Celebrity sangoma Gogo Maweni and her husband, Sabelo Mgube, continue to build their real estate portfolio brick by brick after adding another property to their name.

A LOOK AT GOGO MAWENI’S PROPERTIES WORTH MILLIONS
The two have undoubtedly been winning big lately. They recently grabbed headlines after they took to social media to show off their new property. Taking to Instagram, celebrity Sangoma Gogo Maweni shared a video of their new house, which was having a revamp.

 

 

 

 

She captioned the now-viral post, “I’ve got no time for the streets…new project loading ❤️ renovating our new home Dear God and the ancestors, give us strength and continue to bless us ❤️ cc @velabahleke_the_king.”

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However, Mzansi was more than convinced that it was a subtle flex from the sangoma, dubbed the wealthiest South African traditional healer. Mzansi was more than convinced that the house was the latest addition to their property portfolio, which, according to reports, now has at least five houses.

However, against the trends, The South African connected the dots about some of her rumoured properties. Despite splurging thousands on designer clothes that cost a fortune, Gogo Maweni has furnished her craze for real estate with several properties dotted around the country.

OTHER HOUSES
According to reports, Gogo Maweni and her husband have more than five properties. However, she has shared some of their properties on social media. Little is known about their first three properties, but she once shared their fourth property on Instagram.

On 2 April, the bubbly sangoma confirmed her fourth purchase in an Instagram post. The house is reportedly in Fairlands.

Gogo Maweni shared photos of the property and captioned them, “When God and our ancestors say YES! No one can say NO! We bagged our fourth property @velabahleke_the_king. Here’s to hard work, dedication, and success. Together, we are unstoppable, my love. Let’s make memories.”

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Barely two months later, she shared a video of another property, which she referred to as a new house, leaving Mzansi convinced that she had added another property to their portfolio. Gogo Maweni and her husband have also been building a flat in the leafy suburbs of Johannesburg.

The property will be available for rent, and they are now working on some final touches. She often posts progress updates on social media, with the latest post dating back to 24 June.

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Apart from houses, the celebrity sangoma revealed her plans to open a lush restaurant in Sandton. In 2023, Gogo Maweni bought a residential house in Sandton, which she said would be demolished to start an upscale bar and restaurant called Kwa Maweni.

INCOME STREAMS
Her colourful portfolio has undoubtedly thrust her into top trends. Many have been trying to connect the dots about her income streams. Gogo Maweni cashes in from ambassadorial gigs, sangoma practice and reality TV.

In a heartwarming gesture, Flavor Flav and Alexis Ohanian have come to the rescue of US Olympian Veronica Fraley. Veronica was struggling to cover her rent just days before competing in the Paris 2024 Olympics.

FLAVOR FLAV AND OHANIAN HELP OUT
Fraley, who was set to compete in the women’s discus throw, took to social media on Thursday to express her frustration.

 
“I compete in the Olympic Games TOMORROW and can’t even pay my rent 😒,” she wrote on X.

“My school only sent about 75% of my rent while they pay football players (who haven’t won anything 😂) enough to buy new cars and houses 👎🏾👎🏾👎🏾.”

Flavor Flav, the iconic rapper and former reality TV star, swiftly responded to Fraley’s plea, according to Page Six.

“I gotchu,,, DM me and I’ll send payment TODAY so you don’t have to worry bout it TOMORROW,,, and imma be rooting for ya tomorrow LETZ GO,!!!”

Flav, whose real name is William Jonathan Drayton Jr., offered his support on X.

FLAVOR FLAV AND OHANIAN SUPPORT FRALEY
The 65-year-old musician has been making headlines recently for his philanthropic efforts. These include his sponsorship of the US women’s water polo team.

True to his word, Flavor Flav followed up with a screenshot of his payment to Fraley. This demonstrated his commitment to helping the athlete.

“Imma try and come by and support you in person tomorrow ,,, LMK what time,” he wrote, showing his enthusiasm and support.

In a generous display of solidarity, Alexis Ohanian also stepped up to assist, according to the New York Post.

FLAVOR FLAV AND OHANIAN’S HEARTFELT GESTURE
The Reddit co-founder and husband of tennis legend Serena Williams responded to Fraley’s post with, “C’mon now! I’ll split it with @flavorfav.”

Ohanian then shared a screenshot of his donation, amounting to R 157 600. He had sent via Venmo with “‘Murica” written alongside it.

“Update! It is done,” Ohanian announced on X, confirming that his part of the donation was complete.

The tech mogul, known for his charitable work, explained that he chose to contribute R 157 600. This reflected the number of his firm, Seven Seven Six.

OLYMPIANS AND SALARIES
Fraley, overwhelmed with gratitude, responded with a heartfelt message.

“THANK YOU & @FlavorFlav SO MUCH 😭🥹 this makes every difference in the WORLD & I hope to represent Team USA well this week 🇺🇸❤️,” she wrote.

Her appreciation highlights the impact of their support, especially in a time of financial strain.

Olympians often face financial challenges, as they do not receive a salary for competing, according to Entertainment Weekly.

According to NBC, the US Olympic and Paralympic Committee offers financial incentives of R 742 500 for gold medals, R 472 500 for silver, and R 337 500 for bronze.

FINANCIAL HARDSHIP
However, these amounts do not cover all the expenses athletes incur while preparing for and competing in the Games.

Fraley’s story underscores the financial pressures many Olympians face, despite their immense dedication and talent.

With the support from Flavor Flav and Alexis Ohanian, Fraley can now focus on her competition without the added worry of financial hardship.

HUMAN SPIRIT
As she prepares to compete in the women’s discus throw, Fraley’s supporters, including Flav and Ohanian, will be cheering her on from afar.

Their actions not only demonstrate their commitment to supporting athletes but also highlight the broader issue of financial support for Olympians.

Congolese-born businessman Serge Cabonge is saddened by how some South Africans are treating one of their own, Chidimma Adetshina.

 
SERGE CABONGE: ‘WE ARE ALL AFRICANS’
The businessman tells TshisaLIVE that he’s disappointed at the xenophobic commentary about Chidimma Adetshina, who is a Miss SA finalist .

“We’re all Africans at the end of the day and other nations are laughing at us because we can so easily be divided by something like a beauty pageant. I’ve just concluded, Africans are hazards to themselves”, he says.

He asks, if there would be scrutiny like this if Adetshina was a European. He also asks if we were going to hear such nasty remarks if she would’ve won Miss World.

“But I love what Gayton McKenzie said, that he is waiting for information and records of what transpired. We need to consider where this young girl grew up.”

CHIDIMMA ADETSHINA: HIGH SCHOOL SUPPORTS HER
Chidimma Adetshina’s former high school, Hoerskool Bosmansdam High School in Cape Town congratulates her for being a Miss SA finalist.

The school said on their Facebook that they are bursting with pride after Adetshina made it as a Top 16 finalist in the pageant.

“Our star shines bright in Miss South Africa! We are bursting with pride to announce that Chidimma Adetshina, one of our past pupils, has made it as a Top 16 finalist in Miss South Africa!”

“This incredible achievement is a testament to her dedication, grace, and hard work. As a school, we couldn’t be more thrilled to see her excel on such a prestigious platform.”

“We wish her all the best as she continues to shine and inspire others. Go forth and make us even prouder! The entire school community is cheering for you!”

Miss SA organisation reveals that the model, who is currently a Top 11 finalist is from Soweto, Gauteng, and is studying law at Varsity College.

Who do you think will be the next Miss SA?

With Sony pushing ahead with a reboot of I Know What You Did Last Summer, set for release in July 2025, a familiar face from the sequel has expressed interest in returning: Brandy.

BRANDY AND ‘I KNOW WHAT YOU DID LAST SUMMER’
The 1998 film, I Still Know What You Did Last Summer, featured Brandy alongside Jennifer Love Hewitt and Freddie Prinze Jr.

Though the sequel didn’t match the success of its predecessor, Brandy’s role as Karla Wilson remains memorable.

Sony’s recent announcement about the reboot included the news that Love Hewitt and Prinze Jr. will reprise their roles.

Director Jenn Kaytin Robinson has confirmed that the 1998 sequel will be considered canon in the new film, according to the Daily Mail.

BRANDY’S CHARACTER ‘KARLA’This revelation sparked excitement among fans and led to a push for Brandy’s return.

While promoting Disney Channel’s new sequel, Descendants: The Rise of Red, Brandy revealed her surprise about the reboot.

“I didn’t know Sony was putting that together. That’s interesting!” she admitted during an interview, according to People.

When asked if she was keeping her involvement a secret, she assured fans otherwise. “I’m not pulling a fast one on you. I did not know that.”

BRANDY READY TO RETURN
Brandy’s character, Karla, survived the events of I Still Know What You Did Last Summer.

She survived the film’s climax and was left “bloodied up, ready to go,” according to Brandy.

The singer turned actress is keen to return. “I need them to give me a call because I survived in that movie!” she stated.

“Jennifer, Freddie, hit me up.”

I KNOW WHAT YOU DID LAST SUMMER FRANCHISE
The original I Know What You Did Last Summer, released in 1997, was a box office hit. It grossed $125 million (R 2.39 billion) worldwide.

It starred Hewitt, Prinze Jr., Sarah Michelle Gellar, and Ryan Phillippe.

The sequel, set in college, didn’t perform as well but still holds a special place in fans’ hearts, according to Vibe.

LATEST ACTING ROLES
Brandy’s latest projects include a role in the Disney Channel’s Descendants: The Rise of Red, released on Disney Plus on 12 July and debuting on Disney Channel on 9 August.

She also stars in A24’s thriller The Front Room, hitting theatres on 6 September.

As Brandy continues to make waves in the entertainment industry, her enthusiasm for revisiting her horror roots is clear.

“I did not die in that film,” she confirmed, hoping her return to the franchise will be on the horizon.

Patriotic Alliance Deputy-President Kenny Kunene has doubled down on his criticism of Miss SA Chidimma Adetshina over what he claims is her “allegiance” to Nigeria.

The 23-year-old has come under fire over her parentage. This includes a Nigerian father and a South African mother of Mozambican descent.

Chidimma – who is a South African citizen – has been at the receiving end of xenophobic comments from fellow South Africans.

 

 

 

 

Earlier this week, the PA issued a statement claiming that they would pursue legal action to prevent the pageant contestant from the competition.

KENNY KUNENE SAYS CHIDIMMA’S ‘ALLEGIANCE LIES WITH NIGERIA’
Speaking to the SABC, Kenny Kunene claimed that they had taken an interest in Miss SA Chidimma Adetshina as the Patriotic Alliance was a party that wanted to “Put South Africans first.”

Kenny also referenced a video clip of Chidimma being embraced by Nigerians, which has since gone viral on social media. He also made mention of a clip – which has since been proved as fake news – of a Nigerian man, credited as being “Chidimma’s father”.

He said: “Miss SA is supposed to be the face of South Africa. How do you, a Nigerian, become the face of South Africa? How are Nigerians celebrating a contestant of Miss South?

“Her allegiance lies with Nigeria, not with South Africans.”Sport, Arts and Culture Minister and PA leader Gayton McKenzie and Miss SA finalist Chidimma Adetshina. The PA plans to prevent Adetshina from partiipating in Miss SA. Images: X Gayton McKenzie and Instagram/chi chi vanessa.
Kenny hinted that Chidimma’s ID could be fraudulent and also expressed doubt about Miss SA’s claims that they had vetted and verified her identity documents, including her South African citizenship.

He continued: “We can’t trust a private company that seeks to make a profit. We want a transparent vetting process”.

“Her full name is Nigerian. We have to test the validity and credibility of her ID”.

Kenny added that the PA would “go to court” to seek clarity on Chidimma’s nationality. It would also seek an interdict to have her expelled from the competition.