
Khanya Mkangisa is a multifaceted South African actress, television presenter, and DJ. Born in Peddie, Eastern Cape, she began her television career as a presenter on YOTV, where she remained for three years. She furthered her education at AFDA in Johannesburg, earning a BA degree in motion picture and television. Over the years, Khanya has built an impressive acting portfolio, with notable roles in series such as "Isidingo," "Shattered," "Step Up to a Start Up," and "Harvest".
Country
South Africa
Born
March 13, 1988
Age
38 yrs
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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.
The producers of the movie Gangs of Lagos and Amazon Prime have apologised to the Isale Eko Descendants Union over the film’s depiction of the Isale Eko community and the revered Eyo masquerade. This comes nearly two years after the union filed a lawsuit challenging the portrayal of their cultural heritage in the movie. In April 2023, PREMIUM TIMES reported that Isale Eko union and the Lagos government condemned the portrayal of Eyo Masquerade. In one of the scenes of ‘Gangs of Lagos’, the movie portrays assassins operating under the cover of Eyo masquerades. In a statement on Wednesday, Adeniji Kazeem, a Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN) and Chairman of the Isale-Eko Descendants Union, confirmed that the parties have settled.
Music duos have long captivated audiences, creating enchanting soundscapes that speak to the heart. Yet, for every pair that finds enduring synergy, some succumb to the pressures of fame, creative differences, and personal disputes - leaving fans reeling in their wake. Recently, several prominent music partnerships have called it quits, leaving listeners with a sense of longing for the magic that once was. One of the recent most talked-about splits comes from Murumba Pitch, the dynamic South African duo consisting of Emmanuel Mathye, and Thabang Innocent Mangolo. After a critical meeting earlier this month, the pair announced their decision to terminate their partnership with immediate effect.
Nigerian entrepreneur Olakunle Churchill is honoring his wife, Rosy Meurer, on her birthday. He posted beautiful pictures of her and wished her all the wonderful things in life. Taking to his Instagram page, he wrote; “To My Rosy. My Wife Some flowers bloom for a season, but you, my Rosy, blossom through every moment, radiating love, grace, and strength. You are poetry in motion, a melody that never fades, a masterpiece painted by God Himself. @rosymeurer I celebrate you today, not just for the love you pour into my world, but for the magic you bring to everyone around you. You are a queen, a rare gem, a soul that turns ordinary moments into timeless stories. Happy Birthday, my love, my muse, my forever. May this year wrap you in divine blessings, unshakable joy, and dreams fulfilled beyond imagination. You deserve the universe and more”.
Ghanaian dancehall artist Shatta Wale has addressed recent speculations about his relationship with fellow musician Stonebwoy. Upon returning from Jamaica on January 8, 2025, Shatta Wale clarified that he holds no animosity towards Stonebwoy. This statement comes amid rumors suggesting that Blakk Cedi, Stonebwoy's former manager, has taken over Shatta Wale's management. In an interview with JoyNews, Shatta Wale explained that Blakk Cedi assisted him during his performance at the Freedom Street Concert in Jamaica but is not his official manager. He emphasized that Sammy Flex continues to serve as his manager. Shatta Wale stated, "I don’t have a problem with anybody. Like I always say, Blakk Cedi formerly managed Stonebwoy, but I don’t have any problem with Stonebwoy. I am ever ready for anybody who wants to support me."
The rift between Western Ugandan artists Omega 256 and Ray G continues to grow following promoter Nobat Events calling out the latter for sabotaging the former’s concert. Dated 2 May 2025 Omega 256 concert will go down at Lugogo Cricket Oval, one of the biggest venues in the country. During his live broadcast on TikTok Nobat Events, the promoter behind the concert revealed that Ray G was doing everything to see that the show flops by encouraging people not to attend. Nobat’s claims stem from Ray G’s fans flooding his comment section swearing that they would shun the concert as a lesson to Omega to stop disrespecting their artist. Nobat believes they are being influenced by Ray G and without holding back, Nobat Events calls him out, likening him to a poisonous snake that will smile to cover up its evil acts in the background.
Renowned Ghanaian artiste manager and event organizer, George Britton, has pointed out that many Ghanaian artistes are not deliberate in their approach to international promotion, particularly in the United Kingdom. In an interview with fellow artiste manager Sammy Flex, Britton expressed frustration with the current state of Ghanaian music promotion abroad. He criticized the common practice where artistes visit international markets, only to conduct minimal promotion. “Our artistes come here, and they don’t do promotion. They just come here, go for one interview for the show they came for, and that’s done,” he remarked, adding that this approach is insufficient to make a lasting impact. Britton emphasized that promoting Ghanaian music internationally requires more effort. “No, it’s not done that way. You know, people actually come and live here and stay here in London; familiarize yourself with that environment — the people,” he advised.
Lerato Nxumalo, the talented actress and YouTuber, has just achieved a major milestone by buying a BMW at the age of 25. In a video she shared online, Lerato expressed her excitement and gratitude, reflecting on how far she’s come. She opened up about the hard work and determination that went into reaching this moment, acknowledging the journey it took to achieve such a significant goal. The video quickly went viral, with fans and followers praising her for her success at such a young age. Many were inspired by her ambition and perseverance, with some commenting on how her accomplishment motivates them to push forward in their own lives. Lerato’s followers flooded her social media with messages of congratulations, celebrating her not only for the car purchase but also for her dedication to her career and personal growth.
On January 15, 2025, The Waiter grossed an impressive N305.1 million, firmly establishing itself as one of Nollywood’s most successful releases. In its fourth week, the action-comedy raked in an additional N26.6 million, maintaining its momentum and staying strong amidst fierce competition. Released on December 20, 2024, The Waiter wasted no time capturing the audience's attention. The film crossed the N200 million milestone within its first two weeks, with total earnings hitting N218.6 million by early January. These numbers place it in the same league as other Nollywood blockbusters, including Toyin Abraham’s Alakada: Bad and Boujee, which premiered on the same day, and Everybody Loves Jenifa, the record-breaking hit that has grossed over N1.6 billion.
BORROWDALE Race Course in Harare is set to be the premier venue this Sunday as five incredible divas, led by Tariro Chaniwa, come together for this year’s International Women’s Day commemorations. This year’s celebrations will take place under the theme, “For All Women and Girls: Rights, Equality and Empowerment.” A series of activities will take centre stage countrywide to celebrate women who are making a difference locally. In Harare, all the attention will be at Borrowdale Race Course, hosting Zimbabwe’s beautiful voices in Jazz. Better known as Tariro Negitare, the affable and versatile songbird will share the stage with Prudence Katomeni-Mbofana, Hope Masike, Duduzile Manhenga, and Bulawayo-bred songbird Thandi Dhlana. Powered by Proweb, which is celebrating its 20th anniversary, the event aims to honour women making a difference in society.
Daniel Oriahis film The Weekend has been officially selected to screen at the 2024 BFI London Film Festival, an annual event organized in collaboration with the British Film Institute. Described as a rare Nigerian psychological thriller, The Weekend follows a young woman, Nikya, who persuades her fiance, Luke, to visit his parents whom he hasn’t seen in a decade. After a series of disturbing family encounters, Nikya begins to sense that something is terribly wrong - a secret she might be safer not discovering. Even a local carpenter warns her to stay away. As tensions rise, one of the guests suddenly disappears. Directed by Daniel Oriahi, the film stars Uzoamaka Aniunoh, Bucci Franklin, Ekpenyong Bassey Inyang, Meg Otanwa, Gloria Anozie Young, Damilola Ogunsi, James Gardiner, and Bryan Okoye. The Weekend will be screened on October 13, 16, and 17 at the festival.
In recent years, the renowned millionaire who amassed his vast wealth as a significant investor in the diamond and gold sector in Akwatia lived a low-profile lifestyle off social media. In recent months, Twum Barimah has gained prominence on TikTok, sharing videos of himself at his mining sites and making several donations to many individuals in his community. The businessman also stole the spotlight at the 40-day observation of his colleague and close associate Prince Frimpong's parents, Mrs Christiana Adomako and Baffour Frempong Kagya ll, in Akwatia in the Eastern region. At the event, Twum Barimah sprayed several Ghana cedi notes on his Prince Frimpong and other individuals who attended the event to commiserate with the bereaved.
