*Thursday 20 June 2024 – Episode 60**
Taps’ offer to help Nhlamulo comes with an agenda. Caiphus’ new ideas for Chillax get MaHilda buzzing. A blast from the past recognizes Dintle, but not for her recently acquired fame.

 
**Friday 21 June 2024 – Episode 61**
Taps seeks revenge and finds leverage against Mdala. Chillax’s new job opportunity elicits mixed reactions. Roommates’ initial meeting starts off on the wrong foot.

**Monday 24 June 2024 – Episode 62**
Taps leaps onto new information and enlists someone on the inside. Mary’s new job ruffles Cee-Jay’s feathers. Dintle seems to settle into her new reality.

**Tuesday 25 June 2024 – Episode 63**
A spy is caught in the act, but the mastermind gets what he was after. Winter nights at Chillax get steamier with a feminine touch.

**Wednesday 26 June 2024 – Episode 64**
Dintle pokes the bear and lands in hot water. Taps takes throwing a friend under the bus to a whole new level. Chillax’s revamp turns heads and sparks disapproval.

**Thursday 27 June 2024 – Episode 65**
Mdala is on high alert but someone close throws a curveball. Dintle’s questioning yields half-answers, and she realizes she messed up big time.

**Friday 28 June 2024 – Episode 66**
There is a thin line between life and death, and someone is nudged over the edge. Mdala gets crucial intel when he witnesses a dodgy meet-up.

Brenda Mhlongo, 43, has a wonderful career, from Generations The Legacy, foundation work, and acting in the entertainment industry.
Multi-talented South African actress, dancer, and singer, Brenda Mhlongo was popularly known for her role as Nandi, the wife of Jack Mabaso in SABC1’s Generations The Legacy, so where is she now?
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BRENDA AND GENERATIONS
Brenda’s exit from Generations The Legacy sparked quite a bit of controversy. Rumors swirled that she had been fired from the show, but Brenda was quick to set the record straight according to Briefly.

She clarified that her contract was not renewed because her character’s story line had reached its natural conclusion. So, no, Brenda Mhlongo wasn’t shown the door; she simply bid farewell to Nandi and moved on.

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BRENDA’S PHILANTHROPY
With her Generations chapter behind her, Brenda returned to something very close to her heart: the Brenda Mhlongo Worldwide Foundation. This philanthropic endeavor had been temporarily put on hold while she was immersed in acting.

She’s back with a renewed focus on making a difference in her community and beyond
Uzalo (SABC 1)
Generations the Legacy (SABC1)
The Queen ( Mzansi Magic)
Imbewu (etv)
The River ( MNet 103) and Showmax

(2024) Umjolo – Support ( Netflix)

Theatre

Lion King
(2006/7)Hong Kong Disneyland –
(2008) Germany
(2008-2009)South Africa
(2009-20011) Boardway ( New York)
(2011-2012)Spain(Madrid)

In a world often filled with chaos and uncertainty, there are moments of pure joy and love that remind us of the beauty of human connection. One such moment was recently shared by the beloved couple, Magolide and Petunia, as they embarked on a romantic vacation that left hearts melting and smiles blooming.

Magolide and Petunia, known for their unwavering affection and genuine bond, have captured the hearts of many with their love story. Theirs is a tale of companionship, understanding, and unwavering support—a testament to the power of love to transcend barriers and unite souls.

 

 

 

 

As the couple embarked on their much-anticipated vacation, they took the time to document their journey, sharing glimpses of their adventures with fans and followers. One particular video captured the essence of their love—a tender moment shared between Magolide and Petunia, their laughter echoing against the backdrop of a picturesque sunset.In the video, Magolide and Petunia are seen strolling hand in hand along the sandy shore, their laughter mingling with the sound of crashing waves. With every step, their love radiates, illuminating the world around them with its warmth and purity.

The couple’s infectious joy and genuine affection have endeared them to fans far and wide, who eagerly follow their adventures and celebrate their love. From romantic getaways to quiet moments shared at home, Magolide and Petunia’s love story serves as a beacon of hope and inspiration in an often tumultuous world.
As the video of their vacation spreads across social media, it garners an outpouring of love and admiration from fans who are touched by the couple’s genuine affection and unwavering bond. For Magolide and Petunia, their love is not just a fleeting emotion—it is a testament to the power of connection and the beauty of finding your soulmate.

In a world where love stories come and go, Magolide and Petunia stand as a reminder that true love knows no bounds. Theirs is a love story for the ages—one that continues to inspire and uplift all who encounter it. As they continue to journey through life together, their love will undoubtedly serve as a guiding light, illuminating the path ahead with its warmth and beauty.

The current economic client, as well as the increasing of number South Africans living abroad yet wanting their marriage recognised in South Africa, has seen an increase in vows being taken at Home Affairs.

 

 

 
Whatever your reasons, here is what you need to know to arrange your wedding at Home Affairs.

At any Home Affairs office you may be married the under the Civil Union Act, 2006, (Act no 17 of 2006) or the Marriage Act, 1961, (Act no. 25 of 1961). Civil Union caters for both homosexual and heterosexual couples and Marriage Act is for heterosexual couples only.

Points to Note:

It is free to get married at Home Affairs officesIf you are married under the Civil Union Act, you are not allowed to enter into a marriage under the Civil Marriage Act or the Recognition of Customary Marriages Act.
In the same way, if you are already married under the Civil Marriage Act or the Recognition of Customary Marriages Act, you are not allowed to register a civil union in terms of the Civil Union Act.
Marriages in South Africa are automatically “in community of property”. If you want to get married “out of community of property”, you must go to your attorney to obtain a marriage contract before/prior you get married.
What do I need to do before getting married at Home Affairs?

Got to the Home Affairs office where you’d like to get married and book a date for your wedding.You will need to take with you the following:A letter of confirmation of marital status from the country of origin if you are a foreign NationalTwo ID photos and your left hand thumb prints will be taken from both parties to the marriage.If you or your partner does not have an identity document (ID), you must complete “Declaration for the purpose of marriage” (Form DHA-31)
On the day of your wedding you will need:

Two witnesses & their ID’s or passport (if they are a foreign nationals)Your ID’s or passport (if you are a foreign national)Divorce order, if applicableDeath certificate, if applicable
The marriage officer and the two witnesses must sign a document certifying that the declaration was made in their presence.

After your marriage, your marriage particulars will be recorded in the National Population Register (NPR) and you will get a hand written abridged marriage certificate (Form DHA- 27).

You can apply for an unabridged marriage certificate which cost approximately R75* and usually takes 6 – 8 weeks to be issued.

All forms you may require are available at the Home Affairs offices.

All that’s left to do, is for you to walk out as Husband and Wife and enjoy the rest of your wedding day with family and friends.

Zahara’s sisters are now selling her AWARDS
Not only them, but even the furniture. Akere they’ve been evicted from the house after it incurred arrears since they couldn’t pay for it. Her sister, Bandezwe Mkutukana Febana, occupied the house while Zahara was in hospital and asked money from Zahara’s friends including Vusi Nova obebondla.
He’s expressed shock ukuthi labo sisi sebedayisa ama awards a Zahara ZAHARA’S SISTERS PUT HER AWARDS UP FOR SALE
ZiMoja reports that items such as Zahara’s bedroom suite, lounge suite, kitchen supplies, flat-screen TV and her double-door fridge have all gone up for sale.

However, those are not the only items that the singer’s sisters have put up for sale, as her awards are also being sold.

 

 

 

 
According to a source, the awards, with Zahara’s name inscribed on them, have not received any buyers so far.

“No one has shown interest in buying the awards so far,” said the source.

The Loliwe hitmaker gained great success with her music, scooping over 40 awards in her 11-year career.

CONCERT TO SAVE SINGER’S HOUSE FAILS
The decision to sell Zahara’s belongings came after her townhouse in Roodepoort was auctioned off last year. However, the new owner had given the musician some time to buy the house back. She unfortunately passed before doing so.

In April this year, the artist’s family revealed that they would be hosting a benifit concert to raise funds to buy back the house. However, the concert was later postponed indefinitely.

According to TshisaLIVE, Bandezwa said they had not been able to secure a venue or funding for the event.

“It’s not going to happen now. We can’t get to the community hall and there have been so many challenges. Zahara fought for her house while she was still alive, throughout her career that’s what she managed to hold on to. Also, to us, that was like home, that’s why we wanted to keep it because it’s got so many memories for us with her in it. It’s part of her legacy, we do not really want to lose it,” she said.

The Dispatch Live reported that Bandezwa had already booked Orient Theatre, in East London, however, they had not yet paid for it.

The show was scheduled to be hosted by former Scandal! actress Lusanda Mbane. It would have featured artists Khanyisa Sabuka, Butho Vuthela, Ivory Sikepe, Nathi Mankayi and Zahara’s best friend Vusi Nova.