Businessman Sbusiso Leope known as DJ Sbu apologises to South Africans following fraud case involving Chidimma Adetshina’s mother.
His apology comes after the Department of Home Affairs uncovered that Chidimma Adetshina’s mother allegedly committed identity fraud to gain SA citizenship.
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It’s interesting that Melita and Connie Ferguson are noted for their similar physical appearance, especially given Connie Ferguson’s prominent status in the South African entertainment industry. Connie is widely recognized not just for her beauty but also for her impressive career as an actress, producer, and businesswoman.
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Khanyi Mbau, a South African actress and reality TV star, has revealed a significantly youthful appearance on her Instagram account. The 38-year-old mother of one has attributed her new look to “facial threads,” a non-invasive facelift procedure.
Mbau has been open about her love for plastic surgery and skin bleaching, and her latest transformation has left her fans in awe. Her Instagram post shows off her visibly different face, with many commenting that she looks like a woman half her age.
The facial thread procedure, also known as a thread lift, is a minimally invasive facelift that offers several benefits. According to Nerina Wilson & Associates, a South African aesthetic consultant, the procedure is quick, relatively pain-free, and requires minimal downtime. The results are long-lasting, with tightened cheeks, eyes, brows, jowls, and neck, and no scarring. The procedure can cost up to R30,000.
Mbau has been candid about her beauty enhancements, which include breast augmentation, nose job, liposuction and body sculpting, fillers and botox, skin lightening, veneers, and hair implants. In an interview with Anele Mdoda on Real Talk, Mbau stated that she is unfazed by criticism of her appearance, saying, “I am not shy of being black. I am very black, but I am the free black. The liberated and free black. The one who, if I want to do something, I do it, regardless of what people say.”
Mbau’s transformation has sparked both admiration and criticism, with some praising her for her confidence and beauty, while others accuse her of trying to change her appearance to conform to societal standards. However, Mbau remains unapologetic about her choices, stating that she is happy with her appearance and will continue to do what makes her feel good.
The conversation around Mbau’s transformation raises important questions about beauty standards, self-acceptance, and the impact of societal pressure on individuals. While some may view her transformation as a positive expression of self-love, others may see it as a reinforcement of harmful beauty standards.
Regardless of one’s opinion, Mbau’s transformation is a testament to her confidence and willingness to take risks. Her openness about her beauty enhancements has sparked a necessary conversation about the beauty industry and the pressure to conform to societal standards.
In conclusion, Khanyi Mbau’s youthful appearance has sparked both admiration and criticism, but her confidence and willingness to take risks are undeniable. Her transformation raises important questions about beauty standards and self-acceptance, and her openness about her beauty enhancements has sparked a necessary conversation about the beauty industry.
The South African entertainment industry is mourning the loss of beloved actress Connie Chiume, who passed away on August 6, 2024, at the age of 72. Among those grieving her loss is Katlego Danke, who portrayed Chiume’s on-screen daughter in the hit series Gomora.
A Heartfelt Tribute
Danke shared a heartfelt tribute on social media, expressing her sorrow with brokenhearted emojis. This prompted an outpouring of support from South Africans who cherished Chiume’s legacy. Many fans responded with Chiume’s iconic line from Gomora, “Ooh, Thati my baby,” a phrase that has now become a symbol of their on-screen bond and deep affection off-screenThe Chiume Family’s Statement
The Chiume family confirmed the news of her passing in a statement, requesting privacy during this difficult time. “The Chiume family regrets to inform you of the passing of the International Acclaimed award-winning actress Connie Chiume. Connie Chiume, 72, passed on at Garden City Hospital today on the 6th August 2024. The family asks for privacy during this difficult period. The family will communicate furtherAs tributes poured in, South Africans took to social media to comfort Danke, expressing their condolences and sharing memories of Chiume’s impactful career. One user, @ChipiKeChip, remarked, “That’s hard to believe. I can imagine how you feel with all the memories you have with her. May her soul rest in peace.” Another user, @thabang4real2, noted the genuine love between the two actresses, stating, “You two genuinely loved each other. Which is rare to see in this industry. Condolences
Connie Chiume’s Legacy
Connie Chiume’s contributions to South African cinema and television are immeasurable. With a career spanning decades, she became a household name, celebrated not just for her talent but also for her ability to connect with audiences on a deeply emotional level. Her role as Mam Sonto in Gomora resonated with many, showcasing her versatility as an actress and her dedication to her craft
The Bond Between Connie and Katlego
The bond between Chiume and Danke serves as a reminder of the powerful relationships forged in the world of acting. Their on-screen mother-daughter relationship was undeniable, adding depth and emotion to their characters. This bond extended beyond the screen, with Danke often speaking about the impact Chiume had on her life and career.
Conclusion
In moments like these, the entertainment community comes together to support one another, celebrating the lives and careers of those who have left an indelible mark on their hearts. Connie Chiume will be remembered not only for her remarkable talent but also for the warmth and love she shared with those around her. As South Africans continue to mourn the loss of this iconic figure, it is clear that Connie Chiume’s legacy will live on through her work and the countless lives she touched.
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