Friday’s episode of Gomora was a return to old ways. Gladys has taken Melusi back, again. Gladys really knows the meaning of “till death us part”. This woman has forgiven Melusi so many times.

Why Gladys? Why? Why can’t you find a man who will not constantly treat you like second choice? You are beautiful, career oriented and strong. How do you as a social worker convince your patients to leave abusive relationships when you can’t leave your own?

Once Phumlani is removed Thati will be single again and he will go back to her. He was already planning to be Thati’s “support” before Jackie told him to stop, reminding him that Thati has a husband who should be her support. To say Gladys disappoints me is an understatement.

In more interesting news Phumlani’s hit on Stompie failed and now he has to look for other ways to silence him. He has chosen Sibongile, knowing how much Stompie cares for her. Phumlani threatened to harm her should Stompie continue to involve himself in his business. Stompie had warned Phumlani to come clean to Mam Sonto or he was going to do it for him, but it appears he might have gotten the message.

On a side note, I’m very surprised by the amount of people who are okay with Stompie’s relationship with Sibongile. I’m not sure how old Stompie is supposed to be on the show but he looks at least 30. Sibongile on the other hand is a 16 year old high school girl. Why are people not making noise about this? Where are the gender based activists?

Nina Simone once said that an artist’s duty is to reflect the times so I guess I understand why they have this relationship on the show. I still expected more uproar from viewers though.

Zodwa having been reassured still does not trust Bongani. That’s understandable because Zoliswa is a teacher while she is uneducated. I just hope she won’t lose her mind or Bongani because of her insecurities.

Let’s meet after Monday’s episode.

Makhadzi, nicknamed Ndivhudzannyi Ralivhona, is a well-known South African entertainer. She is a multi-award-winning artist, songwriter, and dancer who has received numerous accolades, including an Afrima in 2021. Her abilities and hard work have allowed her to live in the home of her dreams.

Tshanda Vhuya’s climb to prominence has been rapid, given that she only began performing in 2010. Makhadzi used to sell CDs at the mall with her friends before that.

Makhadzi is today prosperous and living the American dream. Makhadzi has landed lucrative multi-million dollar agreements, such as her R120 million endorsement deal with Kokhova footwear, in addition to her music earnings.

Makhadzi looks to be committed to making sound investments, which are paying off handsomely.

Makhadzi, who is only 25, has built four houses! That’s more than most people can accomplish in a lifetime.

She showed off her new home in a video posted on YouTube in 2021. While DJ Oskido took us on a tour of Makhadzi’s home, Makhadzi’s exuberance made us want we could be there as well.

The Makhadzi family’s residence is located in affluent areas of Johannesburg, Africa’s wealthiest metropolis. Makhadzi has attained some kind of success in life as a result of this.

She also manages a block of apartments in Sunnyside central, Pretoria, which she rents out.

Makhadzi’s new home cost around R4 million. Aren’t you blown away?

When Makhadzi bought the house, there were no bills owed to anyone, not even the bank or anyone else.

See more photographs in the gallery below.

“When they say that hard work pays off, they really mean it. “Look at me,” he continues. At home, I’m having a nice time. Don’t let the fact that I mortgage this house fool you. If you have access to electricity, you can do this. You will not be given credit for this.” In the video, Makhadzi is heard stating.

Simple but Loaded: House of Zwide actress ‘Dorothy’ Brenda Mukwevho’s business empire shocks Mzansi

Brenda Mukwevho has been taking on the role of Dorothy the Zwides’ maid on the eTV drama series. However, this role is not her most famous role on Television as she has an impressive career in the entertainment industry. Recently her character discovered that her boyfriend was cheating on her and broke up with him. However, Molefe has been trying everything in the book to win her back, and it seems to be working.

How Brenda Mukwevho’s acting career started
Mukwevho made a name for herself as an actress with her role in Muvhango as Lufuno. Lufuno was the troublesome Khadzi of Thathe, who was very sneaky and intelligent. Being the sister to the chief made her get away with many things. However, her exit from the show came when her character was killed off. She is also known for her role on the sitcom My Perfect Family.

Nomsa, Molefe and Dorothy from House of Zwide
Nomsa, Molefe and Dorothy from House of Zwide-Image Source(Instagram/Brenda Mukwevho)
On top of being a Television actress, Brenda Mukwevho also works in Theatre. She studied Theatre at the Tshwane University of Technology in Pretoria and kicked off her career playing in several Theatre roles. Recently the actress has been making waves with her role in House of Zwide as Dorothy, a maid.

Brenda Mukwevho expanded her business empire as a director
Brenda Mukwevho
Brenda Mukwevho-Image Source(Instagram/Brenda Mukwevho)
When Mukwevho was still on Muvhango, she picked up some directing skills and fell in love with the craft. She then kicked off her directing job at that same show. Later on, she moved to Rhythm City, where she worked as a director. While she was cast on My Perfect Family, the actress also had a directing job there. Brenda has worked behind the scenes on Uzalo as a director as well. She is ranked in the top five of South Africa’s female directors, making it big in the entertainment industry.

Brenda Mukwevho has amassed wealth for herself with her vast acting and directing career. The entertainer is worth an estimated $500 000, with most of it coming from her directing jobs.

Uncle Waffles surprised Mzansi when she went live on Instagram for her fans. As usual, thousands of people joined her live and the hearts kept popping on the screen. As she was talking, the Canadian Fell No Way rapper commented with ‘ WAFFFFLLLLESSSSSS ‘. Drizzy commented once more and said, “Top Dj Top Sound Uncle Waffles.” One comment was enough but two confirmed Drake is a fan.

Mzansi reacts
Mzansi got really impressed with The Motto rapper commenting twice on her live. Many people reposted screenshots of the rapper’s comments on her live. People also reiterated that Waffles is a big deal. Recognition from a global star like Drake is nothing slight. People are still raving about Drake’s comments and they are sharing how a feature would be even more epic.

Pictures: Mzansi in awe as Uncle Waffles goes live with Drake
Drake. Instagram/Drake
Drake follows Waffles
Months ago, Drake followed Uncle Waffles on Instagram. When he followed the Tanzania DJ a lot of people from abroad started noticing her. As we know it’s not a usual thing for celebrities to follow people, not within their rank. International artists are worse, they don’t just follow anyone.

Drake is one of the biggest musicians in the world and his Instagram following is very selective. His following Waffles was like a golden star from a teacher.

Mzansi in awe as Uncle Waffles goes live with Drake

Watch: ‘I had a thing with her Baby Daddy’ Eva Modika opens up about why Ayanda Thabethe has beef with her.

Eva Modika was invited to a Podcast and Chill session with MacG and his team, and she agreed. Every time the team posts a session with any celebrity, they give many people something to talk about. Eva Modika’s chill session was no different, and the influencer spoke to some extent about her beef with Ayanda Thabethe.
 

 

How Eva Modika and Ayanda Thabethe’s beef started
In June 2021, Ayanda took to her Instagram stories with a rant of how a blogger was ruining many people’s careers. The Instagram blogger named Maphephe Ndaba is known for sharing entertainment news and gossip. According To Thabethe, many celebrities have had their careers ruined because of this gossip blog, as brands drop them sometimes after their names are tainted. Ayanda went on to say Eva Modika is behind that blog. Kefilwe Mabote also called out Eva Modika on the same issue.

Eva Modika responded, saying the claims were outrageous and denied running the blog in question. The famous club hostess said she does not have time to blog on her Instagram stories. She went on to say that she would not address these allegations again.

Eva Modika addresses the beef with Ayanda on MacG’s Podcast and Chill

On the Podcast and Chill session, Eva Modika was asked about the Instagram drama. She said that Ayanda hates her because Eva approached her baby daddy on the day they met and said hie and he bought her alcohol in a club. Eva, who has a history with the man who is only identified as Peter, said she just greeted him as someone she knew at the club. Ayanda was also there with the man, and according to Eva, that’s how the beef started.

Eva Modika discusses how she met the guy before he was dating Ayanda. Peter is said to have stopped Eva and her friend on the freeway during the first lockdown. The guy is said to be rich and loaded, and Eva had a few hookups with him before they ended. Now Peter ad Ayanda are expecting a child together, and Ayanda made a public announcement of her pregnancy a few weeks ago.

Mzansi Magic Telenovelas DiepCity and Gomora brought in young talents Akhona Ndlovu and Ntobeko Sishi, respectively. The actors were brought in without much screen experience. The rising stars are now making headlines showing exactly why they attracted the interest of Mzansi’s top TV shows.

We analysed the on and off-screen skill set of the two actors. Who boasts the best profile between the two actors of Gomora and DiepCity?

 

 

 

 
Ntobeko of Gomora and Akhona of DiepCity
Ntobeko of Gomora and Akhona of DiepCity – Image Credit: Instagram
Screen roles (Gomora and DiepCity)
Thokozo has quickly become one of the main characters of Gomora. He plays a role of a boy from a family involved in the scandals. He accidentally killed Don, Buhle’s father. Ntokozo is involved in a love triangle with Buhle and Mazet. He seems to be creating more trouble for himself as each episode passes. He failed Matric, and his mother gave him a harsh lesson that he struggled to handle.

On the other hand, Herbert is a charming young man who inherited his uncle’s shop in Diepsloot. He always finds himself clashing with gangsters of the township who demand money to protect his shop. A lot of girls in Diepsloot loves the handsome young man. He fell in love with Nox, and the relationship saw him becoming popular.

Screen frequency shows that Ntobeko is on a more prominent role in Gomora than Akhona has in DiepCity.

Age
The two actors are of the same age, making them direct competitors for any role on the screen. Ntobeko Sishi was born in 1998, while Akhona Ndlovu was born the previous year in 1997. Both actors grew up in Durban in KwaZulu Natal.

Ntobeko Thokozo of Gomora on screen with Mazet – Image Credit:
Academic qualifications
Ntobeko went to George Campell School of Technology for his early education. He graduated with a Bachelor of Commerce degree in Economics and Finance from the University of Capetown. He later obtained a post-grad Diploma in Management, Entrepreneurship Studies (UCT).

On the other side, Akhona did his tertiary education at Creative Arts Collage, where he graduated with a Diploma in Performing Arts and Production Techniques.

Social Media following
Once again, Ntobeko commands a more significant following on Facebook and Twitter over Akhona. Ntobeko has 73,000 followers on Twitter, while Akhona only has 1,000 followers. On Instagram, Akhona is 7,000 followers behind Ntobeko.

Akhona ‘Herbert’ of DiepCity on screen
Akhona ‘Herbert’ of DiepCity on-screen – Image Credit: instagram.com/official.akhona/
Networth
Akhona earns quite a lot from DiepCity, and his salary ranges between R15 000 to R20 000 per month, while Ntobeko makes R35 000 from Gomora.

Overall, Ntobeko seems to be doing better than his counterpart DiepCity.