Fikile Ncwane, the mother of late gospel musician Sifiso Ncwane, says his widow, Ayanda Ncwane, does not want her to see his children – Sunday World reports. The Kulungile Baba hitmaker, who passed away in December 2016, shares two sons with Ayanda – Ngcweti and Mawrnza Ncwane. Fikile told the publication that she has given up trying to get Ayanda to allow her grandchildren to visit them.
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A video of a woman jumping on Springbok Captain Siya Kolisi and trying to kiss him during the Rugby World Cup Trophy Tour in East London has gone viral. The Springboks touched down in East London on Saturday evening for their final leg of the Rugby World Cup Trophy Tour.
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Lynn Forbes is struggling to come to terms with the death of her son, rapper Kiernan “AKA” Forbes, who was shot dead outside a restaurant in Durban on February 10.
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Thabo writes a note of gratitude to his supporters after winning season 19 of Idols SA. The singer is the last South African idol, and he is excited about the win.
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Somizi Mhlongo opens up about his 9 years on Idols SA as a judge. The media personality was part of the show from its inception in South Africa till the 19th season which is the final. Taking to social media, Som shared a video where he talked about how he had an amazing experience working on the show. My Journey on South African Idols when I started 9 years ago… I can boldly stand on a mountain and say Idols is the only place I have worked for 9 years, and I can boldly say it was a non-toxic environment,” he said.
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Well-known South African actress and media personality, Palesa Madisakwane has gained attention and sparked discussions after publicly renouncing ubungoma, a spiritual practice in South Africa. She shared a video on her social media platforms in which she tears and burns an ancestral fabric, symbolizing her turning away from the practice.
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