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.

Sesotho-speaking actress Seiphati Makamu, who plays the role of Tlali's wife, Nyakallo, in Outlaws, opens up about her villainous role on the Showmax telenovela. The actress stars opposite content creator Noluthando Ngema, who plays the second Sihle in season 2. Makamu, who's been captivating viewers with the portrayal of Nyakallo, opens up about her cold, calculating, and unapologetically ruthless character, who's been trending on social media. The actress reveals in an interview with IOL that she reached out to legendary actress and acting coach Camilla Waldman for advice.

E.tv’s gripping drama Isitha: The Enemy is gearing up for an exciting twist with the casting of Sthembiso “SK” Khoza as Sabelo, a character beloved by fans from “The Black Door.” This highly anticipated crossover event promises to elevate the show’s narrative, intertwining unresolved tensions that are certain to create a profound impact on the storyline in Esihlahleni, beginning on 09 February 2026. Sabelo enters the story under the guise of business, becoming part of crucial negotiations involving Nandi and Solomzi. But his presence is far from coincidental. Unknown to Solomzi, Sabelo shares a deep and complicated past with Nandi, one forged during their time on “The Black Door”. When the past walks in, buried emotions resurface, and old wounds refuse to stay closed. As Sabelo and Nandi reconnect, long-suppressed feelings ignite, drawing Nandi into a dangerous emotional tug-of-war.

Musa Mseleku's fifth wife, Samke 'MaKhwela' Khwela, has humorously asserted her place in his life, which has led to playful tensions captured in the reality show Uthando Nes'thembu. Mseleku openly expressed his discomfort with the term 'my man' used by MaKhwela, indicating that it implies ownership, which he rejects, stating, "A man has no owner." This commentary highlights the complex dynamics within their polygamous relationship, where roles and expectations often lead to drama. In addition to this incident, Mseleku previously questioned MaKhwela about her plans for having more children, indicating that one of her primary responsibilities in their marriage, as perceived by him, is to give birth to children. The unfolding narratives within the family evidently reflect both the humor and challenges of polygamous life, particularly as Mseleku navigates his relationships with each of his wives.

10 Interesting Facts About Big Brother Season 5 Winner Sweet Guluva. The winner of of Big Brother Mzansi is Sweet Guluva. He is the talk of town at the moment, and everyone wants a piece of him. Learn more about Guluva from the 10 facts below. 1. His real name is Akhonamathemba Mbele, but is popularly known as Sweet Guluva 2. The 23 year old is an only child. He has massive support from his mother, uncles, aunts and other family members. 3. Before fame, the reality show star was just a soccer player and barber from KwaZulu-Natal. He often did some of the housemates’ hair, which they really appreciated. 4. Sweet Guluva gained fame when he joined Big Brother Mzansi season 5. From the get go he was a fan favorite. Viewers loved him, and some female housemates found him really attractive.

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.

Award-winning hip-hop artist Gigi Lamayne has finally dropped her much-anticipated album, Doves & Scones. Gigi's latest offering, Doves & Scones, was released on Friday, 28 March, on all stre In a press release shared with Briefly News, Gigi Lamayne marks a decade in the music industry "A decade into her career, Gigi LaMayne continues to redefine the game with Doves & Scones, an album that balances introspection with raw, unfiltered energy. Known for her fearless storytelling, she dives deep into personal growth, resilience, and cultural impact."

Big Brother Mzansi’s Sipha Lee Unveils New Brand Partnership. One thing haters won’t take away from Sipha Lee is his amazing work ethic. Despite not having a huge fan base, and being hated by many Big Brother Mzansi viewers, Sipha Lee is busy trying to put his name out there. While in the house, the reality show star and aspiring actor made an appearance on Mzansi Magic telenovela, Champions. Sipha Lee was cast as one of the new football players joining Soshanguve Giants. Although the role was brief, he did made an impact. After his eviction, Sipha Lee hit the ground running with media rounds as well as gigs. He continued to get hate, but that has never stopped him from his drive. He is back again with another interesting announcement. Sipha Lee has partnered up with TED Black Elite Chauffeurs.

In an industry often dominated by male voices, Esjay Jones is a powerful force reshaping the landscape of music production. A Grammy-featured record producer, songwriter and entrepreneur, Jones has spent over two decades carving her niche in a sector where women are typically underrepresented. Her impressive resume includes collaborations with acclaimed artists like Dave Navarro, Sean Kingston and Jeffree Star, a testament to her innovative approach to music-making. Born in Durban, her early exposure to music came from her time spent in church, where she learned to play a wide array of instruments. She first tasted success with her band, Stealing Love Jones, achieving chart-topping hits and experiencing both the thrills and challenges of the music industry.

Uyanda Hlangabezo, the charismatic runner-up of Big Brother Mzansi Season 5, has emerged from the reality show as a beacon of inspiration, captivating audiences with his determination and charm. In an exclusive interview with IOL, Hlangabezo opened up about his experiences in the Big Brother house, the challenges he navigated, and his ambitious plans for the future. Hlangabezo’s time in the house was far from a walk in the park. Facing bullying from fellow housemates, he demonstrated remarkable resilience by standing up for himself. “Whatever I experienced in that regard was meant for me to experience,” he reflected, acknowledging the difficult lessons learned during his ten-week stay with strangers.

Acting is not a one-size-fits-all craft. The style, energy, and technique required can shift depending on whether you’re performing for film or television. While both mediums share core acting principles such as emotional truth, character depth, and technical awareness, the way these elements are executed differs greatly. Understanding these distinctions is crucial for actors looking to navigate both worlds successfully. Acting for Film Film acting demands a high level of naturalism and internal depth. Unlike television, where performances often need to maintain a level of consistency over multiple episodes, film allows for a more immersive, self-contained performance. Every choice an actor makes contributes to the complete arc of the character within a limited timeframe, making each moment significant.