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A sex-worker-turned-entrepreneur moves to a small town and launches her own lingerie business, only to draw the ire of a preacher's wife.

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Nigeria

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PG-15

Year

2023

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Drama

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Update Feb 23, 2025

‘Wigs, human hair diabolical, carry bad luck’ – British singer Natalie Okri

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.

Update Jan 14, 2025

Aphiwe pays tribute to Khumalo

South African vocalist Naledi Aphiwe has released a heartfelt tribute song in honour of the late Afropop sensation, Winnie Khumalo. Known for her vibrant presence and iconic hit “Live My Life,” Khumalo sadly passed away at the age of 51 after a brief illness. Her passing marks the end of a journey that began in the 80s, leaving a legacy in both the music and television industries. Aphiwe, deeply moved by Khumalo’s influence, shared her tribute song on Instagram. The emotional track has already struck a chord with fans, echoing the profound impact of Khumalo’s career. In her post, Aphiwe wrote, “Rest in peace to our wonderful lady.” Winnie Khumalo, you will always be remembered for your amazing work and voice”.

Artist Feb 14, 2026

Naledi Aphiwe Pens Heartwarming Message to Herself on Valentine’s Day: “I’ve Learned to Love Myself”

It's a day of love where we see couples enjoying some time off, reigniting their romance with their partners. For the popular young singer Naledi Aphiwe, it was the total opposite. The star decided to spend Valentine's Day alone instead of with someone she loves dearly. On Saturday, 14 February 2026, the 19-year-old musician decided to post some stunning pictures of herself, holding a beautiful bouquet of roses in her hand as she celebrated the day of love; however, in her post, she mentioned that this moment was dedicated to herself and how she has learned to love herself rather than expecting to be loved by another.

Update Feb 5, 2025

“Fahd El Batal”: A Gripping Drama Set in the Tough World of Marble Trade

The series “Fahd El Batal” delves into the world of marble trading, a tough and demanding industry. The story takes place in a popular neighborhood with a dramatic Upper Egyptian storyline. Ahmed Elawady plays the character of Fahd, a young man from Upper Egypt who flees from his family due to injustice. Throughout the episodes, Fahd travels to Cairo and starts a new life, but soon finds himself entangled in new conflicts. The plot revolves around the marble trade in the Shak El-Taban area, where Fahd appears as a marble craftsman working for Faiza El-Shabah ( Lucy) the owner of a marble factory. Meanwhile, the series’ lead actress, Mirna Nour El-Din, portrays a marble craftswoman working alongside her father, played by actor Haggag Abdel Azim, who is a marble trader.

Update Feb 13, 2025

Public call for applications – Annual Arts & Culture Trust Nyoloha Scholarship Programme

Your dream arts scholarship awaits! Stand a chance to earn financial support towards an undergraduate degree to study at an accredited arts institution in South Africa. The Arts & Culture Trust (ACT) is calling on passionate, talented, and dedicated young South African artists with a specific interest in studying arts at a tertiary or accredited arts institution in South Africa* to apply for a coveted spot on the ACT Nyoloha Scholarship Programme (NSP) for 2025. If you are between the ages of 17 and 25, are eager to pursue a career in the arts, and are ready to take your talents to the next level, this could be the life-changing opportunity you’ve been waiting for.

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Update Jan 17, 2025

‘The future belongs to women’: Senegalese director Moussa Sene Absa at Luxor African Film Festival

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.

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Update Mar 4, 2025

JD praises Hariana Verás' professionalism and thanks her: - “Thank you for the experience and teachings”

In a post on his Instagram profile, JD shared moments with the journalist during his stay in that country, praising her dedication and commitment to the profession. “Walk with the good ones and you will be one of them. Thank you for the experience, teachings and all the affection. Continue to be this professional and determined person for us and your family,” wrote the artist in the caption of his post.

Update Feb 13, 2025

Master H leads 23rd NAMA nominees

Organisers of the country’s premier arts merit awards, dubbed National Arts Merit Awards (NAMA), yesterday released nominees for this year’s edition ahead of the show next month. Scheduled to take place on March 1 at the Harare Hippodrome, the glitz and glam event will be hosted by television personality Nabeelah Jogee and Charlene Mangweni-Furusa. Jogee will host the main stage, while Mangweni-Furusa will provide the voice-over. In the music category, Master H, real name Hillary Marufu, leads with two nominations: Outstanding Male Musician and People’s Choice Award. There is also stiff competition in the visual arts category and another fierce category of interest is Outstanding Exhibition. Commenting on this year’s nominees, the organisers said they looked at works submitted between December 1, 2023, and November 30, 2024.

Update Jan 19, 2025

Rasta Paints Doc Shebeleza for Funeral, Portrait of Kwaito Legend Offends SA Fans

Doc Shebeleza was buried at Heroes Acre recently. The musician died on 9 January 2025, leaving a hole in SA's music industry. Doc Shebeleza's passing left South African fans distraught. Rasta The Artist showed up to do his signature portraits for icons who pass away. Doc Shebeleza gets Rasta portrait In a post shared by MDNnewss, Rasta showed off his portrait painting of the late Doc Shebeleza. The artist did his best to capture Doc's facial features in a painting where the Kwaito Legend wore a bright blue suit. See the pic below:

Update Jan 20, 2025

Drama as Titi Masha, Kwam 1 reunite at his mum’s burial (VIDEO)

The saying, ‘old flames die hard,’ seemed to hold as Fuji maestro King Wasiu Ayinde Marshal, known as Kwam1, reunited with his estranged wife, Fathia ‘Titi Marshal’ Titilola, during his mother’s burial in Ijebu, Ogun State. Kwam1 announced the death of his mother, Halima Anifowoshe, on Saturday, and per Islamic rites, she was buried the same day. The emotional moment [laying his mother to rest] was marked by tears rolling down the 67-year-old cheeks as he bid farewell to his mother. A viral video from the burial showed Ms Marshal and Kwam1’s newest wife, Emmanuella Aderopo, offering condolences to him.

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Update Jan 10, 2025

Rethabile Khumalo Mourns Her Mother Winnie Khumalo: “I Will Always Love You My Twin”

Rethabile Khumalo is deeply mourning the loss of her mother, Winnie Khumalo. In a heartfelt post on social media, she expressed her love for her mother and how much she meant to her. Rethabile shared how challenging it has been to lose someone so close, someone who shaped her life in many ways. She referred to her mother as her twin, highlighting how they shared an inseparable bond. Losing her mom has left a huge void in Rethabile’s heart, and she shared how she still struggles to come to terms with the loss. Despite the pain, she’s holding on to the love and lessons her mother gave her. Her fans and followers have shown immense support, offering condolences and messages of strength during this difficult time. Rethabile's tribute is a powerful reminder of the deep connection between a mother and her child, and how that bond stays with you forever, even after death.

Update Jan 13, 2025

Apostle John Prah Explains How He Combined Apostleship And Acting

Speaking on Emelia Brobbey’s Okukuseku show on YouTube, he shared details about his career choices and the challenges of balancing faith and film. The actor explained that he often turned down roles that conflicted with his Christian beliefs. This is why he was frequently cast as a pastor or evangelist in Kumawood films. He credited movie directors for understanding his principles and offering him roles that align with his values. When asked about handling sexual scenes, Apostle Prah said actresses understood his position as a preacher and adjusted scenes to avoid obscenity. He acknowledged that maintaining his Christian life while acting was not easy but said he managed with determination and faith.