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The 6th Royalty Soapie Awards - SABC1 MzansiFo-sho - 25 March 2023

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Are Trusted Experts Selling Us Lies? The Dark Side of Celebrity Endorsements Exposed!

Since childhood, I’ve been captivated by the world of advertising. There’s something enchanting about how marketers can immerse us in a carefully crafted reality, where our desires are anticipated and fulfilled at a moment’s notice. What draws me in the most is the sheer power of advertising as a tool – not just for businesses, but also for government departments and political parties. Through skillful storytelling and strategic messaging, advertising reaches into the hearts and minds of its target audience – us, the viewers – shaping perceptions, influencing behavior, and driving decisions. It’s remarkable how a single campaign can inspire loyalty, stir emotions, or spark change, highlighting the intricate relationship between messaging and influence.

Mzansi’s Familiar Faces: How Advertising Reflects Our Identities

In South Africa, or Mzansi, advertising finds us wherever we are – whether it’s the comforting sounds of familiar voices on the radio, painting vivid pictures through audio that reach us at home, in our workplaces, cars, on public transport, or even in an Uber. From vibrant ads on TV screens in public spaces and local businesses to those that play within the privacy of our own homes, advertisers use familiar images and relatable faces to make us feel seen. They cast actors, actresses, and models who reflect our own diverse identities – from family members and loved ones to local celebrities we admire. These voices and images are carefully crafted, molded into recognizable archetypes and stereotypes to deliver the message that marketing teams want us to receive, making their products, ideas, or visions feel as if they are woven into the fabric of our daily lives. Advertising here goes beyond mere promotion; it taps into our shared experiences and cultural symbols, speaking directly to the heart of Mzansi.

Role-Playing Diversity: Embracing South Africa’s Rich Tapestry in Advertising

Whether through the medium of 2-D video or audio, advertising is an incredibly powerful tool to engage audiences and communicate a business’s or organization’s message. In my experience, role-play has proven to be an essential technique for delivering these messages in ways that are memorable, impactful, and highly effective. In the context of South Africa, it’s especially valuable to embrace diversity and inclusion, ensuring that the target audience sees itself authentically reflected in the content. This involves not only tailoring language and cultural context but also considering attire, settings, and the individuals chosen to bring the message to life. When the language, cultural nuances, and role-players resonate with the audience, the message carries greater weight and relevance. This approach connects deeply with South African viewers, embracing the country’s rich diversity and celebrating the unique voices that make up our society.

Authority in Advertising: The Risks of Borrowed Credibility

My main concern is that, over time, voices of authority – those with genuine qualifications and experience, respected in various leadership sectors – have increasingly been drawn into the world of advertising. Brands and businesses are now approaching these authoritative figures, enlisting them to endorse products and services as mascots to boost the impact and credibility of their campaigns. While this tactic may amplify the reach and perceived efficacy of an advertisement, it raises significant ethical concerns, particularly when it involves professionals in fields like healthcare.

The HPCSA’s Role in Safeguarding Public Trust in Healthcare Advertising

In South Africa, the Health Professions Council of South Africa (HPCSA) plays a critical role in regulating this area. As a trusted body, the HPCSA ensures that healthcare professionals adhere to strict standards that protect public interest and maintain the integrity of medical practice. The Health Professions Act No. 56 of 1974 governs the conduct of healthcare professionals, setting clear boundaries to prevent conflicts of interest and preserve the impartiality of medical advice. This law prohibits doctors and other healthcare practitioners from using their professional authority to endorse commercial products, as such endorsements could create biases that compromise the objectivity necessary for patient care.

Preserving Professional Integrity: Ensuring Truth in Advertising

The HPCSA’s regulations align with the principle that professionals must act in ways that benefit society without letting commercial interests cloud their judgment. In a field like medicine, where patient well-being is the priority, allowing brands to leverage medical authorities in advertising could blur the lines between credible medical guidance and marketing, potentially misleading the public. By upholding these standards, the HPCSA safeguards both the credibility of healthcare professionals and the public’s trust, ensuring that endorsements remain rooted in objective evidence rather than brand influence.

Marketing Boundaries: The Push for Truth and Quality in Product Endorsements

When it comes to marketing, it often seems like anything goes. Products are sold and services are offered to the public without always ensuring the quality and effectiveness of what’s being provided. This makes it crucial that authority figures avoid endorsing certain products and services – especially those that do not live up to the claims in their advertisements or that make exaggerated or false promises.

Public Trust at Stake: The Rise of Questionable Endorsements in 2024

Yet today, in 2024, we increasingly see celebrities, political figures, and even medical professionals endorsing goods and services across various media. Whether it’s in a local newspaper, on the radio, or on TV, these public figures are called upon to support products that might not necessarily be the healthiest or most reliable options for consumers. Of particular concern is the growing trend of medical doctors lending their credibility to beauty and wellness campaigns, promising results such as blemish-free skin, anti-aging benefits, and other cosmetic enhancements.

Protecting Consumers: The Need for Vigilance in South African Advertising

Seeing the trusted face of a doctor on these advertisements can give consumers a false sense of security about the product’s efficacy. Unfortunately, not all of these products deliver on their promises, leaving customers dissatisfied and feeling misled. When authority figures – especially healthcare professionals – are used to endorse products without adequate evidence of their effectiveness, it risks eroding public trust. South African regulations, particularly those enforced by the Health Professions Council of South Africa (HPCSA), aim to prevent these conflicts of interest, but the reality is that more vigilance is needed to protect consumers from misleading endorsements.

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BACKGROUNDSbusiso Leope, popularly known as DJ Sbu, is a South Africanaward winning social entrepreneur, DJ, TV & radio host, musicproducer, actor, best selling author, motivational speaker &philanthropist who thrives on giving back to the youth ofAfrica. He is considered by many as an African youth icon.The brand, DJ Sbu has shaped youth culture and their thinkingin South Africa over the past 2 decades years since 2001. Despite histough upbringing in Tembisa, he has overcome obstacles on hisjourney and made a name for himself using his media talents on national televisionand radio.Over the past decade Sbusiso has worked on national platforms exposing his brandand personality to 25 million people per week. Sbusiso first made a name forhimself in the music and entertainment industry. His company TS records of which heis a co-owner has produced and continues to produce hit music and popular artists inSouth Africa with continental appeal.His most recognized projects are his Y-Lens DJ compilations, Mzekezeke – a maskedKwaito character, the ‘late’ Brown Dash’ & the current success story that is Zahara.PHILANTHROPYHe gives talks to schools around SA , gives scholarship bursaries through his SLEFFoundation. Offers mentorship to college & university students, entrepreneurshipshort causes, he conducts networking seminars, conferences & workshops for aspiringentrepreneurs through his educational services company Leadership 2020.Recently, Forbes Africa recognized Sbusiso as 1 of 13 young Africans to watch. SundayTimes named him one of the ‘Coolest Brands’ in SA. Mail & Guardian named Sbu oneof 200 brilliant Young South Africans and he has also been listed as one of 100 MostInfluential Africans alongside Nelson Mandela, Thabo Mbeki and Desmond Tutu.TELEVISION HOST2001 Gumba Fire Music TV Show2004 - 2015 Friends Like These TV Game Show.2011 Access GP Political TV Show.2016 CNBC Africa Entrepreneurship TV Show “Kicking Doors with Sbu Leope”.RADIO HOST2001 - 2005 YFM Youth Radio2006 - 2007 UKHOZI FM Radio2008 - 2010 YFM Youth Radio2011 - 2015 METRO FM Radio2016 - 2017 RISE FM Radio2017 - 2020 Massiv Metro Radio2019 - 2020 Voice Of TembisaMUSIC PRODUCER2001 – 2012 TS Records,Sbusiso ran TS Records ,an independent Music Label with fellow businessmanTK Nciza.They are one of South Africas most successful Indie Labels. They have discovered andhelped multiple careers in the African music scene. His music career as a DJ/producerhas seen him executive produce over 30 award winning gold and multiplatinum sellingalbums.RECORDING ARTISTHe has 8 award winning multi platinum albums of his own:House Tunes 5Ylens Vol.1Ylens Vol.2Ylens Vol.3Sound Revival Vol.1Sound Revival Vol.2Sound Revival Vol.3MoFayaDJ Sbu Homecoming: The African OdysseyAUTHOR3 best selling books:“Leadership 2020: the Beginning”“Billionaires Under Construction”: The Mindset Of An Entreprenur.The Art Of Hustling: Sell Or Surrender.ACTORBehind The BadgeHangtimeIsingoGenerationsYizo YizoAWARDS/ / ACCOLADES2003 SA Music Awards Song of the Year.2003 SA Music Awards Artist of the Year.2004 SA Music Awards Artist of the Year.2004 SA Music Awards Song of the Year.2005 TV Presenter of the year.2006 Metro FM Music Awards Song of the year.2006 SA Music Awards Song of the year.2006 SA Music Awards Album of the year.2007 SA Music Awards remix of the year.2008 Breakfast Radio Show of year (SA Mzansi Awards.)2008/9 GQ Best Dressed Male in South Africa.2013 Forbes 1 of 13 Young Africans to watch in 2013.2013 Mail & Guardian 200 brilliant young South Africans.2013 Sunday Times Coolest Brands.2013 South Africa Role Model of the Year (Future Leaders Awards). 2014Spirit of Humanity (ANN 7 SA Stars Awards)2014/2015 South Africa Most inspirational entrepreneur. (Vuka Awards).2016 BET Africa Humanitarian Of The Year Award.2017 South Africa Trailblazer Of The Year.2018 South African Entrepreneur of the Year.2020 World Record: Marathon Longest Music Radio

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Mpho Wabadimo Stuns At The 'Big Brother Mzansi' Premiere Launch

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Mpho Wabadimo Stuns At The 'Big Brother Mzansi' Premiere Launch

Another season of Big Brother Mzansi will be airing soon on our screens, bringing you a glimpse of the lives of South African housemates living in one house. Following the popularity of the last season of the show, #BBMzansi fans should get ready for the competition’s fourth installment, which is scheduled to air on our televisions on January 21, 2024.

Season 2 winner of Big Brother Mzansi, Dimpho “Mphowabadimo” Mvundla, was one of the notable celebrities’ who attended the premier launch of Big Brother Mzansi yesterday, and she looked stunning as always.

BBMzansi Season 2 Winner, Mpho Wabadimo.

The Big #BBMzansi Season 2 Win For Mpho Wabadimo

On Sunday, April 3, after Themba, Gash1, Libo, and Tulz received the fewest votes from #BBMzansi, Michelle “Mphowabadimo” Mvundla—a fan favorite—was voted the R2 million winner of the Big Brother Mzansi reality TV program.

Among the other celebrities sighted were Mandla Hlatshwayo, a former contestant and winner; Ntombi Tshabalala and Nkanyiso “Ace” Khumalo, a couple; and Khosi Twala, the first Big Brother Titans winner.

Big Brother Titans Winner, Khosi Twala.

Comedian and radio host Skhumbuzo “Skhumba” Hlophe, along with actor and media personality Lawrence Maleka, who hosts Big Brother, hosted the launch.

Here’s what fans of the show should expect on #BBMzansi next year,

No shower hour—Shirley Adonisi, the director of regional entertainment networks, made this revelation. Shower hour, she said, had previously drawn criticism from viewers who felt that photographing housemates in the shower was demeaning to them. As a result, the channel decided to pay attention to what the viewers had to say.

While many had anticipated the return of Big Brother Titans for a second season, Adonisi revealed that research indicated a desire for Big Brother Mzansi to return and that Titans might do so as well.

This season is all about upending expectations, dispelling myths, and audaciously defying convention. Big Brother Mzansi S4 appears to be a sensory extravaganza, with visually striking and thrilling elements as well as the most unpredictable housemates to date.

We are definitely going to be entertained for sure, and listen, we can’t wait! Catch the show on Mzansi Magic, channel 161.

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Actor Luthando “BU” Mthembu brags about enjoying intimacy with actress Thembi Seete

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Actor Luthando “BU” Mthembu brags about enjoying intimacy with actress Thembi Seete

Luthando "BU" Mthembu, a former contestant on Big Brother Mzansi and known for his role as Vuyani in Showmax's Adulting, has hinted that the upcoming Season 2 will feature more intense and steamy Intimacy scenes. While Mthembu proudly claims to have more such scenes than the other gents this season, he remains tight-lipped about the […] Read more on Actor Luthando “BU” Mthembu brags about enjoying intimacy with actress Thembi Seete

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Actor Tshepo Desando bags a role on The Queen Mzansi

Actor Tshepo Desando bags a role on The Queen Mzansi

Veteran actor Tshepo Desando has scored an acting gig on The Queen. The actor, who’s known for his role as Bright on Unmarried, has joined the Mzansi Magic telenovela. He comes in as Charles Matshikiza, ex-husband to Noma (Brenda Ngxoli). Speaking to SunBuzz, Tshepo said: “I was excited and nervous at the same time when I was asked to join the show because it’s regarded as a great…

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Nobayeni Xaba Is Nominated for  MZANSI ARTS & MEDIA AWARDS as the" Best Upcoming Artist". To support Her, you are required to send Sms's.The Sms cost only R2.00 ( Free Sms's Don't Apply). Sms Mama 3709 to number  40439. NOBAYENI XABA is a B.B.A Graduate, She hold a Bachelor of Business Administration Degree. Shes a Professional Dancer, Vocalist , Dance Facilitator and former Public Relations Manager for Gauteng Dance Manyano, A Former HR Intern for Discovery Health.

Performing Arts Experience :

- She cracked her career in 2010 as a Lead vocalist and Dancer at AFRICA UMOJA.Her career highlights include extensive Travel ( Tour ) in Europe performing in different cities such as France , Paris , Switzerland , Belgium - Brussels and United Kingdom in London West end .

Further Perfoming Arts Experience :

-  Year 2010  Dancer At Bling Productions, performing for Road Shows and  Teaching Diski dance in various  corporate companies .

- Year 2010 She performed for Fifa World Cup opening and Closing Ceremony choreographed by Somizi Mhlongo.

- Year 2011 performed as a principal dancer at Channel O Music Video Awards.Later in 2011 she received Best Female Dancer Award by Khabodacious Moves.

- Year 2012 She performed as a dancer for One Square Mile The Musical, Directed By Meshack Mavuso.

- Year 2013 She performed as a dancer  and a lead singer for Spirit and Bones Musical directed by Thapelo Motloung.

- Year 2014 & 2015 : She performed In ERITREA/ ASMARA 23rd and 24th  Independence Celebration International Tour, Representing South AFRICA as a Backing Vocalist with The Diamonds Band.

- Year 2016 she performed as a dancer for Rebecca Malope's Musical.written and Directed by Dr. Rebecca Malope.

- Year 2016 performed As a Principal Dancer for Box Unlimited Corporate Show , SASBO 100 years Celebration , Directed by Mpho Kunene.

- Year 2016 - 2017 Worked at Eziko Productions, for Industrial Theatre ANC  Shows , Campaigns and Road Shows ( Actor , Singer and Dancer).

- Year 2017 She Performed as an Ensemble for SARAFINA The Broadway hit Musical directed by Mbongeni Ngema.

- Year  2018  She played an MC role in FREEDOM The Musical , Directed by Multi - Award Winning Aubrey Sekhabi .

- Year 2018 Further performed at World Choir Games 2018 Opening and closing Ceremonies  at the BRICS Summit Opening function,  for a  Show called  INGOMA The African Journey Directed by Hlubi Twin, Choreographed by Luyanda Sidiya.

- Nobayeni Xaba , further boasts participation in Various Musical festival Across Sourthen Africa.  Multiple Television Commercials and Music Videos.

- 2018 ,  Featured Extra for Smirnoff commercial Advert as a dancer/ Sophiatown category and Featured in Sminnorff Billboard .

- 2018 - performed for Spirit and Bones the Musical At the CAMAGU Festival in Bloemfontein, Directed by Thapelo Motloung.

- 2019 - Performed as a Leading Vocalist and Dancer in KENYA / Nairobi Tour, for South African Cultural Season in KENYA  Representing South Africa with INGOMA Productions and LUTHANDO  Arts Academy.

-2019  Performing Arts  Facilitator at Dowling Primary school - Teaching dance And Theater In Schools.

- 2019 Performed Freedom The Musical at State Theater 2nd Season directed by Aubrey Sekhabi.

- 2019  Perfomed for PULA International Jazz Festival as a Dancer and Choreographer with Dr. Sello Galane.At the South African StateTheatre.

- 2019 Perfomed for South African Sports Awards As a Principal Dancer. #Izinja ZeGame

- 2020 Dance Teacher and Choreographer at Maison Dela Dance, Nomsa Manaka Dance Studios, at Walter Sisulu Square.

- 2020 Perfomed Online, Freedom The Musical, YouTube South African State Theatre Channel.

- 2021 Costume Coordinator /Designer For SHAKA ZULU THE Musical - The Gaping Wound directed by Meshack Mavuso Magabane

- 2022 Won Naledi Award for Best Costume Design

- 2022 - featured on the Dstv Commercial Advert

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The 6th Royalty Soapie Awards - SABC1 MzansiFo-sho - 25 March 2023

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World news from MUPA News : Gomora Got Vusi Kunene As An Actor

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the stuff Dreams are made of

A square clock is suspended from the ceiling. The short hand is placed on the eight and the long one waves past two. Below the clock, and on the floor, a banner with the Soweto Theatre and Joburg Theatre logos stands tall behind a close-together band set-up including keys, MPC table and a mic stand.

Having put down the rectangular case carrying the bass guitar he learned to play more out of a quest to be in a band that lives a DIY ethos than out of pure necessity, the rapper known as Solo has the microphone in a grip. 

He steals a glance at Instro, who has an iPad in hand to control the sound, while his family chats away in a corner and young people in matching t-shirts come in and out of the room and band members quietly take their places. 

“I dropped an EP on these boys’ heads,” Solo says into the mic, like it’s a conversation only between he and Instro. “In terms of buzz? ‘Bout as loud as the noise gets...” He stops.

It seems like it’s been lightyears since Solo shone with those opening lines on his 2014 single, Star Dust. He featured Proverb and Stogie T on the Star Dust remix. He released three albums - .Dreams. A. Plenty. (2014), Dreams. B. Plenty (2016) and C. Plenty. Dreams (2019) - and established himself as the Dapper Rapper on red carpets and racehorse events. 

Solo co-founded BETR Gang with prolific producer and rapper, Buks, and the Gang got greater with the addition of permanent members that have included Al da 3rd, Solid and Th&o. Together, they put out concept albums and toured Mzansi and Europe. He married his longtime love, actress and singer, Dineo Moeketsi and showed the world this journey on Kwakuhle Kwethu, the TV special put together by the couple’s production company, Langa Enterprise Hub. 

So when I’m watching him soundcheck Star Dust on a Friday evening in December, he is unfolding the answer to: what else does Solo plan to do? He aims to put on his first theatre production, The Dreamers ABCs, at the Joburg Theatre on December 17 and 18. 

THE REASON

“The concept of a play was pitched to me by Reason,” Solo tells me. “He said he wanted to see what it would be like and I said: if we do this, then you will have a front row seat to everything.” Beyond being a rapper, Reason also runs a creative agency and has partnered with Solo on The Dreamers ABCs.

“Reason lives close to my place so there’s a frequency with which we see each other,” Solo explains. “One day in October, he hit me up and told me he’d be hopping onto the Ivyson Tour stage to perform a song he was featured on and wanted to know if I wanted to roll with him.”

“On the drive to the concert, we were just talking and I told him I knew I still had to put on one last show for the year because I wasn’t happy that the work we put in in terms of [Solo and the BETR Gang’s] Tour Dates and the consistency was interrupted. I was getting married. Sometimes I am capped by my ambition because I hope I can do everything. But I have gotten better in realising what’s not realistic and what to drop.”

He continues: “Reason openly admitted that this was his dream for his Azania album,” Solo recalls. “But he said because I had a whole trilogy of albums, he wanted to know how I’d feel about the last show of the year being a theatre production where I do A, B and C. I said: ‘say less, bro.’”

The Dreamers ABCs follows a young man who fantasises about becoming an aviator. Selected music from Solo’s albums is the bedrock of the young man’s trials and triumphs on this journey to realising his dreams. While collaborators like Langa Mavuso, Kabomo, Buks and Dineo will grace the stage and while there are similarities between the fictional character’s and Solo’s life, the rapper insists the story is not biographical. This is why he doesn’t place himself at the centre of the production. 

THE REHEARSAL

It’s just four days before The Dreamers ABCs opens. When I arrive at 6pm, the actors are rehearsing but Solo and the rest of his band have not yet joined them. The musician who has the cables that are crucial to the band literally being plugged into rehearsal hasn’t yet arrived.

“Theatre is mostly conflict.” Those are Solo’s first words to me when I ask him how he’s been. He grins and says: “and then maybe there’s resolution.” 

Since the play’s inception less than three months ago, Solo and his team has had to let go of a director. They’ve had to demystify myths that organisations hold about musicians and money. They’ve also had to assert their right to rehearse in specific rooms despite arriving to other artists being told they are meant to be in those rooms too. As we wait for the cables, Solo asks MPC player, producer and the artist in charge of the play’s visuals, Solid, to do him a, well, solid: to open the rehearsal room door about 15 minutes before we eventually enter.

When we get up to go into rehearsal, Solo stops his wife, sister, brother-in-law, Loot Love and Reason to ask them: “Have you guys been that side? Let me just give you some pointers: it’s super stuffy in there.” He chuckles. 

But when we arrive at the Cas Coovadia Studio for Youth Development, it’s not stuffy at all. Solid leaving the door open worked. There. Resolution. It’s shortly after this that Solo starts with Star Dust. Then, the multi-talented troupe that ranges between 19 and 27 years old files into the studio and most of them sit on the floor. One of them loosely carries a paper plane made from a script page. He is the lead actor. 

The short hand on the clock still rests on eight and the long hand swipes down to four. The scriptwriter and new director, Mli, addresses the seated cast. “We’re going to do a run-through now because we’re not that strong on the lines yet. So if you mess up, just keep flowing. But don’t mess up the cues.”

From the floor, a young lady with a straw hat starts her lines. She shakes her head, then stands up and starts over. Like a flight attendant, she welcomes us to the play and a journey “transporting you from .Dreams. A. Plenty. to C. Plenty. Dreams”. By the time beatboxing emanates from the floor, she seems chuffed with her delivery.

The troupe is a pleasure to watch. They can sing their butts off, they act and they genuinely seem like they’re having fun. Even Mli, seated in front of me, joyfully simulates running when the characters are required to. He’s into it.  

Solo peppers his notes to the backing vocalists with some humour. He keeps them concise when he’s unhappy with the lead’s stage entrance during The Shame. Here, Mli takes his time to articulate Solo’s notes to the cast. Dineo joins them for The Frolic and silently raps Solo’s parts too. She shares smiles with the female backing vocalist and when they’re done, Dineo returns to the corner and Solo calls after her: “well done, mama. Thank you.”

THE RESOLUTION

For his last show of the year, Solo wears many hats. It’s interesting to see where he applies restraint and where he relishes in giving of himself. It harks back to a conversation we had while waiting for the cables. 

He told me for the last two years, in the pursuit of his dreams, he has had to reconcile with not asking for permission. It was after his 30th birthday that he became more rooted in his own decisions and not just what will be acceptable to the broader public. 

Again, it’s the idea of the theatre of life consisting of conflict and, maybe, resolution. “As long as my wife is good and the team is good about a decision,” he explained, “I don’t care about anyone else’s opinion.”

This makes it easy to believe there is no plan A, B or C for Solo. There is only the dreams. And before 2019 is over, he realises yet another one.

Oh! Before I forget: The Dreamers ABCs is at the Joburg Theatre on December 17 and 18. Tickets at Webtickets.

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Celeb gossip news, a south african popular celebrity blog news magazine that writes scandals & stories about sa celebs, mzansi actors, sa tv & radio presenters. A celebrity suing a newspaper for libel must now prove that the paper published the falsehood with actual malice , or with deliberate knowledge that the statement was both incorrect and defamatory. And whether or not you've heard of it, it's a symbol of what celebrity gossip fodder will soon be made of.

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Mpho Wabadimo Stuns At The 'Big Brother Mzansi' Premiere Launch

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Mpho Wabadimo Stuns At The 'Big Brother Mzansi' Premiere Launch

Another season of Big Brother Mzansi will be airing soon on our screens, bringing you a glimpse of the lives of South African housemates living in one house. Following the popularity of the last season of the show, #BBMzansi fans should get ready for the competition’s fourth installment, which is scheduled to air on our televisions on January 21, 2024.

Season 2 winner of Big Brother Mzansi, Dimpho “Mphowabadimo” Mvundla, was one of the notable celebrities’ who attended the premier launch of Big Brother Mzansi yesterday, and she looked stunning as always.

Among the other celebrities sighted were Mandla Hlatshwayo, a former contestant and winner, Ntombi Tshabalala and Nkanyiso “Ace” Khumalo, a couple, and Khosi Twala, the first Big Brother Titans winner.

Comedian and radio host Skhumbuzo “Skhumba” Hlophe, along with actor and media personality Lawrence Maleka, who hosts Big Brother, hosted the launch.

Here’s what fans of the show should expect on #BBMzansi next year,

No shower hour—Shirley Adonisi, the director of regional entertainment networks, made this revelation. Shower hour, she said, had previously drawn criticism from viewers who felt that photographing housemates in the shower was demeaning to them. As a result, the channel decided to pay attention to what the viewers had to say.

The Big #BBMzansi Season 2 Win

On Sunday, April 3, after Themba, Gash1, Libo, and Tulz received the fewest votes from #BBMzansi, Michelle “Mphowabadimo” Mvundla—a fan favorite—was voted the R2 million winner of the Big Brother Mzansi reality TV program.

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Uzalo actor Bhekisizwe Mahlawe speaks on being a Ben 10

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Uzalo actor Bhekisizwe Mahlawe speaks on being a Ben 10

Uzalo actor Bhekisizwe Mahlawe speaks on being a Ben 10 Bhekisizwe Mahlawe: Embracing Challenges, Winning Hearts When Bhekisizwe Mahlawe landed a role on Uzalo, Mzansi's biggest television show, he couldn't contain his excitement. However, when he discovered he would be portraying a character known as a "Ben 10" (a young man dating older women), he […] Read more on Uzalo actor Bhekisizwe Mahlawe speaks on being a Ben 10

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Mzansi Actors Who’ve Stepped Away From Soapville At The Peak Of Their Careers

Mzansi Actors Who’ve Stepped Away From Soapville At The Peak Of Their Careers

Mzansi Actors Who’ve Stepped Away From Soapville At The Peak Of Their Careers

Mona Monyane as Dr Nthabeleng from Muvhango

She stated in an interview with a popular magazine, “I hate to admit it but it’s true, I resigned. Unfortunately, believe it’s a better time for new opportunities and explore a new life. I think this a great moment for a new beginning and again I will miss the amazing cast and…

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Kevin Hart Ticket Prices Leave Mzansi Comedy Fans in Disbelief: “Did He First Check the Economy in SA”

Kevin Hart Ticket Prices Leave Mzansi Comedy Fans in Disbelief: “Did He First Check the Economy in SA”

Kevin Hart is coming to Mzansi in February 2023 but not many people are happy about the ticked prices for his comedy show Tickets for the famous US actor and comedian’s show cost from R680 to a whopping R17 820 and many comedy fans are in disbelief The majority of comedy lovers hilariously shared that they’ll rock up in wheelchairs on the day of the show as tickets for wheelchair-bound people…