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In this season’s trailer, the storyline picks up right where it left off, with the town of Iperindo buzzing in preparation for Tumi and Jeje’s wedding. However, unforeseen circumstances arise, threatening their union, including ghosts from their pasts. Meanwhile, Wura's carefully constructed empire begins to crumble, as her enemies are close in, ready to strike. The award-winning drama returns with thrilling plotlines, drawing viewers deeper into the intense world of Wura, where power, betrayal, and dark secrets collide, promising the most gripping series finale yet. According to the showrunner, Rogers Ofime, “The finale is packed with compelling plots and intricate character developments that will leave fans in awe.” “The entire production team has given their all, and I can confidently say that this season will deliver breathtaking performances that will linger in the minds of viewers long after the credits roll,” he added.
The Namibia Film Commission (NFC) has appointed a new board, which says it will explore new ways to strengthen the infrastructure of the local film industry. The board, with film-maker and producer Esther Beukes as its chairperson, was appointed by minister of information and communication technology Emma Theofelus as of 1 December 2024. “I am both honoured and fully aware of the responsibility that comes with this appointment. As a board, we have been entrusted with the task of supporting the NFC in becoming an autonomous body – a significant step for the industry and one that requires careful stewardship,” Beukes says.
Nigerian singing sensation Ayra Starr was spotted in Cape Town, in a township called Langa. It is unclear what business the singer is here on, however, a viral video clip of her interacting with a fan shows that she was possibly shooting a video. In an X video posted by @NdoniMabaso, Ayra Starr is seen hugging and exchanging nice words with a bystander who was a fan. The netizen expressed confusion over Ayra's business in Langa saying: "Can somebody tell what Ayra Starr is doing in Langa?? Like I’m so confused! Guys?"
According to Ugwuonye, 2Baba, by his announcement, knows that he was meant to divorce Annie first before marrying Natasha. He mentioned that the singer did not try to ‘’gaslight the nation with some new-found love for African traditions and polygamy,” a statement many believe is a jab at Yul Edochie, the estranged husband of his client, May. “We heard from 2Face that he is planning to marry Ms. Natasha Osawaru. We admit that a married man can fall out of love with his wife and develop love feelings toward another woman. That is possible. However, such a man, if married under the Marriage Act of Nigeria, must first divorce his current wife before getting married to the second woman.
The year 2024 was marked by significant development in the field of Moroccan cultural and creative industries in general, and the film industry in particular. The year 2024 recorded the highest revenues in 15 years, reaching 127 million and 645 thousand dirhams in revenue, and the number of viewers reached 2 million and 181 thousand viewers in cinemas. This is an important number that indicates the Moroccan public’s interest in cinemas, and it also confirms that the positive dynamics of the film sector during the last three years have begun to achieve its goals. Compared to previous years, the year 2023 recorded about 89 million dirhams in cinema revenues, compared to 77 million dirhams in 2023 and 33 million dirhams in 2021.
The activist in Ntsiki Mazwai came out in full force after she was tagged in a video of a young girl sharing an unfortunate incident at her school. South African poet and talented bead artist Ntsiki Mazwai reacted to a video of a girl pupil who expressed shock and disbelief after she was sent home for wearing her natural hair. Internet user @MkwanaziTK posted the TikTok video on X, and tagged Ntsiki Mazwai, pleading her to intervene. Mazwai asked what school she attended and urged people to come forward with a name. Ntsiki Mazwai has always been an activist for natural hair and never shied away from slamming women who would wear weaves and proudly so. In 2024, Mazwai said it is a mental illness: "First, we need to address the mental illness of having two sets of hair on your head because you hate your hair so much. Let's start with the self-esteem issue ravaging black women."
Tessy looked effortlessly chic in a silky halter-neck gown that perfectly hugged her figure as she posed for the camera. The design featured a bowtie detail, making it suitable for any evening event. The glam team received widespread acclaim online, with Tessy beaming beautifully, drawing attention to her flawless makeup and bold red lipstick. She completed her stunning look with a long, lustrous, straight hairstyle that elegantly covered one of her round stud earrings.
The 14th edition of the Luxor African Film Festival (9-14 January) honoured the Senegalese director Moussa Sene Absa, known as the father of suburban cinema. We talk to Sene Absa about his career and inspirations. Born in 1958 in the working-class neighbourhood of Tableau Ferraille, near the Senegalese capital Dakar, Moussa Sene Absa was introduced to Indian cinema by his friends at a very young age. He moved to France in the early 1980s, where he immersed himself in the artistic scene, exploring theatre, embarking on acting and taking screenplay writing courses at the University of Paris.
Musa Mseleku's fifth wife, Samke 'MaKhwela' Khwela, has humorously asserted her place in his life, which has led to playful tensions captured in the reality show Uthando Nes'thembu. Mseleku openly expressed his discomfort with the term 'my man' used by MaKhwela, indicating that it implies ownership, which he rejects, stating, "A man has no owner." This commentary highlights the complex dynamics within their polygamous relationship, where roles and expectations often lead to drama. In addition to this incident, Mseleku previously questioned MaKhwela about her plans for having more children, indicating that one of her primary responsibilities in their marriage, as perceived by him, is to give birth to children. The unfolding narratives within the family evidently reflect both the humor and challenges of polygamous life, particularly as Mseleku navigates his relationships with each of his wives.
Renowned Ghanaian gospel singer Mama Esther has dedicated a song to the late mother of her colleague, Empress Gifty. In a post shared by Zionfelix on January 16, 2025, Mama Esther expressed in her tribute song how the sudden passing of Evangelist Agnes Aba Annan, known as “Agaga,” has deeply affected her daughter, Empress Gifty. Mama Esther also acknowledged the shock and sorrow felt by many, including church members and those within the creative arts community, following Agaga’s untimely death. Empress Gifty had announced the loss of her mother on December 14, 2024, via social media. Recently, Empress Gifty shared details about the funeral arrangements, revealing that her mother would be laid to rest on Saturday, January 18, 2025, at the Tema Community 8 school park. She also invited sympathisers to join her in mourning as she bids her final farewell to her beloved mother.
Karabo Mogane, who captured the hearts of South Africa when he won Idols SA Season 11, is back with exciting news for his fans. He’s putting the final touches on his third studio album, and while many are eager to hear his latest work, Karabo has also been busy growing in ways that go beyond music.
Ncuti Gatwa, the Rwandan-Scottish actor who made history as the first Black actor to take on the iconic role of the Doctor, may be concluding his time in the TARDIS sooner than expected, according to reports. Gatwa, who first captured audience attention with his breakthrough role as Eric Effiong in Netflix's "Sex Education," joined Doctor Who in 2023 following Jodie Whittaker's departure. However, just as his tenure begins to unfold, rumors suggest the actor is eyeing new horizons in Hollywood. "Ncuti doesn't want to be tied to the series beyond this and plans to relocate to Los Angeles with several Hollywood projects standing by for him," a source told British media outlet The Sun. The same insider claimed that Gatwa's team is concerned about fan backlash affecting his future career prospects.
