Meet Bonang Matheba’s Sister Who’s Also a Model And Mzansi Celebrity

Bonang Matheba is a renowned and respected icon who delved into her TV career early on in life with a role in a kid’s TV series. She is a South African television and radio personality who also manages a number of businesses that she also owns and operates out of. She formerly presented “The Front Row” on Metro FM, which is broadcast by the South African Broadcasting Corporation.


 

 

 

 

 

She has collaborated with a London-based designer to develop a line of handbags known as Baby Star, and she is also the owner of Bonatheng Matheba Entertainment, which she founded with her husband. Continue reading to find out who the siblings of Bonang Matheba are.

You may be surprised to learn that Bonang Matheba isn’t the only renowned face in her family!

Reabetswe Sechoaro, her sister, has been slowly establishing her own brand over the last several years, and in June she celebrated one of her most significant successes to date: the launch of her own clothing line. If you were unaware of Reabetswe’s existence (or that Bonang had a sister! ), we’ve compiled all you need to know about her in one one location.

Also in 2016, she competed as a competitor in the Miss South Africa competition, where Ntando Kunene was declared the ultimate winner. This young entrepreneur and rising star is one of the individuals in South Africa to keep an eye on as the country continues its transition into the modern era. The beauty does not want to rely on her sister’s success; instead, she wishes to achieve success on her own merits.Ramba, as she is affectionately known by her close friends and acquaintances, was already active in sourcing for local engagements and worldwide modelling through several agencies, as well as charitable work, before to her participation in the Miss South Africa 2016 pageant in 2016.

It is assumed that the young model would be affluent and successful. She has not released any information about her earnings or net worth as of this writing.

In terms of family, she lives with her parents, Bonang Matheba, her sister, and Thabo Mokoena, her brother, in the same house. In Reabetswe’s family, Gami Matheba is the father, and Charlotte Mokoena is the mother.

Getting into the model’s personal life, she has maintained her anonymity, and there is no information about her partner available on the internet.

She uses social media sites such as Instagram and Twitter to communicate with her followers. Her Twitter page has four thousand followers, and she maintains a blog.

Focalistic and Pabi Cooper serve couple goals at DJ Zinhle’s event

Focalistic and Pabi Cooper serve couple goals at DJ Zinhle’s event

The South African music scene is abuzz with speculation as Focalistic and Pabi Cooper, two of the industry’s brightest stars, continue to fuel rumors that they might be more than just friends.

Focalistic, the amapiano sensation known for his hits like “Ke Star” and “Champion Sound,” and Pabi Cooper, who has quickly risen to fame with tracks like “Isphithiphithi,” has been seen attending a series of high-profile events together. Whether it’s music award shows, exclusive parties, or even casual outings, the duo seems inseparable, with their chemistry on full display.

 

 

 

 

The recent event the two attended was DJ Zinhle’s 20-years in the industry celebration.

Pabi graciously shared cozy snaps of herself and Focalistic at the event, which sparked conversation among fans.

“Something really fishy now pabi and foca,” a follower wrote.

“These 2 are dating🤞🏽 they can’t look this good together…” another wrote.

“THE LOVE BETWEEN FOCA & PABI🫡”

The Market Theatre pays tribute to Connie Chiume

Thursday, 08 August 2024, Johannesburg, South Africa – The Market Theatre Foundation is deeply saddened by the passing of the legendary thespian, Connie Chiume.

The internationally acclaimed actress, theatre veteran and philanthropist, whose remarkable work spanned the world for over five decades, was known for roles in notable films and television shows such as Black Panther, Black Is King, Blessers, Yizo Yizo 2, Zone 14, Rhythm City, and Gomora.


 

 

 

 
Her iconic artistry extended beyond TV and film. Mme Chiume equally felt at home on the livewired theatre stage as she did on the small screens. Her theatre contribution goes as far as Sola, Porgy and Bess, Little Shop of Horrors, Mzumba, Somdaka, Coon Carnivals, Iphi Ntombi, and Wathintha Abafazi with other numerous performances staged globally.“We pay tribute to Mme Chiume and extend our deepest condolences to her family, friends, fellow thespians, and her fans. She was a legend in the performing arts and her contribution to the industry and powerful gift of bringing diverse characters to life will not be forgotten.Her footprint, legacy and influence through her artistry will live on and far beyond the borders of Africa,” says Tshiamo Mokgadi, CEO of The Market Theatre Foundation.

Dr Musa – “Liesl and I travel because the world wants to see us”

Musa shuts down rumors of winning lotto

Musa Mthombeni sets the record straight following rumors about how he finances traveling with his wife, Liesl Laurie.

Since the couple tied the knot, they’ve visited various countries for vacation.


 

 

 
Musa and Liesl’s travels have been a topic of discussion on social media as some critics are triggered by the fun they are having.

It was rumored months ago that Musa won a lottery of R32 million, hence he is able to sponsor the trips.

Taking to Instagram on Wednesday, the Doctor slammed the rumors and further talked about why he travel with his wife to other countries.

“Liesl and I have been traveling religiously over the past year not because we want to see the world, but because the world wants to see us. It’s not our fault that embassies across the world call us and request we come spend money we don’t have to boost their economies. The global recession is here,” he wrote.

“Now, I’ve heard and read the rumour that we have won the Lotto. I’d like to emphatically deny these rumours and allegations and label them as lies and fake news that are being distributed only to tarnish my reputation and name. The reality is that we are just financially irresponsible. Plain and simple. Mashonisa ngapha, 2 pot system withdrawals ngale. We are finishing the YOTV pension funds. We want a fresh start. Iyangena-Iyaphuma!”

“When you hear these rumours please treat them with the same disdain and you do when you hear the other false stories about who my dad is. Nna my dad is chilling in the Vaal looking after his granddog, Cashew, whilst his parents pray and hope no one shows up to take the 3rd seat in their row 53 row of seats.”

DJ Sbu apologises weeks after supporting Miss SA finalist Chidinma

DJ Sbu apologises weeks after supporting Miss SA finalist Chidinma

DJ Sbu, real name Sbusiso Leope humbles himself and apologises after defending Miss SA finalist Chidinma Adetshina.

The businessman addressed the public on Radio 2000 after the Department of Home Affairs found indications that Chidinma’s mother was involved in fraud and identity theft.


 

The outcome of the investigation fueled the anger of South Africans; people who supported the model through the past weeks were also cancelled.

Speaking on air, Sbu apologised for the statements he made in support of Miss SA; he also asked that the law take its course.

“I’ve never been arrogant at all. My proponent of advocating for young people’s success, young people going for their dreams. I humble myself as the law is taking its course. anybody that I might have offended with the things I have said on my social media, regarding the Miss SA matter, I would like to apologize and with no excuses, I would like to apologise. I am also a South African, and I love young people doing great things,” he said.

If the law has been broken, let the law take its course, but anybody that I’ve offended out there, I’d like to apologise,” DJ Sbu added.

Every night I go to bed crying’: Shebeshxt SPEAKS OUT on the de ath of his daughter

Every night I go to bed crying’: Shebeshxt SPEAKS OUT on the death of his daughter
ontroversial South African rapper, Shebeshxt has been left devastated by the death of his daughter.

On June 8, he was involved in a crash on his way to a gig which left him seriously injured, his partner Kholofelo Moloto with moderate to serious injuries and claimed the life of their nine-year-old daughter.

Since making his social media comeback on July 21, Shebeshxt has expressed his gratitude to his followers for their support and been candid about his grief.“The pain of losing my daughter neh? mxm. I try to be strong but every night I go to bed crying. I live with this pain all my life,” he wrote.

“She might not be with me physically, but I know O Nale Nna (she is with me) spiritually …Ke (she is) my Angel. Onthatile my daughter, my life,” he wrote in another post.Shebeshxt is gearing up to make a comeback on stage soon after the tragic incident.

He is set to host a concert-themed My Music, My Story at the Opera Theatre in Pretoria on September 28.

Speaking to the publication, Shebeshxt’s lawyer Lot Rammusi said they are waiting for approval from the rapper’s medical team before he can go ahead.“The show is about him telling his story and explaining his experience. He is still going through physiotherapy and psychological therapy. He is still recovering but he is doing well. The event will have a full orchestra. I can’t give more details because I’ll be ruining the surprise,” he said.

“We don’t want to take a chance as far as his mental health is concerned, but he is positive about his show and looking forward to doing what he loves, which is being on stage.”

Lebo Mashile lambasted for ‘tone deaf’ tribute to late actress Connie Chiume

Lebo Mashile has been slammed by a number of X users for her choice of words in her tribute to 72-year-old actress Connie Chiume who died on Tuesday after a short illness.

The poet took to her X timeline on Wednesday seemingly linking the actress’ death to the Chidimma Adetshina’s debate about her eligibility to represent South Africa because though she was born in South Africa her father is Nigerian.

 

 

 

 
“Connie Chiume, a South African icon, was born in Welkom, South Africa to a Malawian father and a South African mother. Who would dare question her identity, her contribution or her right to represent us with her beautiful body of work? #EndXenophobia #EndAfrophobia,” she wrote.

Connie Chiume, a South African icon, was born in Welkom, South Africa to a Malawian father and a South African mother. Who would dare question her identity, her contribution, or her right to represent us with her beautiful body of work? #EndXenophobia #EndAfrophobia

— Lebogang Mashile (@lebomashile) August 7, 2024
Reacting to the post, some X users found it distasteful and tone deaf.

Read the X posts below:

Sometimes she should have just kept quiet

— FootballStage (@FootballStage_1) August 7, 2024
A woman who was in her seventies, just imagine. Even the timing does not permit her to post such things.

— XEKO (@xeko_mashele) August 7, 2024
Maybe you should have saved this post on your drive. We are still grieving the loss of a patriotic South African legend who spoke many of the SA languages and was actually born in SA and one of her parents was South African. She also was very patriotic

Murdah Bongz praises his wife DJ Zinhle for 20 years in music

Murdah Bongz celebrates his wife DJ Zinhle

Murdah Bongz showers his wife, DJ Zinhle with praises as she celebrates 20 years in the music industry.

Zinhle organised and hosted a black-themed star-studded party to mark the milestone; she also organised a festival, ZeeNationFest to celebrate the 20 years of success.


 

 

 

 

Taking to social media, Morda gushed over her wife and congratulated her.

“My wife is giving birth to her 1st ever biggest event baby @zeenationfest 🤰🏽 @djzinhle I am so proud of you. I have been watching you go through it all these emotions leading up to Tomorrow. You have outdone yourself not many have seen so many years in the music industry,” he wrote.

Thapelo pays tribute to Connie Chiume

Thapelo pays tribute to Connie Chiume

Thapelo Mokoena pays tribute to the legendary actress Connie Chiume who passed away a few days ago.

Taking to Instagram, Thapelo appreciates Connie’s contribution to the film industry; he also talked about her amazing personality.


 

 

 

 

 

“You have added so much value to our Art, Industry & Lives. Your effortless & endless support was felt all the time. You routed for everyone. To add to that you were the sweetest soul ever. The grace in your eyes & smile lit up spaces. Rest amongst Kings & Queens. Thank You Ma 💛. One of my favourites quotes from you was, “Take Your Throne & Own It!” We gone do just that,” the actor wrote.

The Special Bond of South African Celebrity Twins

Twins are known for their unique bond, and when it comes to South African celebrities, this bond is no exception. In this article, we will explore the lives of 10 South African celebrity twins who have made a name for themselves in the entertainment industry.

Anele and Nelli Tembe: Singing SensationsAnele and Nelli Tembe are a talented twin duo who have taken the music industry by storm. Born and raised in Durban, the sisters began singing at a young age and have since released several hit singles. Their harmonious voices and identical looks have made them a fan favorite among music lovers.

Bontle and Mimi Modiselle: Modeling and Media Personalities

 
Bontle and Mimi Modiselle are twin sisters who have made a name for themselves in the modeling and media industry. With their stunning looks and charming personalities, they have appeared on several magazine covers and have worked with top brands.

Thulisile and Thandolwethu Phongolo: Acting DuoThulisile and Thandolwethu Phongolo are twin sisters who have taken the acting world by storm. With roles in popular TV shows and films, they have proven their talent and versatility as actresses.

Refilwe and Phelo Modiselle: Modeling and TV Personalities

Refilwe and Phelo Modiselle are twin sisters who have made a name for themselves in the modeling and TV industry. With their stunning looks and charming personalities, they have appeared on several magazine covers and have worked with top brands.

Nhlanhla and Njabulo Nciza: Musical Duo

Nhlanhla and Njabulo Nciza are twin brothers who have made a name for themselves in the music industry. As part of the popular group Mafikizolo, they have released several hit singles and have won numerous awards.

Sibusiso and Shabalala Radebe: Musical Duo

Sibusiso and Shabalala Radebe are twin brothers who have made a name for themselves in the music industry. As part of the popular group The Soil, they have released several hit singles and have won numerous awards.

Zwai and Zama Mkuthu: DJ Duo

Zwai and Zama Mkuthu are twin brothers who have made a name for themselves in the DJing world. With their unique style and energetic performances, they have become a fan favorite among music lovers.

Kagiso and Kabelo Lediga: Comedic Duo

Kagiso and Kabelo Lediga are twin brothers who have made a name for themselves in the comedy world. With their hilarious jokes and energetic performances, they have become a fan favorite among comedy lovers.

Thembi and Thabo Seete: Acting Duo

Thembi and Thabo Seete are twin brothers who have made a name for themselves in the acting world. With roles in popular TV shows and films, they have proven their talent and versatility as actors.

Mpho and Molefe Pholo: Acting Duo

Mpho and Molefe Pholo are twin brothers who have made a name for themselves in the acting world. With roles in popular TV shows and films, they have proven their talent and versatility as actors.

Conclusion

These 10 South African celebrity twins have proven that their unique bond and talents can take them far in the entertainment industry. From music to acting, modeling, and comedy, they have made a name for themselves and have become fan favorites among South Africans. Their stories are a testament to the special bond of twins and the impact they can have on the world.