Renowned South African gospel singer Solly Moholo has been transferred to a local hospital following a sudden illness. The beloved musician fell ill after a recent performance in Botswana and is now in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU).

Renowned South African gospel singer Solly Moholo has been transferred to a local hospital following a sudden illness. The beloved musician fell ill after a recent performance in Botswana and is now in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU).Doctors have diagnosed Moholo with a condition that requires urgent brain surgery. The severity of his condition has prompted swift medical intervention, and his family and fans are praying for his speedy recovery.Solly Moholo is well-known for his vibrant gospel music and has a significant following in South Africa and beyond. His contributions to the gospel music scene have made him a beloved figure among his fans, who are now expressing their support and concern for his health.

et ready, Skeem Saam fans! The next few weeks will be a frenzy of drama on SABC 1, which airs at 7:30. The show’s beloved character, Lehasa Maphosa, is in hot water, and the drama is about to take new heights with intense twists and turns.

Lehasa is now embroiled in a high-stakes judicial struggle over the deaths of traffickers Tsietsi and Pule. The courtroom scenes promise to be explosive, especially with Nkosi appearing as a key witness against Lehasa. As the tension rises, it becomes evident that Lehasa’s chances of escaping unharmed are minimal. Everyone is wondering whether Lehasa would wind up in prison or if he will be able to escape once more.

 
To add to the complexity, just as Lehasa and his partner, Pretty, appeared to be on the verge of happiness, things changed dramatically. The pair had expected to relish their newfound love, but life had other plans. Pretty now faces the unfathomable thought that her partner may go to prison. The grief is palpable as Pretty’s hopes for a happy future come crashing down.

The upcoming episodes will dive deeper into the emotional pain that Lehasa’s legal issues cause for his family and friends. TVSA previews indicate that the consequences will be serious. Lehasa entrusts Pretty with the onerous task of managing his possessions and businesses while he is maybe imprisoned. This unexpected task puts Pretty in a difficult situation, requiring her to balance her emotions with the demands of company management.

Uncle Phomolo adds fuel to the flames by insisting that Pretty leave Lehasa’s apartment. This unexpected eviction further disrupts Pretty’s life, leaving her feeling abandoned and isolated. As she grapples with her new reality, viewers are left wondering how she will deal with the pressures of running Lehasa’s business and the emotional consequences of his impending imprisonment.

Adding to the story’s drama, Nkosi sees an opportunity to intervene and maybe win Pretty over during her most vulnerable times. His goals, however, are unknown. Is he truly interested in Pretty, or does he have ulterior objectives in gaining control of Lehasa’s empire?

Despite all of this upheaval, Pretty’s character is poised to evolve significantly. She faces the combined challenge of handling a possible end to her relationship with Lehasa while also taking on the obligations of operating his company. While these challenges appear daunting, they also present an opportunity for Pretty to build resilience and determination. Fans are keen to see if she will emerge stronger from these trials.

Faith Nketsi’s journey into motherhood seems to have brought her immense joy and fulfillment. Despite the challenges that often come with being a first-time mom, Faith has embraced the experience as smooth sailing, and has been one that she believes was meant for her. Her daughter, Sky, born in 2022, has become the centre of Faith’s world, bringing her a level of love she didn’t know was possible.

It’s evident that becoming a mother has profoundly changed Faith’s perspective on life. She now prioritises her daughter’s well-being above everything else, recognising the responsibility and fears that come with nurturing such a precious life. Faith acknowledges that motherhood has shifted her focus from herself to her daughter, leading her to live a more paced and structured life.

“I just didn’t think I could love so much. I have unlocked a different level of love that I didn’t think was possible. But also, being responsible for something so precious brings with it its own fears. I care about her so much, I worry about her so much, and I overthink. Motherhood has made life not about me anymore.

“In the past, everything has generally revolved around me — what I want and what I need — but now Sky came and switched everything around,” she said.

The former dancer turned reality TV star, entrepreneur and one of Mzansi’s beauty icons, Faith’s transition into motherhood has prompted her to reassess her priorities and values. She now carefully considers the environments she exposes her daughter to and has become more conscious of her actions and words. Faith’s journey into motherhood has instilled in her a sense of purpose and long-term thinking, making her realise the importance of planning for the future.

“Now I just feel that there’s just so much more to life, and like I said, before being a mother, everything was just about me. Everything was anchored on short-term thinking, and there wasn’t really a reason to plan out a future, but Sky has made life so much longer and so much more meaningful, and I wouldn’t change that for anything,” said the doting mother.

“Even with balancing my career and motherhood, I did try it, but it didn’t work out for me. At that point, I had to prioritise what was more important to me, and more than anything, my biggest fears were missing out on all the milestones because this is also my first experience.

“So I had to cut down on a lot of things that were taking away time from my daughter—that is probably the biggest change that happened. And that is the only way I could strike a balance between the two—just picking my battles,” she said.

Having a baby was always the plan. I think from the ages of 16–18, I always said I’d have a baby at 27-years-old. And like I always say, ‘when you say what you want often enough, God hears you and will make it happen in His time’.

“Sure enough at age 27 years, although I wasn’t ready for a child, I had already felt a gaping hole that something was missing. But God knew my heart and heard all my prayers all these years. At exactly 27-years, I conceived my baby. In that instance, every puzzle piece fell into place, and I had to just fit in the role. God really knew my heart, my capabilities and answered me in His time. The perfect time,” adding that a girl child has always been her dream.

And with this short period of mothering her daughter, Faith shares that she is fortunate to have only experienced highs.

“I mean, she’s still young, and nothing has really been challenging so far, so I would be lying if I listed any lows. I don’t think I’ve gotten there yet. It’s just been highs all the way—and I know it sounds crazy, but Sky has really completed my life. I have a very healthy co-parenting relationship with her father and my mother is there full-time supporting us – including my tribe that is so supportive,” she said.

J’Something turns 36 years old

South African musician J’Something reaches a milestone today as he marks his 36th birthday.

The songwriter took to his Instagram account this Thursday and shared lovely photos of himself standing beside his wife and his new car – Prado.

J’Something expressed excitement for the new adventure and announced his partnership with Toyota.

“New season. New heights. New whip. New adventures. Grateful for the TIME I have had and hopeful for plenty more. Grateful for what WAS and grateful for what IS. Thank you to each and everyone of you for being in my corner.”

“Today I would like to also announce my new partnership with @toyota_sa … can’t wait to tell you more but for now do yourself a favor and check out my brand new Toyota Land Cruiser Prado. What a dream come true My life has been so amazing with all of you in it. Honestly you have all made my life such a joyful ride. I am so grateful for the happy memories and can’t wait to make many more one day at a time,” he wrote.

Chidinma not returning to South Africa

Chidinma Adetshina hints at not returning to South Africa after her departure to contest in the Miss Universe Nigeria pageant.

The model who was born in South Africa has spent over 20 years of her life there but was rejected to contest in Miss SA competition due to her father who is a Nigeria.

Chidinma withdrew from Miss SA to compete in Miss Universe Nigeria, and she has over 14,000 votes from both South Africans and Nigerians.

In a recent interview, the 23-year-old reportedly said she’s left SA for good.

“In a recent interview with a Nigerian radio station, Adetshina expressed that she has no intentions of returning to a country she once called home for 23 years. The Home Affairs investigation related to Adetshina’s case is still ongoing, and parliamentary officials have suggested that Adetshina’s mother may have been involved in identity theft,” reads the report.