Mpumelelo Mseleku chats about fatherhood and venturing into music

Mpumelelo Mseleku is gearing up to release his first single as he makes a comeback on the music scene.

After graduating from Boston Media House in 2019, the Izingane Zes’thembu star ventured into football, playing for Moroka Swallows FC in their junior ranks for nearly two years. Now he is back to his first love and ready to dominate the house music scene.

“I am back to music because it is what I love and what I studied for. It’s very important to prepare yourself when getting into this space by making music. DJing is more like a talent, if you are a DJ it doesn’t leave you, it’s always there,” he told TshisaLIVE.


 

 

 

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‘I’ve been extremely blessed in a season of wins’ — Nambitha Ben-Mazwi on her Netflix roles

Award-winning actress Nambitha Ben-Mazwi said she is excited to see what God has in store for her next.

Being the first South African actress to star in six Netflix productions, she told TshisaLIVE the achievement makes her want to make the most of it.


 

 

 

 

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‘You’ll have to watch and see’ — Babes Wodumo’s ‘Uthando Lodumo’ returning for season 3

Musician Babes Wodumo says she had to grieve properly for her late husband Mampintsha but is excited to now let Mzansi in, announcing the reality show Uthando Lodumo is back.

In season one we saw the couple concluding their lobola negotiations, celebrating their star-studded wedding and anticipating the birth of their first child, affectionately known as “Sponge”.


 

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The Soil introduces new member following Buhlendalo’s departure

The Bayangihleka singer told Zimoja that she left the group to focus on her solo career, her publishing company and her artist hub for women, children, and the LGBQTI community.

“We had a good run. I’m grateful for everything -good and bad. I grew up as the child of The Soil,” Buhle says. I have graced local and international stages and performed at some of the biggest festivals in front of huge audiences here and abroad. I can never replace the time I have had with the group, but it’s time to grow and face this cut throat industry on my own. I know I can do it.”

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