Following a dramatic turn of events in Nelisa Ntabeni and Themba Khosa’s marriage that played out on the latest episode of Married At First Sight , Ntabeni has come out to say she was shocked by the revelations from the show.
While most marriages from Showmax’s Married At First Sight don’t look promising, one couple that looked like they had a strong chance to make it was Nelisa Ntabeni and her husband, Themba Khosa.
Music maestro Heavy-K feels he’s one step away from getting a Grammy award now that he’s been inducted into the Grammy Recording Academy Class of 2025.
Music maestro Heavy-K feels he’s one step away from getting a Grammy award now that he’s been inducted into the Grammy Recording Academy Class of 2025.
It became a learning curve, an educational process, and most importantly, a mirror, showing me both what I understood and what I still needed to unlearn.
Nobantu Vilakazi became a breakout star in 2021, thanks to her trademark Ad-lib “Khurukhutsu” that became a long-running catchphrase on the song Vula Mlomo by Musa Keys, featuring Sir Trill.
Married at First Sight contestant Themba Khosa has confirmed that he had paid lobola for the mother of his children when he took part in the show and kept communicating with her during his marriage to Nelisa Ntabeni.
Former SMag cover star and Shaka iLembe actor, Luyanda Zuma, will have a second chance to be crowned Miss SA in Pretoria on October 25 after making the top 10 for the long-delayed 2025 instalment of the beauty pageant.
Married at First Sight SA has been screened for 11 weeks on Showmax, and each episode brings even more emotion and drama. The series follows four couples navigating married life in real time.
Ghanaian superstar Sarkodie says he will always be a champion for the creative freedom of African artists while he reaches commercial global success and “virality”.
South African pop group Mango Groove will celebrate their 40th anniversary with a major Joburg performance at the Walter Sisulu National Botanical Garden in Roodepoort on Sunday.The event, titled “Memories and Moments”, will be the band’s first large-scale concert in Joburg in five years and follows a sold-out anniversary show at Cape Town’s Kirstenbosch Gardens earlier this year.
Mercy Pakela and William Mthethwa are some of the musicians who disrupted a Southern African Music Rights Organisation (Samro) press conference held on Wednesday, demanding their royalties.
Soweto Film Market founder Thapelo “Tabz” Motloung is gearing up to launch a platform designed to support young filmmakers’ ideas and connect them with industry opportunities