In a tragic turn of events, Innocent Sadiki, known for her role as Sthoko on the popular SABC 1 drama “Skeem Saam,” faced a devastating fire that engulfed her home in Fourways on Monday afternoon. The incident, which occurred around 2 PM, left her R2 million house and an additional R3 million worth of belongings in ruins. Fortunately, her husband, children, and their helper managed to escape unharmed.

 

A Narrow Escape
Sadiki expressed immense gratitude for her family’s safety, recounting the terrifying moment she and her husband, Phindulo, received the distressing call. At the time, their two children, aged five and 13, were at home with their helper. “My husband and I are fine, but our children are the ones who are traumatized. My children are still processing what happened,” she shared with SowetanLIVE on Tuesday morning.Despite the emotional chaos, Sadiki maintained her composure, focusing on managing the immediate crisis. The fire’s cause remains under investigation, leaving many questions unanswered.

Suspicions of Foul Play
Adding to the family’s distress, Sadiki revealed suspicions about the fire, linking it to a series of unsettling incidents. Two months prior, their kitchen was mysteriously flooded, and more recently, there was a break-in at their church. These events have led her to believe that the fire might have been a deliberate attack. “This experience is humbling, but I can’t seem to shake the feeling that this is a personal attack,” she confessed.

Unable to pinpoint who might be responsible, Sadiki is left in a state of unease. “I can’t even open a case because we don’t know who is responsible for all of this. My whole house is now gone with all the things we bought to make it feel like a home,” she lamented.

Counting Blessings Amidst the Ruins
Despite the loss, Sadiki finds solace in her family’s safety, considering it a miracle. “God is really miraculous. He made sure that my children were unharmed because no shop could replace my children,” she said gratefully. The fire, which started upstairs near the children’s rooms, could have been even more catastrophic had it occurred at night.

Support from the Community
The actress has received an outpouring of support from the public and fellow celebrities, providing some comfort during this difficult time. As the family begins the arduous task of rebuilding their lives from scratch, Sadiki remains hopeful. She is preparing her children for a fresh start, embracing the new beginning they must now face.

In this challenging period, Sadiki’s resilience and gratitude shine through. Her story is a reminder of the importance of family and the strength found in community support. As investigations continue into the cause of the fire, the family is focused on healing and rebuilding, cherishing the miracle of their survival.

Dr. Musa Mthombeni Distances Himself from Innocent Sadiki Saga with Hilarious Post
In an unexpected and amusing twist, Dr. Musa Mthombeni has taken to social media to humorously distance himself from the recent incident involving actress Innocent Sadiki’s burnt house. After netizens spotted the well-known doctor in a photo at the site of Sadiki’s charred home, they bombarded him with questions, curious about his involvement and what he might know about the fire.A Humorous Disclaimer
Dr. Musa addressed the online community with a light-hearted disclaimer, adding a touch of humor to the situation. He posted, “Listen, I was just passing by and thought I’d check if everyone was okay. I don’t know anything about anything!” Accompanying this statement was a picture of himself looking perplexed and holding his hands up as if to say, “Not me!” This humorous approach quickly turned a potentially awkward situation into a comedic affair.

 

 

 
Internet Reactions
The internet, as expected, found Dr. Musa’s response highly entertaining. His followers were quick to comment on his post, adding to the humor. One user joked, “When the streets are hot, but you just wanted to help,” while another commented, “Dr. Musa, the innocent bystander turned prime suspect!”The photo that sparked the speculation showed Dr. Musa standing in front of the burnt house, talking to a few individuals. This led many to wonder about his connection to the event. However, his humorous denial and the playful engagement from his followers turned the serious situation into a more light-hearted topic of discussion.

Mzansi’s Reaction
Mzansi was in stitches at Dr. Musa’s candid and comical way of handling the unexpected attention. Many praised him for his ability to inject humor into a potentially stressful situation and admired his transparency. One comment read, “You’ve got to love how Musa always finds a way to make us laugh.”

The Ongoing Investigation
While the incident involving Innocent Sadiki’s house remains under investigation, with many hoping for a quick resolution, Dr. Musa’s humorous attempt to clear his name has provided a much-needed moment of levity. His followers continue to engage with his posts, eagerly awaiting his next witty response to any future misunderstandings.

The Afro-pop sensation Kelly Khumalo has found herself at the center of attention in recent headlines as the murder trial of former Orlando Pirates and Bafana Bafana captain, Senzo Meyiwa, takes a dramatic turn.

Recent Revelations
Accused individuals, Muzi Sibiya and Bongani Ntanzi, have reportedly named Kelly Khumalo as the person who allegedly hired them to carry out the fatal attack on Senzo Meyiwa back in 2014. Senzo Meyiwa was tragically shot dead in Vosloorus, Gauteng, while in the company of his then-girlfriend, Kelly Khumalo, and friends.Recent revelations in court, shared under oath by lead investigator Brigadier Bongani Gininda, suggest that the incident was not a random act of violence but rather a targeted hit orchestrated by Kelly Khumalo.

 

The Meaning Behind ‘Asine’
As these startling confessions continue to unfold, social media has seen a resurgence of old videos featuring Kelly Khumalo. One notable clip circulating online shows Kelly Khumalo explaining the meaning behind her 2014 song ‘Asine’ during an appearance on Robert Marawa’s TNL show.

In the video, recorded in 2014, Kelly Khumalo performed the song, and Senzo Meyiwa, tragically, made his last sports interview during the same show. The Venda-written song ‘Asine’ translates to ‘It’s not me.’ Kelly Khumalo, during her conversation with Marawa, clarified that the song revolves around a woman accused of her husband. Throughout the court case, the woman in the song repeatedly claims, “It’s not me, it’s not me.”

The juxtaposition of the song’s meaning and the unfolding events in that very year has left many shocked and intrigued. The resurfacing of these videos adds a layer of complexity to the public’s perception of the unfolding trial, creating a juxtaposition between the artist’s past expressions and the present legal implications.

Do you know those video where content creators ask random people, question about general things? Well, this content creator was asking people this question : what was the dumbest thing you ever did for love? Lucky him he came across Ntswaki from Skeem Saam, the role played by Lethabo Makoa. Lethabo answered the question and said that she once bought her boyfriend a PS5 play station and that the highest amount she had ever spent on a date was R 4000.

Alot of the answers she gave didn’t make sense to alot of people as they did not believe anything she was saying. Others were saying that she was probably lying for the content as she’s an actress. Others even noticed that she used Grammer incorrectly when she said the PS5 “costed” her alot.

Others just laughed at her and said that she used her parent’s money to buy a boy a whole Playstation, which meant that she was living a secured financial life as she began acting recently on skeem saam. Do you think that she really did buy a Playstation for her boyfriend or she was only playing part of the content? The video is available under this link or you could just watch it by clicking below.

Skeem Saam, the popular South African soap opera, never fails to impress its viewers with its captivating characters, and Gontse Ntshegang, also known as Rea Rathebe, is no exception. Here are ten fascinating facts about this talented actress:

 

 

 

 

 

Gontse Ntshegang is 38 years old and originally hails from Rustenburg.
She studied Fine Arts with a touch of drama at the National School of the Arts and pursued full-time drama at Wits University, where she later dropped out in her second year to focus on Physical Theatre, Set Designs, and Film Studies.
Gontse is best known for her role as the street-smart and sharp-witted Keketso Khoza in the e. tv soapie Scandal!, which she portrayed from 2008 to 2010.
In 2011, she played the role of Elizabeth in the e. tv soapie Rhythm City, a character created to support Naomi’s (Moshidi Motshegwa) comeback as she tried to win over Miles by pretending that Elizabeth’s baby was hers.
In 2012, Gontse was cast as Mapule Modise in the SABC2 drama Muvhango, replacing Matshepo Maleme. That same year, she also guest-starred in an episode of the international action series Strike Back.
Gontse has appeared in numerous other television shows, including Yizo Yizo, Hillside, Zabalaza, Inkaba, Soul City, The Queen, Ashes to Ashes, Bone of My Bones, Isidingo, Inkaba, and Mfolozi Street, among others. She has also been featured in the opening sequence for Channel O.
She is the narrator of the e. tv reality series Mahadi-Lobola, which explores the complex processes involved in lobola negotiations across different cultures in South Africa.
Gontse’s impressive stage credits include a role in the production of “The Lion and the Jewel,” alongside renowned actors Nthati Moshesh and Sello Maake Ka-Ncube.
Currently, Gontse is captivating audiences with her portrayal of the no-nonsense Sergeant Rathebe in the Skeem Saam soap opera.
One of Gontse’s remarkable talents is her multilingual abilities, as she fluently speaks English, Tswana, Zulu, and Sotho.