Thursday, 8 February 2024

THIS IS WHY ANELE MDODA MUST LEARN MAKHADZI’S DANCE MOVES

Anele Mdoda is excited about turning 40 years old this year. The star will mark a significant age on the 19th of May, and she’s kicked off plans for the celebration.Taking to social media, the South African radio presenter shared one of her plans, which include

“I have 5 months to learn how to dance like @MakhadziSA for my 40th,” she wrote. Anele’s statement attracted lots of comments from friends, fans and followers. While some are excited about the challenge, others look forward to her dance moves when she turns 40.

“We need evidence on the day! I’m Simon Cowell-ing that on the day!” Phil Mphela wrote.

Somizi shows off a bag of money while working out in the gym. Somizi Mhlongo undoubtedly has an expensive taste, as it reflects in his lifestyle


Wednesday, 7 February 2024

Spar lady's Brother speak out to those have watched the video

In a recent development shedding light on the distressing ordeal of a woman allegedly arrested for fake lobola money, an impassioned plea has emerged from her brother.

Venturing onto social media platforms to convey his heartfelt message, the brother profoundly underscores the enduring emotional scars inflicted by such actions and fervently emphasizes the critical need to halt the circulation of the offensive video.

Watch Dake video 👉 here


Spar employee video 👉here

The sincerity and gravity of the brother’s plea have struck a chord with numerous individuals, eliciting a wave of positive responses. Among those moved by his impassioned words is Twitter user @JLingisa20346, who echoes the sentiment, urging widespread compliance with the brother’s appeal. In a gesture of solidarity, @JLingisa20346 offers words of solace and encouragement to the beleaguered sister, accentuating the virtues of resilience and the promise of brighter tomorrows.

Similarly, @TanLusi22992 vehemently condemns the abhorrent act of disseminating intimate content without consent, highlighting the inherent cruelty and dehumanization suffered by the victim. The outpouring of support extends further as @smoothniggga commends the brother for his sagacious counsel, recognizing the pivotal role of respect and empathy in navigating such challenging circumstances.


In a call for justice, @omariKings advocates for legal repercussions against those culpable for sharing the video, underscoring the grave implications of revenge porn and the imperative of holding individuals accountable under the law.

Amidst the tumult and anguish wrought by the leaked video, a glimmer of relief emerges with the confirmation that reports of the Spar employee taking her life are unfounded. This revelation offers a semblance of respite amidst the anguish and uncertainty surrounding the situation, albeit against the backdrop of ongoing efforts to address the broader ramifications of the incident.




Music Data Base: share minds with artists


The reason why Americans and Europeans hardly respect Africa and our music is because, as Africans, when we look at something from other African countries, instead of seeing a brother growing, we see competition instead.




The Grammy saga has just shown us how Africans are and how we think of each other. We are in a time when music from our continent is buzzing and growing in popularity. I think what we need to do now is push our artists to collaborate more and produce music that adds value to our community. But no, all we want to do is argue all day about why our music is better than that from other African countries.




We've said it, and we'll say it again. The Grammys have been here for more than 66 years, and for 65 of those 66 years, Africans had little or nothing to contribute to the awards, yet it has never been considered w0rthless. The Grammy has been big without us, and it will still be big if they don't nominate Africans because Americans are celebrating it. 




You know what's not big? Our awards. That's because we don't see value in them. We are so focused on seeking validation from outside that we forget awards like the AFRIMAs, Trace Awards and others which were created to celebrate African music from every part of the continent.


The Headies is a Nigerian award, and no matter how we twist it, that award show cannot represent Africa because Nigeria is not the entire continent.

Let's start seeing each other as brothers and celebrate ourselves when we win. Let's add value to our own awards and grow; that is the only way others will respect us.


We Are One.
If you still see music from other African countries as a competition, we say Sh@me on you.


15-YEAR-OLD BOY STABS ANOTHER BOY ( 17 ) AT A TAVERN 

SHONGOANE 2 : The Police in Vila Nora,Waterberg District have arrested a 15-year-old boy for stabbing and killing a 17-year-old boy at Shongoane 2 Phahladira village, in the early hours of Sunday, 04 February 2024. 


According to information, the Police were summoned to the scene, on arrival at the said tavern, the victim was already transported to the local clinic by the tavern owner. 

They proceeded to the clinic and, upon arrival, the medical examiner, certified the victim dead. 

Preliminary investigation found that the victim was stabbed with a sharp object at his upper body. 

They opened a case of murder and traced the suspect who was arrested the same day. 

The motive for this horrific incident is unknown and the investigation is still continuing. 

The arrested suspect will soon appear before the Phalala Magistrate court. 

Drake trends on X over alleged 'leaked' X-rated video - as rapper 'appears to respond' to social media furore

Drake has become the number one trending topic on X after an alleged X-rated video of the star was reportedly leaked online.

The rapper, 37, who recently slammed the Grammys, set the internet abuzz and fans into a frenzy after a clip emerged appearing to show the star laying in bed naked and engaging in a sex act.

Hundreds of thousands of fans quickly began responding to the clip in disbelief. The rapper has not issued issued an official response or statement to the video.


Kick streamer Adin Ross, who is friends with the rapper, claimed he sent a voice memo to Drake saying: 'We was just looking at the s**t. It’s like crazy bro, like god damn. 


'You’re blessed with your voice, you’re blessed with performing, you’re blessed to be you, you’re blessed to be number one and you’re also blessed to have a f**king missile.'

Drake has become the number one trending topic on X after an alleged X-rated video of the star was reportedly leaked online (pictured 2022)

Ross claimed Drake responded to him with 'eight laughing face emojis' and might use the  voice memo as his 'next album intro.'

Drake mastibating video 👉here 

It is not clear if Drake's alleged response was the star confirming the video was him. He has not made any further comments on the situation orvideo. 

DailyMail.com has contacted Drake's representatives for comment. 


This comes after  Drake  slammed the Grammy Awards 2024 claiming 'it doesn't dictate s***' while furious SZA fans demanded that she was 'robbed' of an award on Sunday.


Following Taylor Swift's victory Album Of The Year win, the rapper and SZA's fanbase has hit out at the awards ceremony.

Drake mastibating video 👉here

Taylor, 34, made history as she earned the top honor at the end of the night for her album Midnights in a surprise appearance by music icon Celine Dion.

Drake, who wasn't in attendance at the ceremony this year, has since snubbed Taylor's win as he took to Instagram to re-share his iconic 2019 acceptant speech after picking up a Grammy five years ago.


Alongside the repost, he wrote: 'All you incredible artists remember this show isn't the facts it's just the opinion of a group of people whose name are kept a secret (literally you can google it).

 


KZN MUST HELP MORE AFTER BABY ABANDONED WITH NOTE FROM MOM

The DA has called on KwaZulu-Natal (KZN) Social Development MEC, Nonhlanhla Khoza, to provide answers after a three-month-old baby girl was abandoned by her mother, allegedly after she could not get help from social workers. The infant was found in eThekwini with a note from her mother outlining her tragic situation. The mom wrote“Hi. You might be wondering why I dumped my baby; don’t wonder just help her if you can or call authorities but don’t judge me. I have spoken twice with Social Workers. They delaying to assist, I know this looks bad but I had no option. The system is fragile and we can’t even abort safely anymore. Hospitals have strict rules.”





DA KZN Social Development spokesperson Mmabatho Tembe said: “The abandonment of yet another baby is telling of a broken system. Of particular concern are the contents of the letter in which the child’s mother apologises for her actions, stating that she tried to get help but none was forthcoming.

“This Department has a responsibility to help citizens in time of need and she should have been able to receive assistance.”

The child was found by a man picking mangoes on Monday morning in 28 degree temperatures near Oaklands Drive in Dawncrest. She had been dumped in a bush, at the base of an embankment next to a stream near a soccer court. Beside the child, the mother had left a bag with nappies and a bottle of milk in it, as well as a pacifier.

After reading the note (written in English), the man contacted his employer who called RUSA (Reaction Unit South Africa). Members of defence company RUSA were highly commended for their sensitive and caring handling of the situation.

The sad note from the mother who abandoned her baby in KZN. Photo: FB / RUSA

RUSA said: “On arrival, Reaction Officers were pointed out the location of the discovery and handed over the child and the bag. A female Officer & Medics were called to the scene and the child’s soaked diaper was changed. The baby girl was then fed with a bottle of milk. Medics examined the infant aged approx three (3) months and found her to be in good health.”

RUSA added yesterday: “A criminal case of Child Abandonment will be registered & Reaction Officers will be seeking assistance to identify the child or mother. If any can assist with the identification, kindly contact 086 1234 333 (RUSA)

Today, the DA’s Tembe said it was clear the mother had abandoned her daughter in an act of “sheer desperation”, and said if her claims are verified, “there must be severe consequences”.RUSA (Reaction Unit South Africa) members have been highly commended for their sensitive handling of the tragic situation. Photo: FB / RUSA

The DA has raised the issue of child abandonment on several occasions, including last month when it called on the department to:

Provide increased support to NGOs with baby drop-off safes so that babies are not left in bins or, as in this case, out in the open

Work closely with other government departments, such as Health, to deal with the rise in child abandonment

Intensify programmes within clinics and hospitals regarding unwanted pregnancies and deal with red tape surrounding this issue and;

Increase community campaigns on options available to those women with unwanted pregnancies.

RESPONSES FROM FELLOW SOUTH AFRICANS

Many social media users have expressed heartbreak that the mother felt she had no option but to abandon her child.

Sameera A said: “Just look at that baby’s face!!!! You can clearly see that this baby girl was taken very good care of by this mother! With so many harsh negative comments assumptions and judgements ! Failure to try and understand the many possible reasons behind the painful decision this.mum had to take. Imagine the tears that must have been flowing down her cheeks as she penned that little note and when she placed that little one down how heavy her heart must have felt while walking away! For such a drastic step to take she definitely been going through a lot throughout that pregnancy. She may have been failed by Many! Thank the almighty that this precious was found unharmed.”

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Heather B revealed: “My birth mother was 18 yrs when I was born. She walked out of hospital in 1951 soon after, without me. Fortunately I was adopted at 6 wks old by a wonderful couple who couldn’t have children. I was one of the lucky ones. I pray this little one will be too.”


Ethne K wrote: “I cannot even imagine how desperate that poor mother was to leave her baby. She is probably suffering from post natal depression, beyond the ability of thinking logically and obviously no help being offered to her in her predicament. I hope they find her, that she be reunited with her baby and gets the help she so desperately needs.”

Hazel L said: “How deeply sad. To leave your baby must be the most terrible ache ever. I will not judge. I pray that God protects both the mother and this precious child. How terribly heartsore ?”

MILLENNIUM LEARNERS HOLD TEACHERS AND MANAGEMENT HOSTAGE DEMANDING PHONES TAKEN FROM THEM

Seshego and Moletjie news has learned that Millennium learners held teachers and principal hostage cell phones took by Police and Seshego forum this morning. 

According to reports, the school principal and management of Millenium high held hostage by the learners demanding their cell phones back after school. Scacag went and ease the situation.

Mr Mabotja urge parents to know that cellphones are not allowed at schools and must make sure that before their children leaves they check them their school bags.

They allegedly vowed to burn down the school and management's cars.