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It seems like there is more than what meets the eye with Ntsikelelo Mazwai and Unathi Nkayi, as the two have been at loggerheads for the longest time, and recently, the former Idols SA judge decided to clear the air and address this long-lived beef. Recently, Unathi Nkayi decided to go on her Instagram page and address the claims that Mazwai made about her. Ntsiki has been on Nkayi's neck forever, and previously, she was angry that the media personality was still getting gigs even after her saga with Sizwe Dlomo. n her Instagram post, Unathi wrote: "Do better sis because you’re giving us middle kids a bad name. Your sisters are incredible, talented, powerful and beautiful women. South Africa let me give you context so that whenever that woman opens her mouth about me you know where it started.
In presenting the gift, he told Mrs McBrown Mensah that it was called a gold pack because he was a golden artist and so were the songs he released. "I am a golden artist. My songs are made of gold," he said. The Very Soon crooner noted that over the years in his experience in the music industry, musicians either released clothes, or other souvenirs for their fans whenever they release a new music project.
Nigerian musician, Oludipe Oluwasanmi David, popularly known as Spyro, has expressed his frustration with having to dole out cash to people who request frequently. The pop star noted that he spends an average of 100,000 naira on cash gifts every single time he leaves his home. This situation, he laments, has become problematic for him as he is expected to oblige financial requests everywhere he goes to because he is a popular figure. The 34-year-old Lagos-born entertainer added that someone was so furious after being told to wait until the following day for a cash request to be fulfilled that the person resorted to raining insults on him.
A new journey for the film "Seeking Haven for Mr. Rambo" begins this Tuesday evening in the UAE, specifically at Aqil Cinema in Dubai, the first independent cinema in the Gulf. The film will have two additional screenings on Wednesday and Thursday evenings, February 5th and 6th. On Thursday, February 6th, the film will also be screened as part of the second edition of "Wadi Cinema" in Saudi Arabia, specifically in Riyadh's capital. The screening will take place at 7:00 PM, followed by a discussion session with the film's director, Khaled Mansour, moderated by Saudi critic Ahmed Al-Ayad, between 9:00 PM and 10:00 PM.
Popular Amapiano artist Tyler ICU and his gorgeous fiance Lorraine Moropa continue to display the cutest moments for others to observe. In a viral TikTok video, which has later been reshared by @MDNnewss on X, the Not My Type actress Lorraine Moropa and the Mnike hitmaker look smitten as they partook in a TikTok trend. The actress confirmed on social media on 10 January that she and Tyler are engaged. "I said yes to a forever with my best friend." In another post, she said, "The 3rd of Jan was supposed to only be Baba ka boy's birthday, but it also became the beginning of the rest of my life," Lorraine wrote. "I said YES to a FOREVER with my best friend. I couldn't be more grateful to God for this wonderful gift of love," she gushed. She even revealed that they spent the festive season, particularly Boxing Day, with him.
Zanzibar. Kenyan musician and producer Bill Sellanga, better known as Blinky Bill, has expressed his admiration for the golden era of Bongo hip-hop, acknowledging it as a significant influence on his musical path. The artiste shares, "Old school hip-hop artistes like Professor Jay and others, they were so inspirational to me," recalling the impact of the era’s lyricism and storytelling, something he says is missing, “The new school hip-hop mixes a bit of pop, which is cool, and I enjoy it.” In a nostalgic moment, he sings a few lines from "Nikusaidiaje" and "Inaniuma Sana" by Juma Nature.
Businesswoman, Neema Aloyce has apologised to actress and media personality Minnie Dlamini. Aloyce trended on social media on Monday, 20 January when she claimed that Dlamini had broken her "happy" home and stolen her baby daddy, Dr Brian Monaisa. This comes after the father of her son shared cosy photos, and videos of himself and Dlamini on his Instagram account a week ago.
Ghanaian musician Krymi has voiced his displeasure with the behavior of certain individuals who described themselves as "gatekeepers" in the creative arts industry. In an interview with Onua FM, Krymi emphasised that the creative arts industry is meant for talents, not for individuals who seek to control it. According to Krymi, these 'gatekeepers', who have been bestowed with certain powers, act as though they have the authority to determine the fate of an artiste. "I don't like people who are called gatekeepers because the industry is not for them. The industry is for the musicians, so do not gatekeep a talent you didn't give. “The only person who can gatekeep the industry is God. But unfortunately, there is a system and these people are there, hence you need to find a way to navigate the system," he said.
Shekhinah couldn't hide how impressed she was after watching an old video of a young Tyla singing her song. The Grammy Award-winner's throwback clip is making the rounds online and single-handedly ended the "talentless" and "one-hit-wonder" allegations. One of her many fan pages, Tyla_seethal21, shared the video of the singer waxing through Please Mr, one of the highlights from Shekhinah's debut studio album, Rose Gold.
Yesterday evening, Saturday, the Minister of Youth, Culture and Communication, Mohamed Mehdi Bensaid, supervised the official opening of the Moroccan Film Library at the headquarters of the Moroccan Cinema Center in Rabat. This new institution, like its international counterparts, aims to provide a national space specialised in preserving, documenting and restoring the national cinematic heritage, as well as screening national and international cinematic works. On this occasion, Bensaid stressed that the Cinema Library will work to establish strategic partnerships that will enable the retrieval and restoration of Moroccan cinematic and documentary works.
African Bad Girl Tiwa Savage's latest post, stating that people in the Nigerian music industry are worse than sharks, has raised eyebrows. The singer shared her latest adventure on her Instagram page on January 14, 2024. The posts showed her excitedly swimming with sharks in the ocean in scuba gear. She also revealed that the fun activity had been on her bucket list for a while, but her post worried some of her fans who feared for her safety with the sharks. However, after seeing some reactions, Savage returned to her Instagram story with her post regarding the dangers of the entertainment industry. She wrote, "Everyone worried about me swimming with the sharks but the ones in this music industry are way more fucking dangerous." The vagueness of her post sparked reactions online, with some agreeing with her and others slamming her for not naming names.
British singer, Natalie Okri has stated that some human hairs are sacrifices to deities and unknown gods. The singer made this claim while speaking on why she stopped wearing wigs.