Month: September 2024

Monday 2 September 2024
Episode 96
A woman betrayed
Khathazile is broken and humiliated in the aftermath of Donga’s affair being made public. Nqubeko and Nomsa’s first visit to the doctor turns out to be a nightmare that they least expected and and threatens to tear apart the seams of their newly found joy.

 

Tuesday 3 September 2024
Episode 97
Nomsa’s denial
Ndumiso and Nqubeko read Donga the riot act about his affair. Nomsa projects her own feelings in advising Khathazile to fight for Donga.

Wednesday 4 September 2024
Episode 98
Play stupid games, win stupid prizes
Donga defies everyone in his family, going after his heart. Nqubeko breaks down, away from everyone’s sight.

Thursday 5 September 2024
Episode 99
Thungisani
Donga proposes marriage to Nkosazana to make things official. Nkosazana tries to pray that her feelings for Donga away. Nomsa struggles to come to terms with losing her baby.

Friday 6 September 2024
Episode 100
IsiMangaliso
Sibusiso and Donga lock horns when Khathazile disappears without speaking to anyone. Mshengu brings culture into the mix while Nomsa struggles to let her miraculous baby go.

Monday 9 September 2024
Episode 101
Cigars for my boy
Khathazile uses war tactics to pull Donga away from Nkosazana. Nqubeko feels helpless as the rift between him and Nomsa widens after their loss.

Tuesday 10 September 2024
Episode 102
Give love a chance
Donga asks MaMchunu to support him and give his proposal a chance before pouring water on it. A dark cloud sets over Nomsa, and she sinks into depression.

Wednesday 11 September 2024
Episode 103
The interview
Donga manages to convince MaMchunu to do him a huge favour, which he knows will be unpopular with the family. A miracle lands on Nomsa’s lap.

Thursday 12 September 2024
Episode 104
Say cheese, family
Khathazile is reeling when she learns that the entire family is laughing with her enemy behind her back. Nomsa has organised a family photoshoot for her, Nqubeko and Ndyebo. Nomsa’s actions sends everyone running in different directions.

Friday 13 September 2024
Episode 105
Marriage reset
Donga uses deceptive tactics and blindsides Khathazile to the unthinkable. Khathazile confronts Nkosazana about her role in her marriage.

Monday 16 September 2024
Episode 106
You strike a woman, you strike a rock
Nomsa is going through the most challenging times, and everyone thinks she needs professional intervention. Khathazile laments how Shabalala wives are treated and how the family sits back to watch the women perish for their husband’s sake.

Tuesday 17 September 2024
Episode 107
I don’t make the law
Khathazile makes it difficult for Donga to change the rules of their marriage. Nqubeko doesn’t know what to do with a depressed Nomsa and MaMchunu comes to their aid. Sibusiso is moved by feeling the baby kicking.

Wednesday 18 September 2024
Episode 108
Where is my half?Donga and Khathazile continue to wrestle. Khathazile refuses to budge on her demands. Nomsa has hit rock bottom as she struggles with the loss of her baby.

Thursday 19 September 2024
Episode 109
A Mother’s Love
Nqubeko feels as if he’s abandoned Nomsa. Mshengu reminds Donga he’s chosen a hard path. Fakazile finds herself having to lie to Makazi.

Friday 20 September 2024
Episode 110
I smell a bride

Donga and Khathazile have a blow-up. Nomsa tells the therapist she can’t help her; she wants what she’s lost and nothing else. Sbu formally meets Nkosazana.

Monday 23 September 2024
Episode 111
Isithembu, trial run

Donga proposes to Khathazile that they have a trial run to see how their new arrangement will work. Nomsa is back home with Nqubeko; they endeavour to heal together. Fakazile goes cold on her new love, cautioned by Makazi’s words.

Tuesday 24 September 2024
Episode 112
Giving in

Khathazile gives in to Donga’s demands. Nomsa laughs again for the first time after a long period of misery.

Yesterday it was supposed to be her 50th Celebration and the Theme was African Bright. The Birthday Celebration was going to start at 12h30 for 13h00. Everything was planned and God decided to take her yesterday at 06h30 in the morning due to suspected Cardiac Arrest. She passed on 6 hours before her 50th Birthday Celebration. This is one of the painful moments that the Sikwane and Matladi Families will never forget. Sometimes we plan things and God decides for us. Rest well Thabiso Sikwane the Veteran Media Personality who spent more than 25 years in the industry. You have finished your race Sisi. You will forever be remembered for your contribution in the media industry. A Big Tree in the Media Industry has fallen. (3 July 1974-31 It’s a bittersweet thing when someone you admire leaves us, especially just before a milestone celebration. Thabiso Sikwane, the beloved radio personality, lost her life just hours before what was to be a joyous 50th birthday celebration. She had turned 50 on July 3 but chose August 31 to celebrate with friends and family — a date that now holds a profound weight for those who loved her, according to SowetanLIVE

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
Thabiso Sikwane died hours before her 50th birthday

Thabiso Sikwane died hours before her 50th birthday
Thabiso’s voice was a staple across various South African radio stations, including Voice of Soweto, SAFM, PowerFM, and Kaya FM. If you’re someone who’s tuned in to these channels, then you’ve likely felt the warmth and charisma she brought to the airwaves. She was known not only for her impeccable broadcasting skills but also for her kindness and compassion. Thabiso was married to the equally esteemed radio presenter Thato “DJ Fresh” Sikwane for twenty years, and together they raised three wonderful children.

Family spokesperson Thami Ngubeni spoke to SMag, revealing that Thabiso was on a missionary trip when she fell ill suddenly on August 28. It’s disheartening to think that someone full of life and love for others would experience such a tragic turn. She was admitted to the hospital, and just two days later, she transitioned peacefully, leaving a void that will be hard to fill.

Her co-hosts from Kaya FM’s Breakfast Show, comedian Jason Goliath and David O’Sullivan, expressed their shock and disbelief at her passing. Goliath recalled Thabiso’s incredible ability to uplift the people around her, sharing, “I’ve never seen a person who has presence and gentleness with a pure heart. She’d pour into you as much as she can.” It’s a testament to her character that even in their sorrow, her friends remember not just the laughter they shared but the genuine goodness she brought into their lives.

O’Sullivan described their relationship as an unlikely friendship, one that birthed from the challenging times they faced together, particularly during the pandemic. He noted how their connection deepened beyond the airwaves, saying, “It seemed like the natural end but it was just the end of the show and not our friendship.” This speaks volumes about the bonds forged in the unpredictable world of broadcasting.

Sjava’s Hit Single “My Life” Featuring Emtee & Lolli Native Reaches Spotify Milestone. In an impressive feat that solidifies its place in the pantheon of South African music, Sjava’s hit single “My Life,” featuring Emtee and Lolli Native, has reached a significant milestone on Spotify.

 

 

 

 

Sjava’s Hit Single “My Life” Featuring Emtee & Lolli Native Reaches Spotify Milestone
The track, a poignant anthem of perseverance and self-reflection, has amassed over 1 million streams, making it one of the most successful collaborations in SA Hip-hop. Released as part of Sjava’s critically acclaimed album Isibuko, “My Life” has resonated with fans far and wide, thanks to its powerful lyrics and the heartfelt performances of all three artists.

The song delves deep into themes of struggle, survival, and the pursuit of one’s dreams, themes that have struck a chord with listeners not only in South Africa but across the globe. In an Instagram post, Sjava expressed his gratitude towards the fans who have been supporting his music since day one. “#MyLife
We Just suppassed 1 Million on @spotify @1020cartel_za #Siyabonga,” wrote Sjava.

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The collaboration between Sjava and Emtee is particularly noteworthy, as the two artists have a storied history together, having previously worked on multiple projects that have become classics in the South African music scene. Adding Lolli Native into the mix brought a fresh perspective, making the track a multigenerational conversation on the trials and triumphs of life.

The song’s success on Spotify is a testament to its widespread appeal and the enduring popularity of Sjava, Emtee, and Lolli Native. With each artist bringing their unique style to the track, “My Life” has become more than just a song—it’s an anthem for anyone who’s ever had to fight to stay afloat.

Well-known South African rapper, Blxckie and his longtime girlfriend Hermosa have welcomed their first child together.Hermosa took to her timeline recently to share a picture of her and the rapper cradling the baby when announcing the news to her followers.

 

 

 
Blxckie

“A new chapter begins,” she captioned the post.

Soccer star Linda Mntambo also recently revealed that he and is wife were expanding their family with yet another addition after their youngest daughter was born in early 2023.“Where life begins and love never ends,” he wrote.

“Washo uDJ Khaled wathi another one … baby Nkosana loading,” he wrote in another post.occer star Linda Mntambo also recently revealed that he and is wife were expanding their family with yet another addition after their youngest daughter was born in early 2023.

“Where life begins and love never ends,” he wrote.

“Washo uDJ Khaled wathi another one … baby Nkosana loading,” he wrote in another post.

Blxckie & His Girlfriend Hermosa Welcome Newborn Baby. Renowned rapper Blxckie and his longtime partner, Hermosa, have announced the arrival of their newborn baby. The couple shared the exciting news with their fans on social media, expressing their immense joy and gratitude.

Blxckie & His Girlfriend Hermosa Welcome Newborn Baby
While specific details about the baby’s birth, such as gender and name have not been disclosed, the couple’s posts were filled with love and excitement. “A new chapter begins,” wrote Hermosa. Fans and well-wishers in the SA entertainment industry have flooded social media with congratulatory messages and heartfelt wishes for the new family.

This past weekend, the beauty world was buzzing as Miss South Africa 2024, Mia Le Roux, extended her heartfelt congratulations to Chidimma Adetshina following her crowning as Miss Universe Nigeria. What makes this moment even more special? These two queens aren’t just competitors; they’re friends who shared the stage as contestants in the local pageant.

 

 

 

The backdrop to this celebration, however, is a story filled with twists and turns. Just three weeks ago, Chidimma, whose heritage beautifully blends Nigerian and Mozambican roots, stepped down from her Miss South Africa title amidst an investigation by the Department of Home Affairs (DHA) over potential identity fraud. Just when it seemed like her pageant journey might be derailed, she was invited to compete in the Nigerian pageant, a move that ultimately led her to be crowned Miss Universe Nigeria.

With her crowning, Chidimma quickly became a hot topic in the Nigerian media, and not always for the right reasons. As she faced criticism online, Mia wasted no time stepping up to defend her friend. In a candid conversation with Newzroom Afrika, Mia expressed her deep admiration for Chidimma, declaring, “It was extremely hard for us because each one of us personally knows and loves Chichi. We truly believe that she did not deserve it.”

Mia emphasized Chidimma’s strength and beauty, stating that she truly earned her spot in the competition and should never have faced backlash. “I stand for unity,” she declared, highlighting the importance of supporting one another rather than allowing divisions. Her words resonated deeply within the pageant community, reminding everyone that behind the glam and competition lies a bond of friendship.

Mia also took her support a step further in an interview with BBC News, saying, “No one deserves to be bullied. I think she will do a great job. She is a beautiful woman, and maybe I will see her at Miss Universe.” Indeed, both queens are set to reunite at the much-anticipated 73rd Miss Universe pageant, which will take place in Mexico on November 16, 2024.

As we gear up for this grand event, it’s uplifting to witness the camaraderie and support between these inspiring women. In a world where beauty pageants can often be a breeding ground for rivalry, Mia and Chidimma’s friendship is a refreshing reminder that competition doesn’t have to come at the expense of kindness and solidarity.

So, let’s raise our glasses to these queens as they prepare for their next chapter. Whether on stage or off, they continue to inspire us with their grace, strength, and commitment to uplift each other. Here’s to Mia and Chidimma—may they shine together in Mexico come November!