Famous actor and businessman Kope Makgae has joined the star-studded cast of the TVdrama series “Isiphetho: The Destiny.”

It has been about hitting new milestones for some of Mzansi’s biggest celebs this year. The forthcoming etv drama series, “Isiphetho: The Destiny,” produced by Black Brain Pictures, is set to be an entertaining new show.

Mzansi is already excited. The talented Kope Makgae took to social media and celebrated being cast as a lead in the series. He wrote, “God is Good all the time….and all the time.”Directed by Mandla N, Makgae plays the role of Mosa in the series. He shared a video of himself on set with his fellow cast members, and they seemed to be having a great time filming.

The popular actor will star alongside acclaimed actress Linda Sokhulu, former “The Wife” star Mbalenhle Mavimbela and the iconic Thulani Mtsweni.
According to reports, the new show, “Isiphetho: The Destiny,” will replace the former TV drama “Nikiwe” in its previous time slot of 18:30 on April 22, 2024. The announcement was made by e.tv on X.

According to close sources, Generations Legacy is sad to confirm the exit of Kope Makgae, who has played the role of Murekza since 2016. The actor becomes one of the favorites on the show, but he decides to take another stage to grow his career by leaving the show and joining the new drama series Isiphetho: The Destiny, which will start to premiere in April on etv.According to reports, the new show, “Isiphetho: The Destiny,” will replace the former TV drama “Nikiwe” in its previous time slot of 18:30 on April 22, 2024. The announcement was made by e.tv on X.

After six years of acting in a lead role on South Africa‘s most watched television drama, Uzalo, Baby Cele is bowing out after seven years on the show. The celebrated actress joined the popular drama in 2017, portraying the character of Gabisile Mdletshe.

The 10th season of ‘Uzalo’ is coming with a number of changes, including new faces joining and some fan favourites saying goodbye to the SABC1 drama.Cele previously left the show in 2021, but she was brought back to her much-loved character after a well-deserved break. But things are different now; she is set to leave for good.

“I have played Gabisile for so many years, she became part of my life, so leaving feels like I have lost a part of me.Uzalo was and will forever be my home, I was loved in the production, I had family, I was respected and we worked well together, I had family, I was respected and we worked well together,” said the actress.Cele told IOL that it was her decision to leave ‘Uzalo’, emphasising that it was not for “negative reasons, but it was time”.I joined the show in October 2017, and ever since I have portrayed the character of Gabisile, I have enjoyed it. Unfortunately, as an actress, you cannot play a character for too long, so I decided it was time to spread my wings,” said Cele.
Baby Cele recently posted a stirring message on spiritual development on Instagram. She posted engrossing photos of herself standing in a river while wearing traditional sangoma clothing—an image that speaks to the intensity of his spiritual journey. The actress has demonstrated how important traditional heritage is to her faith by participating in these activities.EzoicCele’s departure comes as ‘Uzalo’ enters its tenth season, which has also seen her on-screen son, Sbonelo Mhlongo’s, exit, portrayed by actor Wiseman Mncube.Mncube also made the decision to bow out of ‘Uzalo’, as his schedule as an actor got busier and busier, as he continues to be one of the most sought-after actors in the country.

“Towards the end of the fourth year, a big offer came for me to do another show, but I turned it down because it didn’t feel right. I’ve since waited for the right moment when I felt like I was ready to spread my wings.So, my resignation came from a place of wanting to explore and grow,” said Mncube.

Skeem Saam actor Sebase Mogale and his wife Dorah were taken into custody after it was alleged that they set up a Bitcoin scam and defrauded individuals of a significant amount of money.

The former Thobela FM host was fired from the air in 2022 following an exposé by Carte Blanche that claimed Mogale was involved in a bitcoin scam.According to the Limpopo Chronical and Jacaranda FM, Mogale and his wife appeared in Polokwane Magistrates Court on Friday, March 15, where they were accused of fraud.

It is alleged the actor used his SABC radio show to lure people into investing in his which was called Mining City.The scam was run in 2020 and promised high returns, which attracted unsuspecting victims into depositing varying amounts of money, some as high as R250,000.Limpopo police spokesperson Malesela Ledwaba said there were more than 10 cases filed against Mogale and his wife, who reportedly told people who attempted to withdraw money from their investments that the scheme had collapsed due to the inflation rate.

“People were willing to invest because it was a popular radio presenter who was calling people to invest.

Victims deposited money into an account belonging to the Altcoin trader, buying the so-called “mining packages” which ranged from R6 500 to R 253 000.

The problem started when the victims tried to withdraw their money. That’s when they realised that the details given to them were blocked.

When victims questioned Sebasa Mogale telephonically about their investment, he told them that the Mining City Scam had collapsed due to the inflation rate. It meant that said investors had lost their money in th

Victims went back to the office; unfortunately, they found that the office was closed and his phone was on voice mail.”

Sebase Mogale and his wife were set free on bail on a R10,000 for each, and they are scheduled to appear in court again on May 20.It’s anticipated that both of them will face more charges.

Real Housewives of Durban star Nonkanyiso ‘LaConco’ Conco’s 94 year old father shocked many when he opened up about his strained relationship with his daughter.

The old man, Fartescue Conco, pleaded with her to reach out to contact him and talk about their differences. The 94-year-old said he hasn’t had any contact with the Real Housewives of Durban star for many years.

He told The Daily Sun that he believes that Nonkanyiso got angry with him when he voiced his opinions when the damages paid by former president Jacob Zuma went to her mother’s family in the Eastern Cape.

Conco revealed that he has been trying to get into contact with his daughter since 2018. LaConco blocked him and other family members on all communication platforms. “I miss my daughter, it’s clear she hates me. I’ve been trying to reach her since 2018 but she blocked me on all communication platforms”, the old man said.

Sthoko receives unpleasant news about her lover. Jacobeth kicks Bullet to the curb. Clement discovers the reason behind Ori’s actions.

Tuesday 19 March 2024
Episode 187

MaNtuli crosses a line in her attempt to talk Sthoko out of her relationship. Jacobeth warns Rathebe that she must be careful her good deeds don’t come back to bite her. It turns out the time John spent at Bazaruto has corrupted him.

Wednesday 20 March 2024
Episode 188

Pretty injures Lehasa. When he’s not bickering with Sthoko, Babeile has another woman causing him a headache at work. Lewatle makes plans that go against her father’s wishes.

Thursday 21 March 2024
Episode 189

Just as Babeile and Sthoko think they are in the clear, another hurdle is thrown in their way. Lehasa has ideas for Petersen that worry Leeto. Kwaito buys Ori and Clement more time, and some hope.

Friday 22 March 2024
Episode 190

Lehasa takes too long to act against Petersen and lives to regret it. Sthoko shocks Babeile when she clears their hurdle by herself. Just when Clement thinks he’s found Ori, he slips away again.

In the vibrant landscape of South Africa’s music industry, the Qwabe twins, Virginia and Viggy, emerged as a dynamic duo, captivating audiences with their mesmerizing vocals and undeniable chemistry.
Their journey began on the renowned stage of “Idols South Africa” in 2019, where they showcased their exceptional talent, winning the hearts of many despite not clinching the ultimate title. Under the wing of esteemed music maestro DJ Tira, they embarked on a musical odyssey that seemed destined for greatness.

Rooted in the rich traditions of Maskandi, a genre deeply ingrained in the cultural tapestry of KwaZulu-Natal, the Qwabe twins carved a niche for themselves, enchanting listeners with their soul-stirring performances. Together, they soared to new heights, basking in the adoration of fans who reveled in their harmonious melodies.

However, amidst their meteoric rise, cracks began to form in the once unbreakable bond that defined their partnership. The catalyst for their separation? A fundamental disagreement over the direction of their musical journey. While and Viggy were synonymous with the Maskandi sound, their artistic visions diverged, sparking a clash of ideologies that proved irreconcilable.

As tensions escalated, fueled by disputes over creative control and financial matters, the inevitable became reality – the Qwabe twins were going their separate ways.

For fans who had been captivated by their collective magic, the news came as a devastating blow. The abrupt end of an era left a void in the music scene, prompting reflections on the fragility of artistic partnerships in an industry fraught with challenges.

The Qwabe twins’ story mirrors a recurring narrative in the annals of music history, where the pursuit of creative expression often intersects with the complexities of human relationships. From legendary bands like Pink Floyd to contemporary ensembles, the specter of discord looms large, underscoring the delicate balance between artistic collaboration and individual autonomy.

Yet, amidst the sorrow and introspection, there remains a glimmer of hope – the indelible legacy of the Qwabe twins lives on, a testament to their enduring talent and unwavering spirit. As they embark on separate paths, their journey serves as a poignant reminder of the transformative power of music and the resilience of the human spirit.

The Qwabe Twins catapulted to prominence following their captivating performances on the 2019 edition of South African Idol. Although victory eluded them, their talent did not go unnoticed, catching the discerning eye of DJ Tira, a titan in the realm of South African entertainment. Under his tutelage, they embarked on a journey that would redefine their destiny, captivating audiences with their soulful renditions and magnetic stage presence.