It seems as though the flame between musicians DJ Maphorisa and Thuli Phongolo has been reignited. Or was it never put out? The Mnike hitmaker – real name Themba Sonnyboy Sekowe – took to his Instagram stories on Sunday, 12 November, to post what appears to be a mirror image of the former Generations: The Legacy actress.
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usanda 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,”
Butho Vuthela, a member of the gospel music community who was present at the occasion, shared that he experienced an emotional reaction when he heard Lusanda speak those words.
When she told me to stay behind, the event had just come to its conclusion. She restated what she had just said and challenged all of us to be even more powerful than we were. She stated that she had completed her task, and that it was now our responsibility to carry the torch on. This was much too in-depth, especially when she discussed the manner in which she desired her burial to be held.”
“I broke down in tears primarily due to the fact that her retirement was not appropriately commemorated. According to Vuthela, “It also felt as though she could see that the end of her life is getting closer.”
He expressed his regret that the Eastern Cape and the government weren’t doing anything to express their gratitude to her while she is still alive.
“I am saying this because she is not simply any artist; rather, she has put in a lot of effort for the sake of the music business as a whole. She has made the path clear for us to proceed. Vuthela remarked that “now is the time that we honour her.”
When the Daily Sun attempted to contact Lusanda, she responded with the following statement: “I am not in a good space to talk about this.”
Popular Mzansi actress and director Connie Ferguson recently opened up about losing her husband and children’s father Shona Ferguson two years ago. While Connie managed to put up a brave face and continues to inspire her millions of fans with her workout clips and wonderful relationship with her children, she shared how she isn’t always as strong as she looks.
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William Last KRM, whose real name is Bofelo William Molebatsi, is a South African comedian. Many of his fans within and outside South Africa knows him as Mawilla.
Although the young and celebrated comedian is new to the industry, he has gained prominence. He has also gathered decent followership on social media including on Instagram.
Mawilla was born Bofelo William Molebatsi in Gaborone, Botswana. He has managed to become one of the most sought-after personalities in the comedy industry. When he was 20 years, he had already become a name in the industry.
Age
The Botswana comedian and artist was born on the 8th of March 1996. As from August 2023, William Last KRM is 27 years old.
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Reality TV star and actress Khanyi Mbau is being compared to late pop star Michael Jackson after an old interview with Deborah Patta emerged on social media on Thursday, 14 September.The old interview of the actress Khanyi Mbau shared by social media user @ThisIsColbert is trending on X (formerly known as Twitter).
The video of Mbau and broadcaster Deborah Patta had scores of users reacting to how The Wife star looked before she bleached her skin.
TshisaLIVE reports that the reality TV star admitted to spending R95 000 on cosmetic surgery in 2017.
Mbau also encouraged women to be comfortable in their own skin in July 2020.
“Being black doesn’t mean you have to look black. B
Dr John Kani said he was still in disbelief after being bestowed as the honorary officer of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire by His Majesty King Charles III.The British High Commissioner to South Africa, Antony Phillipson, said the United Kingdom (UK) honours system recognises exceptional achievement and service and includes non-British nationals who receive honorary awards.For almost 60 years, the veteran actor has been one of South Africa’s most renowned actors, authors, directors, and playwrights.
“When you get the call that on the list presented to you to King Charles III, your name has been confirmed, you think, alright, my god, this is good, this is great, actually, but then you pretend that maybe it’s just another award.”
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