Unathi Nkayi replaced Khanyi Mbau to host the Basadi in Music Awards 2023. The radio presenter had limited time to prepare and rehearse, but she excelled on the stage a couple of weekends ago. Taking to social media, Unathi shared some photos, revealing the outfits she rocked on stage to host the annual event.She also penned down her experience, “I’ve hosted the biggest events in the country including the SAMAs four times and Mandela’s Cultural and Arts day at FNB stadium and many more.

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Nadia Nakai and Kairo Forbes perform together. Nadia Nakai took to her Instagram to share that she is practicing for the 947 Joburg day tribute performance for her late boyfriend Kiernan AKA Forbes. Nadia Nakai is also practicing with the same live band that AKA performed with.

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In a shocking turn of events at a UK music festival, Zimbabwean artist Makhadzi was forcibly removed from the stage by a Zimbabwean promoter who claimed she wasn’t “fully Zimbabwean.” The incident has sparked widespread outrage and discussions about cultural identity, representation, and the responsibilities of event organizers to ensure a safe and respectful environment for artists and attendees alike.

The incident unfolded during Makhadzi’s performance at a prominent UK music festival, where she was slated to showcase her talent and connect with her international fan base. However, her performance took an unexpected and distressing turn when a Zimbabwean promoter stormed the stage, pushing Makhadzi’s manager and ejecting her DJ from the booth.

Motivated by a misguided perception that Makhadzi wasn’t “fully Zimbabwean,” the promoter’s actions not only disrupted the artist’s performance but also displayed a blatant disregard for her dignity and the principles of artistic freedom.

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Appearing in court today, Dr. Magudumana appeared visibly stressed as she recounted her version of events. Previously known for their amicable behavior inside the courtroom, Dr. Magudumana and Thabo Bester’s relationship has taken a dramatic twist. Dr. Magudumana, who was once seen as a confident figure, now portrays herself as a victim of circumstances.

The courtroom, which has witnessed the lovey-dovey interactions between Dr. Magudumana and Thabo Bester, was witness to a different narrative today. Dr. Magudumana’s claims of coercion and threats have brought the dynamics of their relationship into sharp focus. This sudden shift in narrative has left many surprised and curious about the truth behind these allegations.

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Dr. Nandipha, a prominent figure in the community, has recently declared her ability to cover a bail amount of R10,000. This announcement comes as a response to her recent n connection with a minor altercation that took place at a local event.

In a brief statement to the press, Dr. Nandipha calmly asserted that the R10,000 bail set by the authorities is within her means. The incident leading to her arrest was, according to her, a regrettable misunderstanding that escalated momentarily. The event, which was initially intended to be a celebration of community unity, unfortunately took an unfortunate turn.

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Lusanda Mcinga, a retired gospel singer, is 59 years old and does not want lengthy eulogies during her funeral.

Instead, she desires that her fellow musicians commemorate her life in some way.

On July 27th, she made her official exit from the music industry.

She went on to explain the particulars of how she wished for her funeral to be carried out. She made this announcement during the premiere of her retirement album at the Savoy Hotel in Mthatha, which is located in the Eastern Cape.

“I have decided to end my career in music. You are now in possession of the baton. I would ask that you not mess with it. Please respect one another and take this music business to places I’ve never visited before. Do not fight with one another, and assist those who are afflicted with the illness.

“When I pass away, do not grieve; instead, take turns performing on stage and celebrate the life I led.” My memorial ceremony ought to be a revival, and you must not anticipate receiving payment for your performance at my funeral. I don’t believe you have a complete grasp of what the song Ndinga Ngakhe Ndisithele is trying to convey to you. “It’s no secret that I adore you,”

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