Chicco Twala sets the record straight about his son, Longwe Twala’s involvement in Senzo Meyiwa’s death.

The music producer addressed the accusation after he locked up his son in jail for stealing from him.

  

While the music legend was abroad, Longwe alongside his brother Sello Twala emptied their father’s house, stealing equipment worth more than R200,000.

Addressing the media in court, Chicco said, “The action I took now I took as a responsible parent. My son has been having problems with drugs from way back when he was about 17 years old. So now he is 39 and he is still the same. Nothing has changed. He’s been stealing from me, he’s been doing a lot of stuff. He’s been to more than 30 rehab centres. We’ve tried to assist him as a family, we tried everything we could and he doesn’t want to change.”

Chicco said he later accepted Longwe after his sister brought him back home from rehab.

“I had a meeting with them because the other one, Longwe, just came back from rehab. He was looking good, he was OK. We spoke and we said he must focus on his career. He is an old man, he must be responsible and take care of the business we had. He promised. I accepted him. My sister brought him and said he’s back now and he’s OK.”

“I came back on the 24th and found a lot of my stuff was missing and he was nowhere to be seen. Then I decided enough was enough. It’s time for him to be disciplined for his actions. One thing for sure is I want the law to take its cause.”

Jessica Mbageni’s memorial service is happening this Friday

Jessica Mbageni’s life will be celebrated by friends, family and dignitaries at her memorial service which will take place this Friday, 6 September.

The memorial service’s venue is the Market Theatre, Newtown, Johannesburg by 14:00. The theme is strictly traditional wear.

 

 

 

 

 

 

The family penned a lengthy note on the decead’s social media account, as they pay tribute to her.

“We are honoured to announce the official memorial service for the late Dr. Jessica Mbangeni, scheduled to take place this coming Friday, at The Market Theatre (Dr John Kani Theatre). The memorial service to celebrate her life and times as well as her contribution to the creative and cultural industries will start at 14:00. A dedicated theme of traditional wear during this time of mourning would be a reminder of her deep commitment to her culture and heritage.”

“She was more than just a world celebrated praise singer and a musical maestro, she was a cultural cornerstone, a beacon of hope, and an unstoppable force for artistic expression and advocacy. Her artistic brilliance transcended genres, and her powerful voice resonated with the spirit of the nation, celebrating the richness of our heritage while addressing contemporary social issues with grace and eloquence. She was a proud ambassador of her culture, and our nation and we feel it is fitting to honour her in a way that reflects her life’s work and passion.”

“Please join us as we come together to celebrate the incredible life and legacy of Dr. Jessica Mbangeni. Let us share in the stories, music, and memories that she leaves behind, and pay tribute to a woman who touched so many lives.”

In a stunning development on the popular South African soap opera *Skeem Saam*, the character Lehasa Maphosa, portrayed by the talented actor Cedric Fourie, has been sentenced to life imprisonment.

This dramatic turn of events has left fans in shock, sparking widespread speculation about whether this signals the end of Cedric Fourie’s time on the show.

Lehasa Maphosa has been one of the most complex and compelling characters on *Skeem Saam*. Known for his ruthless business tactics and manipulative nature, Lehasa has been involved in a web of criminal activities, including money laundering, fraud, and murder. His relationship with Pretty Seakamela and his interactions with other characters have added depth and intrigue to his storyline, making him a character fans love to hate.

The trial leading up to his sentencing has been a major plotline, filled with courtroom drama and intense confrontations. Despite his best efforts to manipulate the justice system, Lehasa’s past has finally caught up with him, resulting in a life sentence that has sent shockwaves through the fictional community of Turfloop.With Lehasa’s sentencing, fans are speculating that Cedric Fourie might be leaving *Skeem Saam*. Cedric’s portrayal of Lehasa has been praised for its depth and nuance, making him a fan favorite. If Cedric does exit the show, it would mark the end of an era, as Lehasa has been central to many of the show’s most memorable storylines.The possibility of his departure raises questions about what’s next for Cedric Fourie. With his talent and popularity, he is likely to continue making waves in the South African entertainment industry, whether in television, film, or even international projects.Lehasa’s imprisonment marks a significant shift in *Skeem Saam*’s narrative. His character has been involved in numerous story arcs, and his absence will undoubtedly affect the dynamics in Turfloop. The storyline may explore the aftermath of his imprisonment, including the impact on his businesses and relationships, and the emergence of new villains in the power vacuum left by his exit.

Popular South African actor Lebohang Msiza, known for his unforgettable and often irritating character on Scandal!, has joined the cast of Isitha-The Enemy. He will portray the role of Shenge, the other son of Soly, adding a new dynamic to the show’s storyline.

 

 

 

 

 

Lebohang, whose portrayal of a frustrating character on Scandal! has earned him a mix of admiration and exasperation from viewers, is set to bring his unique flair to Isitha-The Enemy. His new role as Shenge is eagerly anticipated by fans, who are curious to see how he will integrate into the existing plot and what kind of impact his character will have.

While Lebohang’s character on Scandal! often drew complaints from fans due to his annoying antics, his ability to evoke such strong reactions speaks volumes about his acting skills. As Shenge on Isitha-The Enemy, he is expected to bring the same intensity, potentially becoming another character that viewers love to h@te—or h@te to love.The addition of Lebohang to the cast is sure to stir things up in Isitha-The Enemy, a show already known for its intense drama and complex characters. Fans are excited to see how Shenge will interact with Soly and the rest of the cast, and what twists his character will bring to the story.

As he steps into this new role, Lebohang Msiza continues to demonstrate his versatility as an actor, seamlessly transitioning from one iconic character to another. His presence on Isitha-The Enemy is bound to keep audiences hooked, eager to see what his character will do next.

In a shocking twist that has left Skeem Saam fans devastated, Lerato Marabe, who plays the beloved character Pretty, has expressed her desire to exit the show. This comes after the heartbreaking storyline involving her on-screen partner, Lehasa Maphosa, played by Cedric Fourie, who has been sentenced to life in prison on the show. The duo, popularly known as “Prehasa,” has been a fan favorite, and their possible exit has sparked widespread concern among viewers.

 

 

The End of Prehasa on Skeem Saam
Lehasa’s sentencing to life in prison has marked the end of the “Prehasa” storyline, which many fans had hoped would culminate in a happy ending. Instead, the show took a darker turn, leaving Pretty heartbroken and fans questioning the future of the show without their favorite couple.

Pretty’s Decision to Leave Skeem Saam
Lerato Marabe, who has portrayed Pretty with remarkable depth and emotion, has reportedly expressed her dissatisfaction with the current storyline. Sources close to the actress reveal that she has submitted a formal complaint to the show’s writers, expressing that her role has become too emotionally taxing, both on-screen and off-screen. The intense pressure of carrying the show without her on-screen partner has taken a toll on her, leading her to consider leaving Skeem Saam.

The Impact of Lehasa’s Exit
Cedric Fourie, who plays Lehasa, has been a central figure on Skeem Saam for years. His character’s storyline has been filled with drama, intrigue, and romance, making him one of the most loved and hated characters on the show. Lehasa’s sentencing to life in prison not only marks a significant shift in the show’s narrative but also poses challenges for Pretty’s character, who has been deeply intertwined with his.

What’s Next for Pretty and Skeem Saam?
With Pretty’s potential departure, Skeem Saam faces a challenging road ahead. Fans are already speculating about how the show will continue without the dynamic duo of Prehasa. While no official statements have been made by the show’s producers, the possibility of losing both Pretty and Lehasa has left many wondering if Skeem Saam can retain its magic without them.

As the drama unfolds, Skeem Saam viewers are left waiting to see if Lerato Marabe will indeed leave the show, and what the future holds for one of South Africa’s most beloved soap operas.