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Amapiano sensation Nkosazana Daughter is suing Podcast and Chill with MacG hosts for a whopping R13 million for defamation of character.

Nkosazana Daughter claimed the staggering amount for defamation of character in her litigation papers filed at the Johannesburg High Court.

The bubbly amapiano star also made it known that the allegations have taken a toll on her career.

Earlier this year, Nkosazana Daughter, Master KG and Sir Trill made headlines after being fingered in an illicit affair.

 

 

 

In July, MacG revealed that Master KG was Nkosazana Daughter’s baby daddy rather than Sir Trill, as alleged.However, the lawsuit comes barely three months after MacG urged the Nkosazana Daughter to turn to the courts if he was lying.

Against the trends, MacG said, “This thing is simple – if I’m lying, sue me, done, and I would love it if she sues me cause we’ll know who the real father is.”

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However, in response to MacG’s allegations, Nkosazana Daughter took to X, formerly Twitter, to slam the allegations. She made it known that there was nothing between her and Master KG.

Nkosazana’s Daughter commented, “We have families at home like you that watch these things you say; my relationship with Sir Trill was never a secret but private! Even before you even knew me.”

“I assure you, big time, that my relationship with Master KG is not romantic or sexual! Like I said before, Master KG and I only work together, but it’s like there are people trying to convince you that there is more, and there is no such thing,” Nkosazana Daughter posted.

Nkosazana Daughter said she is sick and tired of people shipping her with Sir Trill and Master KG. She revealed that men no longer ask her out because of these alleged relationships.

Swaziland News reports that King Mswati’s international trip with his new wife, Nomcebo Zuma will cost taxpayers over R200 million public funds.

The publication adds that the couple’s trip will include allowances for the delegation, flying costs for the private jet and what “is described as a pocket money for the King and his new wife”.

The King left the country on Sunday, 13 October on a three-country work travel. He will be attending the World Food Forum in Italy, visit Serbia and further participate in the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM) in Samoa.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Mswati’s Spokesperson Percy Simelane told the publication that his office “does not handle finances or allowances for the King and his delegation. He referred comments to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs”.

Foreign Minister Pholile Dlamini-Shakantu who is also part of the King’s delegation was reportedly unavailable at the time of publishing.Zuma’s 21-year-old daughter, Nomcebo Zuma was recently introduced as King Mswati’s 16th wife during the recent uMhlanga Reed Dance Ceremony.

The 56-year-old monarch’s latest wife is the daughter of Jacob Zuma and businesswoman Nonkululeko Hloniphile Mhlongo.

TimesLIVE reported in July that Mswati’s majesty sent a delegation to Nkandla to present the Nkandla Crooner with 10 cattle to mark the beginning of lobola negotiations.

Sunday World reveals that Zuma apparently boycotted the ceremony when he found out his daughter was marrying the king.

The publication adds that Nonkululeko Hloniphile Mhlongo, who has two children with the former presi­dent, apparently told everyone that the negotiations would go on with or without him.

Three independent sources confirmed to the publication that King Mswati was expected to pay R2 million and 100 head of cattle as lobola for Nomcebo.

South Africans are honouring the late Tito Mboweni in the best way possible – by making one of his favourite dish, tinned fish!

The former Minister of Finance and Reserve Bank Governor was known for his quirky cuisine, which included plenty of pilchards.

 

 

According to a family statement, the 65-year-old died on Saturday after a short illness. An announcement of his funeral details will be made in the coming days.On social media, many South Africans have been posting pictures of their home-cooked meals in honour of Tito Mboweni.

Many have opted for tinned-fish curry, a favourite for the late minister.hich falls under Tiger Brands – paid tribute to their unofficial ambassador.

The tinned fish company said in a statement, “We are deeply sad to learn of the passing of Tito Mboweni.

“His unwavering dedication to South Africa’s growth and leadership has left a lasting legacy. Our thoughts are with his family and loved ones during this difficult time”.

Lucky Star captioned the post: “We lost a true South African Icon.”Meanwhile, celebrity chef Fikile Zungu, better known as Fikz the Cook, shared a look at how to prepare a Tito Mboweni inspired meal.

In place of tin fish, the star cook – who won the Food Influencer of the Year category at the DStv Content Creator Awards – used chicken.