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Murdah Bongz is celebrating a major fashion milestone after winning GQ’s Best Dressed: Editors’ Choice Award. The South African musician, known for his distinctive style and flair, was honored by the esteemed publication, recognizing his impeccable taste and influence in the fashion world.
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Popular South African actor Ronnie Nyakale from Generations: The Legacy has dumped the soapie after spending a decade on its set.
The actor who starred on the soapie as Cosmo, is fondly known for his character in the Yizo Yizo drama series where he played the role of a troublesome student Papa Action.
The publication learnt of his exit from the soapie this week. Sources suggested Nyakele “wants to explore more of his talent as an actor with other production houses”.
“The character of Cosmo wasn’t growing beyond his expectation and it was often the same thing from the character which triggered him to start looking for an exit plan and exercise other avenues in the acting industry,” said one source.
Another source said: “The storyline wasn’t aligning with his vision he had on the character, and that often frustrated him to look for a better role to try and improvise the character towards his vision”.
A statement released by SABC publicist Carol Phalakatshela read: “Generations: The Legacy is excited to announce that the captivating talent of Didintle Khunou will be gracing our screens from mid-June. This comes as we wish Muzi Mthabela and Ronnie Nyakale all the best in their upcoming projects. Didintle has won numerous awards and accolades for her work onstage and on-screen, including a Naledi and Broadway World Online Award for her lead performance in The Colour Purple Musical. She has featured in numerous local television productions and now brings her enchanting beauty and powerful performance to Generations: The Legacy. She will play the role of Tumelo Gcabashe, a high-powered financial expert with links to business and criminal elites. We would also like to take this opportunity to wish Muzi Mthabela, who plays Nkosiyabo Cele, and Ronnie Nyakale, who plays Cosmo Diale, well in their upcoming projects. These stalwarts of the show will be on an indefinite hiatus as they pursue other avenues for creative expression. We are sure they will only achieve success as the talent and dedication we have become accustomed to serves them going ahead. Muzi can be seen on Generations: The Legacy until June 5, exiting in a spicy storyline and Ronnie can be seen until August 28.”
RIP:
Gogo Skhotheni has issued an official statement announcing the heartbreaking news of her son, Monde Shange Jr.’s, untimely passing.South African reality TV star Gogo Skhotheni recently shared on social media the heartbreaking news of her son Monde Jr Shange’s sudden passing.
Monde Jr passed away on Monday afternoon at Busamed Modderfontein Private Hospital.
The family has asked for privacy during this time of morning.
“It is with profound sadness that the Motsoeneng and Shangefamilies conf irm the passing of Monde Jr Shange. Monde Jr
departed this life at 15:00pm on Monday, September 2nd, 2024, at Busamed Modderfontein Private Hospital.
“The families kindly request privacy as they navigate this deep and painful loss. We ask for your understanding and
compassion in giving them the space they need during this difficult time of grieving.
“Psalm 23:4 reminds us, “Even though I walk through the darkest valley, I will fear no evil, for you are with me; your
rod and your staff, they comfort me.”
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.
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SOUTH AFRICA – Actress and media personality Khanyi Mbau is reportedly recovering well,with her partner by her side.
Mbau recently took a leap of faith to transform her facial structure – on which she’s currently recuperating from.
Khanyi Mbau, a renowned South African media personality, has always been known for her bold personality and unapologetic approach to self-expression. Recently, she made headlines after undergoing blepharoplasty, a cosmetic surgery procedure designed to enhance the appearance of her eyelids. In a revealing interview, Khanyi opened up about her views on beauty, self-love, and the role cosmetic surgery plays in her life, sparking widespread discussion on the connection between self-esteem and surgical enhancement.
In her interview, Khanyi Mbau was clear about her motivations for undergoing cosmetic surgery, emphasizing that her decision was not rooted in insecurity or a lack of confidence. “Surgery and self-love have no relation,” Khanyi stated, underscoring that her choice was about self-expression rather than conforming to societal beauty standards. For her, cosmetic enhancements are a personal journey, one that allows her to celebrate her individuality and life experiences.
Khanyi’s openness about her procedures challenges the often-negative stigma surrounding cosmetic surgery. She views these enhancements as a form of art, an opportunity to redefine beauty on her own terms. “Beauty is subjective and evolves with personal experiences,” she said, highlighting that what matters most is how one feels about themselves, not how others perceive them.
Khanyi’s perspective on beauty and self-expression extends beyond physical appearance. She believes that true confidence comes from within and is not dictated by external changes. For Khanyi, the decision to undergo cosmetic surgery is less about seeking validation from others and more about her personal satisfaction and happiness