in Johannesburg for Winnie Khumalo, the singer and actress who died aged 51 on January 7.

Industry colleagues, friends and fans are set to celebrate her life.

The late star will be laid to rest on Saturday.Fans, relatives and industry colleagues have gathered to celebrate the life of Winnie Khumalo at a memorial service at the Johannesburg Theatre.

 

 

 

 

 

 
The 51-year-old music icon, who was well known for her famous song Live My Life, died on Tuesday, 7 January following a brief illness.Veteran musician and actress Winnie Khumalo’s life was celebrated at a memorial service at the Market Theatre, Johannesburg on Wednesday, 15 January.

Government officials, A-list celebrities, friends, family and fans gathered at the Market Theatre to celebrate her life.

The 51-year-old music icon died on Tuesday, 7 January, after a short illness. Her death was confirmed by her family.

During the memorial service, African National Congress (ANC) veteran Jeff Radebe recounted a memorable experience with Khumalo, describing her spirit and ambition.

“I met Winnie Khumalo when we had to drive all the way to Nkandla to meet the former president Zuma at his home in December 2008 to make him listen to her demo tape,” he reminisced. “I told her she not only had to wear the ANC colours but also a mini skirt, shorter than that of Chommie, “he said, showcasing her vibrant personality.

Veteran Producer Sello “Chicco” Twala, known for his close ties with Khumalo, also shared his fond memories. Reflecting on their relationship, he acknowledged that despite numerous fights over the years, Khumalo was always eager to move on and continue her musical journey.

“I was with Winnie just two days before she passed on. There were no signs of sickness. She was her usual bubbly self and she was laughing when I visited her, “Twala recalled.

“That’s why they say, death is a thief. For me, she was more than a sister; we had known each other since she was just 14,” illustrating the depth of their friendship.

Oscar “Oskido” Mdlongwa, another prominent figure in the industry, praised Khumalo’s unparalleled talent and dedication in the studio: “Winnie was nothing but exceptional. More than anything, she was a talented musician and over-delivered when we were recording.”

Media personality Somizi Mhlongo said Winnie has entered heaven.

“People don’t know that she never touched a drop of alcohol, but when we were together, you wouldn’t tell. That’s how cheerful she was. She didn’t need alcohol, drugs and all those things,” he said.

Her daughter Rethabile and son, Thando, also gave touching tributes to their mum by singing a hymn they used to sing with her at home.

Winnie Khumalo”s Memorial Service. May Her Soul Rest In Eternal Peace🕊️🕊️#RIP- Gone but not Forgotten, our Heroine ♥️♥️Friends, family, and industry colleagues gathered at the Market Theatre on Wednesday to honour the life of veteran musician and actor Winnie Khumalo.

Known for her fierce spirit and unwavering truthfulness, Khumalo, who died on 7 January, touched the hearts of those she held dear and left a lasting impact on South Africa’s music landscape.

Media personality Somizi Mhlongo spoke fondly of Khumalo, celebrating her vibrant personality.

“Can we celebrate her new chapter? She was always bubbly, warm, and energetic,” he said.

Somizi also shared a poignant reflection on the unique pain of losing a mother, emphasising the deep emotional bonds they share with their children.

“What people never warn us about is the impact of losing a mother. That part angers me how much it hurts to lose a mother. I don’t like to compare, but there’s a difference between losing a mother and losing a father. And it’s because there’s an attachment of an umbilical cord. Mothers are multitaskers. They can do anything and [be] everything that you want them to be, and that’s what is difficult,” he said.

 

 

 

 

 

Jeff Radebe, former minister, recounted a memorable experience with Khumalo, highlighting her ambition and support for the ANC. He shared a vivid memory of driving to Nkandla in 2008 to play her demo tape for former president Jacob Zuma, capturing Khumalo’s determination and lively spirit.

“Winnie made a great contribution, not only to the people of our land who love her beautiful music but also to the ANC when we needed her the most during the critical period of 2008 and 2009. May her soul rest in peace.”evered music producer Chicco Twala reflected on their long-standing friendship, acknowledging the occasional disagreements that never overshadowed their deep bond.

“I was with Winnie just two days before she passed on,” Twala said, recalling their laughter-filled visit and lamenting her sudden departure.

DJ Cleo and Oskido praised Khumalo’s exceptional talent and dedication to her craft, lauding her ability to exceed expectations during recordings. They acknowledged her influential role in the music industry and expressed gratitude for her contributions.”Winnie was nothing but exceptional. More than anything, she was a talented musician and over-delivered when we were recording,” said Oskido

IMPRA CEO Dodo Monamodi conveyed his devastation at her passing, sharing Khumalo’s great love for her children. “Winnie was someone who loved her children. Every second line when we talked, even when we spoke officially about how we can move a catalogue together, she would never stop talking about Retha.”

Winnie Khumalo’s memorial service painted a portrait of a deeply loved and respected woman. Her remarkable legacy as an artist, activist, and mother will live on in the hearts of those she touched.

Her funeral service will be held on Saturday at the Protea South Multipurpose Hall, with her final resting place at Westpark Cemetery.

Musawenkosi, a young maths prodigy from KwaThema’s Ext 3 in Ekurhuleni, is proving that determination knows no bounds. In 2023, the Zimisele Secondary School student defied the odds by winning the prestigious SAIPA Accounting and Maths Olympiad, outshining students from some of the country’s most affluent schools. Now, in 2024, he has soared to even greater heights, earning a place as Gauteng’s Top Matric Learner after scoring an impressive 1,721 marks in his final exams.Despite coming from humble beginnings, Musawenkosi’s journey has been one of resilience and ambition. In grade 11, he faced challenges that many might consider insurmountable, yet he triumphed, earning a sponsorship that provided him with the data to focus on his studies. This support helped him excel in his grade 12 year, securing top marks across all his subjects, including a remarkable 299/300 in Mathematics.

 

 

On January 14, 2024, Musawenkosi returned to a hero’s welcome in his community, where locals celebrated his success with singing, ululating, and jubilant street parades. He expressed his deep gratitude to his school and teachers, especially Sabelo Duze, his maths teacher at Zimisele Secondary. “I want to tell the children in my community that their background doesn’t define them. Dream big, and work hard,” he shared.

Musawenkosi’s achievement is not just about academics; his personal journey has inspired him to pursue a career in medicine. After struggling with frequent headaches, despite various medical visits, he has decided to study neuroscience, driven by the desire to find solutions not only for his own condition but for others worldwide. With his incredible academic track record and unwavering resolve, Musawenkosi’s future is as bright as his past accomplishments.

South African media personality Anele Mdoda recently shared an exciting milestone for her son, Alakhe, as he returned to school in style. The 947 radio host posted a picture on social media of Alakhe proudly wearing his school uniform, complete with a new blazer. The proud mother celebrated her son’s return to school, sharing the moment with her followers on Twitter (X).

 

 

 

 

Alakhe’s excitement was evident, and his new blazer seemed to symbolize more than just a uniform update—it marked a new chapter in his school life. Fans and netizens flooded the comment section, reacting to the heartwarming image with comments like, “Blazer Boys are UP!” as they admired his growing confidence and sense of style.

The moment also followed a fun and lighthearted appearance from the mother and son duo on an episode of Ready Steady Cook on S3, where they competed together on screen. The mother-son connection and Alakhe’s infectious enthusiasm made it a memorable return to school for both him and his proud mom.

Anele, known for her lively personality and deep bond with her son, shared this milestone as part of the everyday joys of motherhood, and it quickly captured the hearts of her followers. With a new year ahead, it’s clear that Alakhe is stepping into the school year with confidence and style—blazer and all.