Kgomotso Moshia
Kgomotso Moshia, a versatile actor from South Africa, has made significant contributions to the entertainment industry. His notable projects include The Woman King (2022), How to Ruin Love (2024), and Empini (2024). He has trained at the Market Theatre Laboratory and has performed in various productions. She is proficient in multiple languages, singing, dancing, mime, stunts, running, stage fighting, and songwriting. He continues to be a rising star in the South African entertainment industry.
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Actress Iyabo Ojo thanks son-in-law, Juma Jux for loving her daughter
Nollywood actress Iyabo Ojo has expressed her heartfelt appreciation for the love and dedication shown by Juma Jux towards her daughter. In a poignant Instagram post dated February 13, 2024, Iyabo Ojo reflected on her experiences as a single mother, recognizing the obstacles she encountered and the faith that sustained her throughout. She characterized Juma Jux as more than merely a son-in-law, affectionately referring to him as “MY SON” and expressing gratitude for his unwavering love for Priscilla. Iyabo Ojo commended Juma Jux for being an exceptional individual and warmly welcomed him into their family. The actress also celebrated her daughter, Priscilla, conveying immense pride in her accomplishments. She expressed gratitude to Priscilla for her achievements and blessed her new home, praying that her children would continue to bring her joy and pride.
- Update Feb 14, 2025
Rosette Ncwana Gets Real About Joining ‘The Mommy Club’ Ahead of 3rd Season Premiere
Rosette Ncwana got real about joining the new cast of The Mommy Club and what viewers can expect from the new season. The Mommy Club fans are in for an electrifying new season as the show introduces some new faces, and famed supermodel and entrepreneur, Rosette Ncwana, has joined the cast! Known for her decades-long career in the industry, not to mention her alleged run-in with the law, Rosette told Briefly News that joining the show was an opportunity for her to share another side of herself:
briefly.co.zaSAR - Update Jan 20, 2025
Black Sherif Turns Regular T-shirt Into Crop Top, Cuts It With Scissors In The Video Below
Using a pair of scissors, the musician cut the lower part of the outfit and appeared pleased with the result. Black Sherif has become famous for making crop tops, his signature style. Black Sherif admired the new style in the video. In the video, his latest song, ‘Lord I’m Amazed’, was embedded in the background. The video sparked reactions from fans in the comments section. Many praised the creative touch and expressed admiration for the outfit. The majority applauded the young musician for embracing his unique style. ‘Lord I’m Amazed’ is a song Black Sherif released on his 23rd birthday, January 9. The track has gained significant attention, with many listeners highlighting its emotional and spiritual depth.
yen.com.ghGH - Update Feb 6, 2025
Miss Côte d'Ivoire pageant bans wigs and weaves for natural beauty
The Miss Côte d'Ivoire pageant has announced a ban on wigs and weaves on January 28, 2025, aiming to celebrate and promote natural beauty. This decision emphasizes authenticity, encouraging contestants to showcase their natural hair and embrace their true selves, reflecting a shift towards empowering women to feel confident without relying on artificial enhancements. This move is considered historic being the first time a national beauty pageant has banned the use of weaves and wigs in the competition. Contestants are expected to showcase their natural hair. It could be long, short, braided, or shaved. The organsing committee stated that the changes are meant to emphasise natural African beauty and authenticity.
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CI - Update Feb 14, 2025
FLASHBACK: Highlife originated from Ghana; Africa’s culture was influenced by Ghanaians – Pete Edochie
In September 2024, legendary Nigerian actor Pete Edochie highlighted Ghana's significant impact on the African continent and the world at large. From music and culture to governance, let's explore what Pete Edochie said about Ghana's leadership in these areas across Africa. Read the full story published by GhanaWeb on Saturday, September 7, 2024 If you ask any African historian, he or she would be quick to point out the impact that Ghana has had on the African continent and the world beyond. From being the first African nation to gain independence to the impact that the country has had on music across the continent, Ghana has a rich story to tell, but very few people to tell it. In a video that has gone viral on social media, legendary Nigerian actor Pete Edochie was seen highlighting the significant contributions of Ghana to the culture of the African continent and the world.
ghanaweb.comGH - Update Jan 20, 2025
Macheso’s free show at Rufaro on this weekend
Sungura ace Alick Macheso will kick off his 2025 showbiz calendar with a free bash at Rufaro Stadium in Harare on January 25. The event, coinciding with the launch of Swan Valley cigarettes, promises to be a music extravaganza featuring an array of top performers. Household names such as Winky D, Saintfloew, Kinnah, Nisha TS, Master H, Darula, and popular hyper man DJ Fantan, alongside his sidekick DJ Levels, will grace the stage. The event will run from 9 am to 10 pm. Three social soccer matches, celebrating both music and soccer, will also take place at the ceremonial home of football.
herald.co.zwZW - Update Jan 22, 2025
Everything you need to know about the 2025 Sundance Film Festival
As many in the entertainment industry navigate the devastating effects of the California wildfires, some will soon be decamping to cleaner air in the mountains. The annual Sundance Film Festival begins Thursday in Park City, Utah. The 41st edition of Robert Redford’s brainchild will, as always, be a year of discovery and discussion. There are timely films: - Free Leonard Peltier, which will premiere just days after former President Joe Biden commuted the sentence of the Indigenous activist nearly half a century after he was imprisoned for the 1975 killings of two FBI agents. - Oscar-winner Mstyslav Chernov’s 2000 Meters to Andriivka, a joint production between The Associated Press and Frontline about an attempt to liberate an occupied territory in Ukraine - Several films about trans rights including “Heightened Scrutiny,” about civil rights lawyer Chase Strangio.
english.ahram.org.egEG - Update Mar 24, 2025
I’m not sick, I'm fit as a fiddle – Segun Arinze
Popular Nigerian actor Segun Arinze has strongly refuted rumors circulating online that claim he is unwell and in need of financial help. The misinformation began after images showing him with a bloated stomach appeared on social media, prompting widespread concern. In an Instagram video, Segun Arinze reassured his fans that he is in excellent health. He explained that the disputed photos were taken during a movie shoot and do not reflect his real physical condition. Expressing gratitude to those who reached out in worry, he also cautioned the public against falling prey to scams.
modernghana.comGH - Update Feb 10, 2025
Gospel music star Sumisola Agbebi reveals she has a hidden talent for playing drums
Spotify has announced Nigerian gospel singer, songwriter, and worship leader Sunmisola Agbebi as the EQUAL Africa Artist for February 2025, recognising her talent and impact in the gospel music industry. Sunmisola Agbebi joins Qing Madi in the 2025 EQUAL Africa programme that showcases outstanding female talent from the continent. Born with a passion for music, Sunmisola began singing at the age of four and has remained steadfast in her journey. Her talent has seen her participate in numerous gospel competitions, earning accolades and solidifying her reputation as one of the artists advancing gospel music. In November 2020, she released her debut single, 'Amazing', a song that remains a cornerstone of her musical journey. Sunmisola recently released 'Holy Spirit', an expression of reverence and dependence on the Spirit of God. Her ability to convey deep spiritual messages through her music has earned her a devoted fan base.
pulse.ngNG - Update Jan 22, 2025
Miss Petite Global Namibia back for 2025
The Miss Petite Global Namibia pageant is back promising a night of glitz and glam for petite women from across Namibia. A franchise of the international organisation Miss Petite Global, the event will take place on 1 February at the Protea Hotel Thuringerhof in Windhoek. The pageant, organised by the Walk by Bobby Kaanjosa Institute, promises to be a showstopper of not only beauty but also intelligence, talent, and empowerment for women.
namibian.com.naNA - Update Mar 17, 2025
Comedy for Peace: Sam Zuby brings new concept to uplift Rwandan communities
Comedian Samson Mucyo also known as Sam Zuby, will on March 29, launch a new comedy campaign designed to uplift communities and create positive social change through entertainment, in Bugesera district. Inspired by the public support he received during his 2024 parliamentary campaign, Mucyo decided to channel his aspirations through comedy despite not securing electoral victory. His growing desire to make a difference beyond the stage, coupled with his observations of challenges facing youth in his community, motivated him to leverage his platform for advocacy and problem-solving. With this new initiative, the comedian plans to unite various comedians for a greater purpose—transforming comedy concerts from mere performances into events that generate meaningful community impact.
newtimes.co.rwRW - Update Feb 13, 2025
I felt like I had to win over Kidi – Mr Drew speaks on losing the Collaboration of the Year at TGMA 2024
During a recent appearance on #DaybreakHitz, Ghanaian musician Mr. Drew opened up about the pressure he faced at last year’s TGMA, where his collaboration was nominated for Collaboration of the Year. Reflecting on the event, he stated, “I felt like I had to win over Kidi,” a comment that resonated with fans and fellow artists alike. Mr. Drew admitted that the loss left him with mixed emotions, but also served as a valuable learning experience, pushing him to hone his craft further. The statement highlights the competitive nature of the music awards and the high standards artists hold for themselves.
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