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Showmax has just released the trailer for Tiek Tok Boem!, an explosive Showmax Original documentary set to premiere on 18 February 2025. This eye-opening 90-minute documentary takes a deep dive into the world of Afrikaans TikTokers who are pushing the platform to new – and often disturbing – levels. When most people think of TikTok, they picture fun dance challenges, viral memes, and endless laughs. But those days are over. A new wave of Afrikaans TikTokers is now dominating the local scene with their so-called “Drama Lives.” Some say ruling it, while others argue they’re ruining it. These live streams are far from your typical fun and games: they’re filled with cyberbullying, substance abuse, violence, explicit language, and, on occasion, even flushing your ex’s ashes down the toilet. Sadly, these chaotic broadcasts have already led to live-streamed suicide attempts.
Nigerian artistes Osas Okonyon and Abbey Wonder have released a new single, “All My Love”, to feature in the forthcoming Nollywood movie, ‘EVI’. This was disclosed in a statement signed by Bolaji Ajayi, a publicist, on Saturday in Lagos. The collaborative track, which blends soulful vocals with contemporary Afro-pop elements, serves as part of the official soundtrack for the film and explores themes of devotion, sacrifice and emotional connection. The movie,’EVI’, is produced by Judith Audu, a Nigerian Producer and actress. Speaking on the release, Okonyon described the song as a deeply personal expression crafted to complement the film’s storyline. “‘All My Love’ reflects the emotional journey of the characters in the movie. “It’s about giving wholeheartedly despite challenges, and we wanted listeners to feel that sincerity through the music,” she said.
n my view, Valentine’s Day is just a normal day. Growing up, we were conditioned to believe it was a day on which men had to step up and prove their love through gifts and gestures. It was drilled into us that if you had a girlfriend, you had to buy her something. Something like flowers, chocolates, a teddy bear or whatever was trending at the time. And if you dared to show up at school without a gift, you would face the ultimate wrath. The disappointment, the silent treatment, and, of course, the infamous “So you don’t love me?” accusation. This was 20+ years ago, but has anything really changed? Fast forward to today, and it’s still the same story.
TikTok star Hamzat Habeeb Adelaja, known as Peller, shared his joy in a video after gospel singer and pastor Nathaniel Bassey mentioned him during the Hallelujah Challenge.
Dar es Salaam. Tanzanian singer and former Konde Gang artiste, Anjella, has made a heartfelt public appeal for financial support to cover urgent medical treatment. In an emotional message shared on social media, Anjella reveals that she has been battling a severe illness, which has left her physically and emotionally drained. "I have reached a point where I feel like giving up because of this illness,” she writes. “I have tried everything, sought help from individuals and taken countless medications, but nothing seems to work.”
According to a statement by the Department of Home Affairs, Chidimma's mother was apprehended by police after she came back to South Africa with her Mozambican passport. The beauty pageant queen's mother was detained while she was taking care of Chidimma's child at a Cape Town residence. The Department of Home Affairs stated that Anabelo Rungo was banned from coming back to South Africa after illegally obtaining her South African identity documents. After being detained, Anabela is expected to remain in police custody while the Directorate for Priority Crime Investigation probes into the matter. Chidimma's child is also being protected by the Department of Social Development. Read the statement reshared by @MDNnewss below:
The Namibian feature film 'Life', directed by Leornard Tshikesho and produced by Gustav Nuuyoma, has secured nominations in both the feature film content and audience choice categories at the British 2026 Lift-Off Filmmaker Festival Sessions (Volume Two). The festival runs from 9 to 23 February at Pinewood Studios in the United Kingdom, one of the most famous film studios in the world. This is an exciting achievement for 'Life', as it continues to gain attention from audiences across the globe. The film tells authentic stories about life in Windhoek, specifically within the streets of Katutura and Havana. It follows the journey of a young couple facing dire socio-economic hardships that test the limits of their love. By depicting how ordinary people navigate poverty, financial struggles and personal challenges, the movie’s message of "living in faith everyday" continues to touch many viewers.
The International Jury will decide who will take home the Golden and the Silver Bears at the Berlinale. Nineteen films are competing for the awards in this year’s Competition. The winners will be announced at the Berlinale Palast on 22 February. The jury panel will be headed by director, screenwriter and producer Todd Haynes. Panel members include costume designer Bina Daigeler (Germany); actor Fan Bingbing (China); director Rodrigo Moreno (Argentina); film critic and author Amy Nicholson (USA); and director, actor and screenwriter Maria Schrader (Germany). Who is Ayouch? Nabil Ayouch is a Moroccan-French filmmaker and screenwriter known for his thought-provoking and socially engaged films. Ayouch is a member of the Academy of Motion Pictures, the Académie des Césars, and the Arab Film Academy. He was born on 1 April 1969 in Paris to Moroccan parents.
Rapper Kofi Mole has revealed that fellow rapper Sarkodie failed to show up for a video shoot of their collaborative song Makoma. According to him, repeated attempts to reach him had always proven futile. The song, which also features Bosom PYung, was a highly anticipated release, but according to Kofi Mole, the video shoot became a source of frustration due to Sarkodie's lack of response. In a recent exchange on social media, Kofi Mole responded to a user who criticized him for not promoting the song adequately. The user wrote in Pidgin English, accusing Kofi Mole of missing an opportunity to elevate the song, even suggesting Kofi's failure to promote the track properly. “You made a whole Sarkodie turn Bruno Mars,” the user added. Kofi Mole, in his reply, shared a revealing insight into the behind-the-scenes challenges. He wrote: “I was ready to shoot a video but never got any response from Sark and the team after multiple texts and calls. I let that slide.”
Dar es Salaam. Singeli music, renowned for its fast-paced rhythms and energetic beats, has taken Tanzania by storm. The genre’s influence has extended beyond national borders, with some international artists praising Singeli and even considering it a potential Grammy-winning sound. However, despite its growing popularity and the success of several Singeli artists on global stages, the genre still faces significant obstacles that hinder its full international breakthrough. While Singeli has gained considerable recognition both locally and internationally, it remains in limbo, struggling to fully capitalise on its potential. The Tanzania Singeli Music Association (TASIMA) Chairman, Mr Massoud Kandoro—better known by his stage name Kandoro Baba—outlined the key challenges facing the genre.
Media personality Ann Taylor unveiled the face of her supposed new lover shortly after allegedly separating from her baby daddy, also renowned YouTuber Rogers Ssebunya alias SB4 Media. The Sanyuka TV presenter took to her social media platforms and shared a picture of her face to face with a yet-to-be-identified man with a caption of her expressing how she could not hide him anymore from her followers. The rumor about the couple having marital issues started circulating on social media last month with reports suggesting that Ann was having a secret affair and that SB4 had caught them red-handed with her lover in a car. They allegedly parted ways and stopped living together following the incident. Ann Taylor’s official launch of her lover came as a shocker to many who thought the couple were in a publicity stunt to have the media focusing on them. SB4 Media remains tightlipped about the situation.
As Namibians prepare to give founding president Sam Nujoma a dignified send-off on 1 March, artists have been paying their respects through commemorative songs. Namgospel United has dropped a tribute, titled ‘Dr Sam Nujoma’, featuring Ty2.