Eish guys I’m exhausted shem… Without wasting any time lets see what to expect in today’s episodes of Sunday shows.
which team would you be hoping leaves after tonights theme on Clash Of The Choirs.
today’s couple on OPW will show us that internet dating does give good results sometimes as Thembelihle Tshabalala and tha Nkosi take us through their perfect wedding.
and then Saint and Sinnes will show us how to be saints yet be sinners.
What were you doing today.
We have seen the Pre-party, we had a live blog about the actual awards now lets look at the Black Carpet hits and misses of the 2016 Metro Music Awards;
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Buhle Samuels is one of those girls that I could easily over look when it comes to slaying or maybe it’s because I’m not used to seeing her at events maar u-girl did a Cinderella turn…check how she was looked at the pre-party to this. She easily gets best dressed from me. Slay-on slayer.
Make-up, hair and dress… just perfect.
And that b-o-o-o-o-o-t-y.
I didn’t like this look on Vuyo Dabula, it took away his sexy-mess.
Lunga Shabalala, looking hot.
Da L-E-S sana can get it all. Lol
Bonang Matheba posing with Sinazo Yolwa.
Boity looking fresh in a Quiteria and Goerge… she doesn’t look heart-broken yazi lona (which is good).
Khanyi Mbau showing us under-garments zakhe.
Bonang’s Lhalha, AKA.
Mbongeni Ngema’s suit looks wrong nje…Leleti was there looking like a 29 year old girl.
There’s something not right with this look ka-Khanya Mkhangisa, I think it’s the hair.
Designer, Thula Sindi.
Somizi kaNomvula.
Ms Cosmo.
My guy, Vazi.
Kay Sibiya.
Aubrey Modiba was discovered through the Nedbank ke Yona tema search, currently plays for Mpumalanga Black Aces and he is someone to watch!
Paledi looking rather good.
The jovial Khuli Chana.
Kings of the weekend Sphe le Naves walked away with nothing *sad face*.
I wonder how it feels like to be a has been like i-Revolution… I remember back in the day we use to jam to their music kodwa ngoku…
Umntu womntu, Lesley Musina.
Lerato Moloi in a Thula Sindi number.
Hopewell Mpapu of Drum Magazine posing with Theo Jantjies.
AKA asking his assistant to tie his shoe laces as they were loose.
Simphiwe Majola of Capacity Relations.
AKA with Burna boy.
Rapper, L’tido.
Amanda du pond looking lovely.
Minister yokuphapha of fun, Fikile Mbalula.
Singer, Mpumi.
No words for Heavy K’s burrberry dress, lol.
Arthur Junior.
Umhle u-sisters. Cici wabantu!
Zandi Khumalo.
Bonza with Boity.
Bouga being territorial…
Cyprian Ndlovu.
Donald looks like that tall guy on Gangs on New York, the movie.
Lucille Gumbi.
I don’t know if there were no mirrors at Quiteria and George’s head-quarters to let Dineo think this outfit was nice nah… imbi le-creation boys!
Thando Thabethe slaying in a Quiteria and George.
Namhla looking good.
Bff’s Sophie le Winnie.
Another mess on Bujy.
Pearl looking gorge.
David with Tatum.
I love me some of Akhumzi.
Khabonina!!!
The Msengana’s.
Sis’ Unathi.
Babyface wa SA, Deejay Shimza.
The opening look ya Bonang no Mo-flava.
Okay I’m done for now…
Zeeba (c)
@Zolanimasombuka
Oh guys I’m sorry for the lack of an update, busy week-end and I had not given myself time to go through my mails and tv shows… Just flew back from Port Elizabeth, saw my Mom *happy face*. Let’s call this an extended Anything Goes for Sunday Shows.
I love you bo-Love
Last year around November Tsogo Sun invited us (well Lelo) for “It’s Time For The Big Unveiling”of the multi-million rand refurbishment of Gold Reef City. It was a night of glitz and glamour, since I have no life partner I had gone with a friend.
By attending the event I received vouchers to utilise at Gold Reef City which included, a two day stay, entrance to Theme park rides, R100 coupon food vouchers, Site Seeing and many more… The voucher also stipulated that it is for two adults with 2 children, since I have no children and I could not bring two adults with me for the stay I opted to give away the other tickets.
We checked in Friday evening a the Theme Park hotel. I don’t know if it was me but the guards were rather unprofessional at the gate. Rules are, you park your car outside the Hotel gates (at a designated visitors parking) wait to be chauffeured to the hotel for check-in. To us that didn’t happen, we actually had to walk to the hotel gates for assistance.
The lady at the gate tried to assistance by calling on some drivers to come pick us up at the gate but the drivers were not co-operating… we were even willing to walk in rather than being driven, eventually a shuttle came, the driver explained they’re short-stuffed infact he was alternating with some other guy… we understood.
We were then driven to the reception, checked-in went to our room freshened-up and went out for supper at Barney’s… what a horrible experience it was, I mean the food. The menu was dull as in nothing appetising was being offered, I initially wanted sea-food (they didn’t have), then pasta (they didn’t have)… I seldom (to never) go for red meat (at eat-out places…)
I could only get trotters which I couldn’t finish… there were cats all around us. I just couldn’t understand the cats, I’m a lover of pets but I believe not in a public eat-out place… or ndithetha ezomqala?
Those that know and follow me on social media would know that I have taken a liking on food. I don’t necessarily love food but when I eat out at restaurants I would want to eat GOOD food… flavours are of paramount to me.
Anyways after dinner we asked to be taken to the casino, to gamble our few pennies, LOL. I must say my date enjoyed the gambling, we hopped from one machine to the next. We would win on some and on some lose, in the end we lost the R200.00 
we came with.
By the time we were done gambling it was after mid-night and our bodies were calling for umbede. We went to the Casino reception where we asked for a shuttle, it was called to come take us to the hotel and it did.
A before and after of my breakfast.
Saturday morning, we again to Barney’s for breakfast…
I think we were expecting a better menu and that Barney’s was the most convenient eat out place for us.
We were disappointed again, their food was atrocious cutlery was dirty, even their basic egg tasted horrible, I couldn’t finish my food
After our horrible breakfast we went for ama-rides which were fun;
queuing up for rides, the boat ride was fun.
We went to the farms;
I enjoyed reading these, educational stuff cool for kids.
We carted.
My date was really scared of the horse.
We went to a 4D theatre and I can tell you now that’s not for me, I mean you somehow get to experience some of the things the main characters (on tv) that are going through. like if the main character gets splashed on with water, you in your seat will get a splash of water on your face as well. If the main character falls off or rides a horse your chair will also emulate the movement… That is just awesome for kids shem, Lolo and other bloggers with kids here’s my recommendation.
We went for tenpin bowling…that was fun, I was happy to learn bowling with my date.
We ended our day at the movies and we were nothing but exhausted.
For God lovers, there’s a Chapel for you.
My date and I had a ball of fun! regardless of the eats.
Nokuthula Nunge and Zolani Masombuka.
Beautiful spacious rooms.
Thank you Tsogo Sun, Gold Reef City for the experience.
Zeeba (c)
@Zolanimasombuka
I am completely shattered, I really don’t know what to say about Koyo Bala’s passing. Literally a week ago we were together having fun catching up. He was telling me about his life and where he is and how well he was doing. It was evident to me that Cape Town did Koyo a lot of good (I know some blogger asked what I meant that Koyo looked good… He looked good from the last time I was him which was 2 years ago).
Koyo is one of the brave soldiers we had, he came out about his sexuality from his singing days and later made headlines about coming out about his HIV positive status… subsequently diagnosed with Cancer.
One of the things we spoke about from our trip to the airport for the MetroFM Awards with Amstel was how grateful he is of the support he has received from friends and mainly his family… Koyo was not much of a pretender, he would tell you what he thinks without fighting, I loved and enjoyed his energy. Whenever I would be out at a gig and he would be there I would be with him as we’re both teetotalers.
One would think after so many deaths in my family that I would be kinda used to such… All I can say is kufa wena awuneli!
Ulale ngoxolo sthandwa sam, sizakudibana sonke phambili uligqibile wena olwakho ugqatso.
To the Bala Family, Aluhlalanga lungehlanga unyana wenu ukwengcono indawo.
Last night I was going through the photos on my camera then I came across these Metro FM Awards images I didn’t use, so I thought why not use them to talk one last time about the ceremony.
This year’s Awards were passible and I can bet most of you have forgotten about them already just because they lacked that WOW factor.
Anywho let’s take a look at these photos:
Congratulations to the winners!!!
I enjoyed the opening, Back to the beach is one of those songs I deemed not to be from a South African artist. The sound is international. Thank you, Shekinnah and Kyle.
And then there were those gospel performances! I was wowed shem.
Congratulations to Mtee but the kid better stop taking what he took at the Awards… or maybe it was the nerves getting the best of him.
I’m one of those people who didn’t recognise Pearl Thusi, she didn’t only look awful with that wig she acted rather uncomfortably weird too.
Another big CONGRA! To bhut’ Arthur Mafokate for receiving the life-time achievement Award.
I wish I knew what is going on at the 999 stable because word on the street is Arthur ain’t spending time with Chomie no more and she is kind-a feeling lonely. Lol
This girl neh ekuthiwa nguKelly Khumalo knows how to work it.
Congratulations to Durban NYT’s for scooping the award, B-U-T they should know they have a female as a member of the group.
I know we love America things, we even go to extremes of emulating everything they do but drugs and other bad things are not to be copied people!
The day after the awards I received this text from a very good friend of mines that I left at the after-party.
I guess my friend wanted to write ecstasy…
Naked this pose is suspect maar I’m not saying anything. I wonder what happened to his friendship with Nkululeko “Leko” Madlala, they were sooooo close ingathi baleqwa ngumgqomo and suddenly extremely distant with one another.
I loved Bong’s speech he actually mentioned and thanked his fans for standing by him even when he was ill.
Bonnie Mbuli was there with her mlungu boyfriend, they looked good together, here with Deputy Minister of Higher Education, Mduduzi Manana.
Yazi I never get Glen Lewis.
The way I would cringe if I had a boss like ntathe Hlaudi… he looks like he could be those strict yet flexible blessers.
Umuhle u-girl, Cici you look like a younger version of our boss lady u-Lelo. Congratulations to you too girl.
This quard was boring to me on stage like really boring.
Unsta!
I love green, i’m inlove with green!
I loved these two as well, u-Mbalula makayekwe shem. Thando looking stunning in this Quiteria & George dress.
Congratulations to Fifi Cooper and that mess on her head.
Who didn’t enjoy Som-G’s remix version kaNomvula… I’m team neither, if friendship is done, IT’S DONE! Somizi must leave Bonang alone with umuntu wakhe, she chose AKA so makaphume apho yena.
Lorna Maseko looking gorge in this Quiteria & George vezithanga gown.
Young, beautiful but boring as hosts… Kay with Namhla.
Beauty!
look at how excited Vusi Nova is over Nathi’s win, you would swear ingathi iwinwe ngumntu wakhe… check that bend. ncoah 
akakwazi ukuzibamba shem, imincili.
This is the very first time I see Minnie with well installed hair.
Another beauty.
No words lana.
Cassper Nyovest.
Other beautiful souls with boring personalities.
who can forget Zahara with Robbie’s performance.
more wins!
More wins.
These two looked so beautiful, Adil and Lootlove.
Just for control *stolen photo* Bonang Matheba.
Vuyo Dabula!
mmmmmhhh *sprinkles spices*
Have your say.
Zeeba (c)
@Zolanimasombuka
Last Wednesday David Tlale invited us to part of his collection reveal with Spree at The Tin Factory Kramerville Sandton. Lacking the fashion bone/lingo I will just show you the images, you decide if you like or not.
The [a]Fro days are back.
see anything you might buy…
Now lets look at whom we spotted;
Maps and his cute self was there.
Kgosi Modisane from True Love Magazine.
I love this dress Amanda has on.
Pearl Thusi’s make-up person, Nthato Mashishi.
I love him, James Mahlatse.
I have not seen KNaomi in a minute, I love the short hair it suits her.
Someone whispered ‘Sashi looks like a man…’ they can’t even tell if she’s Indian or White anymore…I totally disagree, she looks pretty to me however [let me just leave it]
The lovely Jarred Doyle.
I think Liesel should start modeling, that body and height is just perfect.
The man of the moment, David Tlale.
Christopher Jafta of Top Billing.
Amanda goofying with Chris.
Actress, Galaletsang.
abo babes.
breaking boundaries with True Love people.
Sarah Langa Who?… that ring ntombi.
Thando Thabethe in a David Tlale ensemble.
Designer, Rich Mnisi.
Dj Sue.
Former True Love Editor – Lerato Tshabalala and the friend is Jill.
Marie Claire South Africa Editor,Aspasia Karras and friend.
Mokgadi Seabi giving us a fashion spread pose.
Pollen Tsotetsi with S.Kay.
David’s team promised to send us a detailed collection with prices, they said his collection ranges from R350.00 – R5000.00 a piece.
Thank you OnPoint PR for the invite.
Images supplied by; PicayPhotography
This Past week-end Capacity Relations invited us to be part of the Redds Street Carnival Port Elizabeth. It being my 1st time having to attend a Redds Street Carnival and that PE is my hometown I jumped at the chance… anything to put my City on the map. The Street Carnival took place at Kings Beach/Summerstrand with performances from Ifani, Twins on Decks, Blyze, PE’s Finest [what a cheesy name] Ricky Rick , Shimza and Many more incredible acts.
The carnival started with a street parade, the singing dancing everyone being jolly and having fun while embracing their individuality, P.E was lit and well represented.
Street carnival PE.
I loved these girls…
bebeshaya some dance…
Thatha
Cheersleaders.
Beauty queens.
Show casing of vintage auto mobiles.
Abapheki.
some were protesting against animal cruelty.
abanye.
abashaya amaxilongo.
abahamba ngamaWheel chairs.
everyone was represented.
and then the weather changed, sudden wind took over.
sisajonge the wind, the sky turned grey… and then there was heavy pours of rain.
the rain didn’t stop the party, PE people kept at it.
Madibaz Cheer Leaders.
Oceana 2nd avenue.
Nelson Mandela Bay Traditional dancers.
Masiphathisane.
bavula isekele abantwana.
Ntosh, Mandy, Asanda, Cwayita and Gina.
Chuma, Fata and Elethu.
some were not bothered.
rain for who/
and the show began.
I think they are called twins on decks.
my favourite act were these dancers, PE’ finest they were the finest I didn’t want them to finish.
they twerk, pantsual, beat-box, nae-nay akhonto bangayenziyo.
Farrah’s ex Lala took off his shirt and the crowd was lit. I think PE crowd was the best reception Blyze ever received and experienced in his life. They enjoyed him and he enjoyed them thoroughly.
Sdudla and Mathousand.
Ifani was other person that enjoyed and entertained the crowd.
he’s cute-nyana kodwa
Sinazo Yolwa.
Duma winner of the first pair of beats by Dre.
Performances from Dream Team, Shimza Ricky Rick and others i sadly missed my body couldn’t take it anymore.
Thank you to Capacity Relations for trusting us with Njabulo Mngomezulu’s hospitality on their behalf, our PE stay was more than pleasant and THANK YOU Redds for the street festival.
Zeeba
Zolanimasombuka
Before I start with the Sunday Shows I need to take a moment to say you guys are boss shem even though sometimes you can be unreasonable, you’re just awesome. I have not been actively blogging for the past two weeks but this week-end I took time to catch-up on comments and I give you all high fives, from the Intelligence, current affairs and life nje. *high five!!!*
Let’s get to today’s shows before I get carried away:
The voice: Guys I still haven’t had the strength to revisit The Voice. I think in this case it’s true what they say about first impressions… but do feel free to tell us what’s going on there.
The Clash Of The Choirs: Eish I was also one of those that were sad when Team Busi was sent home, Dr Ribz needs a Bells… I wonder who we will be saying goodbye to namhlanje.
Our Perfect Wedding: This week on OWP we see Madika Mosito and Molefi Bekani tie the knot. They met in 2011 when they were both stationed in the military. Madika and Molefi were initially friends before they decided to take their friendship to the next level. However, Madika didn’t trust the man Molefi was… a couple of years later Molefi upgraded Madika from being a mere girlfriend to a wife… let’s see how the preparations to their wedding, look on our TV screens.
I can’t wait to see the end of this show, I’m interested in finding out if Karma will be a character to some of these characters.
It’s no work tomorrow so kick back and relax with us… We have a LIVE blog for the SAFTAs coming up later this evening, do pop-in
Zeeba©
@Zolanimasombuka
The South African Film and Televesion Awards (SAFTA) are going down this evening at Gallagher Estate Midrand. If you’re gonna be there please keep us informed as to what’s going down as it happens, if you’re not, then let’s talk about what we see on our tellies!
Tomorrow is a no work day, Azishe ke!
Zeeba (c)
@Zolanimasombuka
The past week was all things Fashion at the Mercedes Benz Fashion week that started on 10th to the 12th of March. Our Zintle has shared a piece and I decided to save the best for last. LOL… I mean duh! It’s King David Tlale we’re talking about.
It is fitting to start with this image of David and Mama Joyce Tlale (his mother). I’m more than just certain this right here is a PROUD MOMENT!
Nomzamo Mbatha ka Maps Maponyane… She was looking lovely, make-up was on point the jumpsuit suited her perfectly, the nude pair of shoes were spot on and lastly her hair. It was not perfection but Damn! she was close.
I couldn’t recognise Jessica Nkosi at first, she looked different – a good looking different. I think it’s the fact that I haven’t seen her in a while, the hair and that new body.
Vuyo Dabula strutting his stuff…*fans self*
Tatum Keshwar, Miss South Africa 2008 shutting it down with this gown. Show-Stopper Style!
FIERCENESS ON A PLATTER!
Siyabonga Ngwekazi was also there with his pal DA.L.E.S
I loved this piece, it was not the usual David Tlale make.
You like?
This lady looking angelic fainted just after her walk, she had to be rushed to hospital. I hope she’s okay.
You know it wouldn’t be a David show without black.
Mr Nomzambo Mbatha, Maps Maponyane. these two love each other but I don’t get why they don’t want to be snapped as a couple by OUR photographer though… or even myself.
I have been embarrassed in my life but not as embarrassed as I felt when Jen recalled everything I wrote about her book review, she even suggested we do a sing off sing… *covers face* The bloggers I gave the book to and the one that promised to do a proper review how is Jen’s book doing you? I have nothing but love for you Jennifer Su.
Cava the front row people! Scoop, Da Les and Nomzamo Mbatha.
Runner-up of SA Idols S10, Mmatema Moremi.
And the beautiful Bridget Masinga… I guess this is who wore it best, Mmatema or Bridget?
The lovely Mbali Nkosi.
I did say I’m growing fond of Siphesihle Vazi of Selimathunzi so please allow posing with Thembi Seete.
We also spotted Lyton Sibanda aka Audi with Nombulelo Lelo Boyana (Our BS).
Anything you see yourself wearing?
Nandi Mngoma arrived with Zakes Bantwini… Stunning Girl, stunning!
Touch gives me Kanye West vibes shem. I feel he instructs his wife on what to put on her back.
Generations (The Legacy) and Isibaya Mommaz!
Dineo Moeketsi posing with PH, right?
And we had a Ncoah moment; Hastings, Lyton, Lelo and Zeeba.
Thank you Onpoint PR for the invite.
Zeeba (c)
@Zolanimasombuka
Images supplied by : Picayphotography
This past week while on my break I stumbled across news of a friend’s passing via face-book, instead of probing the husband about funeral arrangements I whatsapp text the kid brother. Well I wanted nothing but the funeral arrangements and he gave me just that. Many would think with my history of losing almost every sibling accepting and dealing with death would be quite easy to do. Well, it’s not, I’m not used to death and I doubt I will ever be. You see this friend (like most of my friends) was more than that she was a sister to me, I met her back at Tech days when I found myself room-less during school holidays … (I couldn’t afford going home every school holiday.) she and her boyfriend turned husband had ways to make such problems vanish, I’m grateful beyond. May your soul find eternal peace my sister.
As if that was not enough, I also had to deal with family, I had to come to terms with assuming my role as the head of the family *deep sigh*… anyways After my 12 hour drive back to Jozi last night I came home to a dead TV *sad face* I did not attempt to fix it as it was dead so I hopped in the shower then bed to wake up feeling heavy and at that moment I decided to let go of things and people that are not serving me good anymore, and that felt weirdly good.
I dedicate today’s Sunday Shows post to accepting things we can’t change and to let go of unnecessary frills. Khalil Gilbram says “ We choose our joys and sorrows long before we experience them”
With that being said let’s see what you can tune into this evening…
The Voice is still on…
who did you guys vote for, Kelly or JR?
OPW we get to see a couple that met at church Babalwa Chubeka and Chris Mokwevho, Chris said it was love at first although the same could not be said about Babalwa… when I read this story I thought about the blogger whose in a church hook-up situation but only in her case she wants nothing to do with brother man. Lol
I will be listening on the radio in bed, Happy Sunday Bahlali!
Zeeba ©
@Zolanimasombuka
You may all be familiar with the saying ‘charity begins at home’ well before I went on a break I took part in the Kellogg’s Breakfast For Better Days Challenge where myself along with fellow bloggers and journalists were required to experience life as a hungry learner by skipping/missing breakfast for a week. This challenge didn’t really have any impact on me as I’m one of those people that love to starve themselves… I can go for hours without eating and contrary to the belief breakfast to me is not the best meal of the day. However I understood the drive behind the challenge, Kellogg’s wanted us to experience how it feels like not having breakfast [by circumstances] especially if you’re juvenile.
The breakfast challenge came to an end at Duduza Primary School in the East Rand which is one of the schools across this beautiful country of ours benefiting from Kellogg’s Breakfast for Better Days… unfortunately we couldn’t make it for this day.
Info about the Kellogg’s Breakfast for better days; since it began in 2014, the Kellogg’s initiative has served more than 13 million breakfasts to learners every school day at 43 schools across Gauteng, Kwa-Zulu Natal, the Eastern and Western Cape provinces.
“Our Kellogg’s Breakfast Challenge allows a window into the harsh reality of what children who go without breakfast go through every day. Without starting the day with a balanced breakfast, children are fatigued, listless and often struggle to concentrate, which can impact on their performance in lessons. A hungry child cannot perform properly, whether in the classroom or on the sports field, and we believe that by creating a solution for this very prevalent and serious issue we can help more children in South Africa reach their potential.” said Vuyokazi Xapa, Corporate Communications Manager for Kellogg’s.
The Duduza Primary School tour began with the challengers and the children sitting down together for a Kellogg’s breakfast. As the morning progressed, the guests toured the school, shared their experiences of their individual challenge and met several of the children who have been helped by the project. The Duduza Primary School children also got the chance to take part in a quick soccer practice with the challengers. The footage taken from the day will be available at the Kellogg’s Breakfasts for Better Days™ website in the upcoming weeks, where viewers can see the whole day’s events through the eyes of the challengers.
Kellogg’s Breakfast For Better Days objective is to boost learners attendance, positive behaviours and overall happiness in class… such acts are indeed commendable.
Thank you GGI communications for allowing us to be part of this experience.
Zeeba
This Monday we attended the Official opening party aka Pre-party of SA Fashion Week presented to us by Cruz Vodka held at Michelangelo Towers, Sandton. I must say our girls and sometimes boys are really getting this dressing up to the nines thing right, Keep It Up! You know with Cruz Vodka as sponsor only good times are guaranteed through-out the night.
They had Deejay Shimza, the beautiful and talented Bucie, My faves KOTWE Deejay Sphectacular le Naves and a Live act by Tabia and the Afro Breeze for entertainment…My only gripe was with Cruz Vodka TV people hogging the red carpet…well, they were conducting interviews and we had little to no space to get proper images as the lightning was on our favour other than that all was GOODO!
Designer collaborations were as follows:
1. Jessica Nkosi & Sinazo Yolwa: Rubicon
2. Khanya Mkangisa: House of Saint Luke
3. Dream Team SA: House of Saint Luke
4. Amanda du Pont: Anel Botha
5. Thando Thabethe & Refilwe Modiselle: Sober Fashion
6. Dineo Moeketsi & Khanyi Mbau: Keys Fashion
7. Michaella Russel, Mbali Nkosi: JJ Schoeman
8.Miss South Africa Ntandoyenkosi Kunene: JJ Schoeman
8. Ayanda Thabethe & Buhle Samuels: Touch of Bling
9. Solomo Sebothoma: House of Ole
10. Lesley Musina: Ephymol
11. JR: Dope fashion
12. Vuyo Dabula: David Tlale
13. Bridget Masinga: Judith A
Now that, that’s out of the way let’s see whom we spotted on the red carpet:
Starting off with Tumi Voster, she seemed to have moved nicely from her friendship Fundi, Fezo and Melody… I’m more curious to find out what trigged the split from what seemed like a tight friendship. I love the shoes, hair [I’m a sucker for braids] and the accessories I’m just not sure about i-two piece lena.
Mbali Nkosi looking hot. I heart everything, the new hair, the dress ohhhhh the shoes.
less make-up = better look. love it.
My girl Refilwe Modiselle looking elegant in this Sober Fashion piece.
I don’t know how many times I zoomed this photo just to see if it really is Ayanda Thabethe, Andile Ncube’s ex wife…
more than elegant is KNaomi. I wonder wenzani ngoku, I know she was busy trying to complete her degree last year.
Refilwe Modiselle’s baby sister Bontle. She acts, dances and presents. Such a beautiful girl.
Aaron serving dark chocolate on a platter.
This Buhle Samuels chick is really noticeable, she can give a lot of known IT girls a run with that body.
I will reserve my comment… on 2nd thought ha.a maarn this is ugly, everything looks ugly from Bonang look-a-like dress that make-up and those contact lenses need to take on Nike tekkies and RUN. Blue if you’re out there, you’re such a beautiful girl listen to Zeebs, less is the new isht now baba vah.
Tshepi Vundla looking simple.
Eish u-Nomuzi could have just rocked sweat pants she would still look the same to me.
Dineo Moeketsi serving hotness, she is redeeming herself from the mess she was at the MBFW.
This is Chris, insert producer on RGB he is also a hip-hop mbaqanga artist.
Speaking of RGB nanku u-Sinazo Yolwa in an interesting looking dress.
Import, Alichia Adam.
closer look.*sigh*
Amanda du-pond looking like a princess.
When you speak of a beautiful girl in an ugly dress you speak of Natasha Thahane.
Lesley Musina for y’all ladies and some gents.
Now this is formation on steroids.
Another look.
And a side * fans self*. Thank you Nomzamo Mbatha.
Thank you Cruz Vodka for the invite.
Zeeba (c)
@Zolanimasombuka
pics: Zintle Daraza
Last year AXE ran a competition where fans had to buy any AXE products and follow the simple USSD string with their barcode to enter. After entering, users stood the chance of winning instant prizes such as Nixon watches, Beats By Dre, Samsung Galaxy S5 smartphones, Samsung Galaxy Tabs, Skull Candy Headphones & Speakers, Nike Air Max and Converse Sneakers, Designer T-Shirts, and other product hampers. All prizes in black and white, of course!
On Friday AXE held an event at The Sands in Sandton, to announce the grand prize winners of their #AXEWINARIDE Audi S3 Competition.
Hunk of the moment and Mr Nomzamo Mbatha, Maps Maponyane hosted the event, running the program smoothly as we’ve come to expect from him.
From a total of 188 863 entries received, 14 finalists were selected, all in line to win one of the two amazing Audi S3’s.
And in a Lotto-like draw, each of the finalists’ name was drawn; and they got to select a car key, and try their luck at unlocking either of the cars.
This guy came all the way from Nelspruit to, in Mpumalanga. He shed tears of joy after the key he selected opened the first vehicle. Six others before him had no such luck!
Ziyophela ingane zabantu, wee maa!
The winner of the remaining black monster!
AXE’s Ryan Fauconier and Maps posing with the very lucky grand prize winners. Congratulations gentlemen!
Maps and his impeccable dress sense and good looks.
Cyprian Ndlovu, Jared, last year’s Miss SA Liezl Laurie. Liezl is rumoured to be nursing Proverb’s bruised heart. Stunning lady, good going Pro!
Beauties Lisa Madibe, Candice Abrahams and Candice is the current Mrs SA and reigning Mrs World, and she’s also married to Metro FM’s legendary ‘I am DJ Man’ Ismail Abrahams. Her incredible beauty and amazing body is breathtaking.
Skeem Saam’s pretty young ladies Natasha Thahane and Pretty Ncayiyana. They play characters Enhle and Ayanda respectively on the show.
Bugynator chose to confuse Mother Nature by rocking shorts and magusha at the same time.
But sugarplum is looking good, as seen on the closeup.
Gorgeous Tshepi Vundla & Kgosi ‘KrayziK’ Modisane looked fresh and clean. This thing on Kgosi’s nose needs an Insta account, ayikho lento.
ANN7’s sweet and handsome Dennis Phathudi posed for us.
Stunning, super muso Nadia Nakai has a banging body!
Her flawless skin needs no filters.
Musos Tressor Riziki and Berita. Stunning and talented songstress this Berita lady. And she looked great in age-appropriate clothing and hairstyle.
Fashion forward brother in a denim-jumpsuit.
Mrs HHP Lerato Sengadi and friends.
Nothing beats a tailored suit on a tall guy – Rupert Mthembu looking all sorts of fine.
Nadia & Slikour.
DJ PH got the crowd dancing and
…Maps dabbing…
Weekend radio heavyweight duo Sphe and Naves rocked us thereafter. And Black Motion wrapped up the day with their usual electrifying performance.
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A big thank you to Melanie Ramjee and the Tutone Communications team for the invite and hospitality.
By Kabelo Moroka
pics: Picayphotography
Its Sunday again and been a week for me back to the reality that is Johustleburg, I didn’t get any summary of today’s shows but OPW. Without wasting anytime let’s share our Sunday TV experiences as they happen
Tonight we see businessman Philani Mosia with Reitunetse Mtimkulu tying the knot. This couple didn’t have it easy, at firs people were skeptical of their relationship calling Reitu a home wrecker but the couple made it clear that Philani was divorced when he met her… Reitu must have had it hard shem.
Sunday Shows!
Zeeba ©
@Zolanimasombaka
About two weeks ago Joop Home announced it’s 3rd new South African Ambassador. The announcement was held at The Venue Green Park Sandton hosted by the ever beautiful Pearl Modiadie. Unlike the other times whereby Joop had two people for the public to choose this take they had 5 eligible gentlemen, from soccer players to soapie stars to presenters as finalists.
Pearl Modiadie doing her thing, such a lady this one.
Q&A time for the finalists.
Joop Homme Ambassador 2016 winner Jonathan Lee, with Pearl Moody and Thandi Matlaila.
Mdu Yende was constantly on his phone even when they were on stage he was busy texting, I’m almost certain he was asking begging for nudes from some girl in Brakpan. *sigh* Soccer players mara, learning to them is foreign. Lmao
The edible former Joop Homme Ambassador Lehasa Moloi in a cadbury top deck suit giving advice to the finalists.
Last season’s Ambassador also sharing his experience. Don’t you just love how Maps Maponyane gets away with anything he puts on his back.
Finalist, Cyprian Ndlovu.
Is it me or I’m just being a lemony soul, I don’t see wenzani lomfana since he left Ventertainment (with his cute dimple) for Club 808. His presenting skills needs a lot of shoe shinning.
Mdu Yende with Tholi B.
Vuyo Dabula lost to Jonathan Lee!? *eyes popping* maybe if he had loved his fans unconditionally he would have won. Lol
Them fine people!
Thandi Matlaila.
The beautiful Boity Thulo.
Boity are you wearing contact lenses hun? SMH
Tebogo Lebese and friends.
I remember back in the day I used to find Daniel Hadebe hotter than hot kodwa manje I can even pass him endleni without looking twice… What does he do now?
Abo baypes!
etv peepol serving!
Our international Model and actress, Refilwe Modiselle.
There’s something about Clement I wanna say maar I will leave it for next time when we spot him neh.
Ukho kodwa u-Zikhona.
closer look at Ms Sodlaka.
The guy that cant stand me, Paledi Sengadi.
ugezisa amehle for Monday.
He has zero people’s skills, he needs boot-camp asap!… I even forgot his name.
Someone I know is crushing on you Lwando Mbelu.
True Love PR guy, Kgosi Modisane.
cute people’s galore!
playful times!
No Miss what-what bebekhoba daar.
I love Aldecia but that hair has to go! classic case of girl ene potential with bad hair.
Chomee, is this you?
Make-up artist, Vuyo Varoyi.
SA Idols Season 10 Runner up, Lungisa… Doesn’t he look arrogant-nyana? well, we spoke about this he says he’s not arrogant at all people perceive ngalo-ndlela and sadly he cant change that.
Congratulations are in order for Jonathan-Lee for scooping SA’s Joop Homme Ambassador for 2016, may you slay your reign.
And a big THANK YOU to Ayanda and the Aptitude Consulting Team for the invite!
Zeeba (c)
@Zolanimasombuka
pics supplied by: Picayphotography
Last week our friends at Capacity Relations invited us to The Grand White Dinner held at a secret location *read Turffontein Racecourse down town Jozi*
What is The Grand White Dinner for? The Grand White Dinner’s objective is to break in the Guinness World Record for the most amount of champagne corks popped simultaneously.
Attendees were asked to dress in white with a touch of green, eish I didn’t adhere to this L it was a beautiful Saturday afternoon, Live music , the grass was green and Joburg weather was at it’s sunny peak and lastly (definitely not least) everyone was VIP.
Here some snaps of this extraordinary experience:
On our way out we spotted this Generation The Legacy actor and wife.
Sophie Ndaba getting down. 
Miss Teen World 2015, Katlego Ncala was there with her Mom. 
The hot C-ga Bopha. 
Damn! if I’m to choose neh *thinks*… C-ga with Tebogo ka-Khanyi Mbau 
Tebogo taking a selfie with the young Miss Teen World. 
I was happy to spot these two they helped me with my guilt of wearing blue denims and a white shirt at an all white dooh. 
Kwela Tebza was there aka Lerome bros.
Chisa Thato! 
Abantu abahle njeeee. 
Godfrey, TL camera dude. 
I love these dresses. 
Christopher is Hot qha qwaba! 
A party ain’t a party without i-bus. 
Bheka! 
Sinazo’s boobies are on some Wendy Williams tip here… beautiful person inside out nonetheless. 
Bebebahle abantu! 
A beautiful day spent, Thank You Capacity Relations for the invite… a follow-up event was held in Pretoria this Saturday.
Zeeba (c)
@Zolanimasombuka
pics by: Picayphotography.
Today I’m off to see the Live recording of The Voice so I thought to give you a run-down of today’s shows.
17:00- Utatakho season 3 epside1
Whether it’s a father who refuses to acknowledge his child or a mother who wants to prove her child’s paternity, uTatakho is a show focused on resolving issues of paternity using DNA testing.
17:30- Living the Dream With Somizi season 1 episode1 “I am Somizi”
We are introduced to Somizi’s personal life and the charismatic characters that influence this entertainer’s fast paced lifestyle.
Date My Family helps singletons find love by sending them on dates with their potential partner’s family. Can you really trust your family to help you find love?
On Our Perfect Wedding: Mary and Phoka have been together since high school. When the couple fell on hard times, Phoka was unable to give Mary the wedding she deserved. Fast forward many years later, they are finally having their dream wedding!
Bantu’s nightmares continue while everyone is shocked by the death of the King. Queen Nomzuzu calls on Noxolo to bring Bantu to Mgwenyane.
Two families gather at a wedding resort outside Jo’burg for the wedding of Sanele and Lindiwe. But as they exchange vows, the police arrive and arrest the groom on murder charges.
Zeeba (c)
@Zolanimasombuka
This past Sunday we attended the first ever The Voice SA live show down in Balfour Park, for most that read our Sunday Shows feature would know how I feel about the show despite my not so good opinion about the show I went. The venue is quite confined, even their audience chairs are tiny and uncomfortable but I don’t know how it all looks watching from home.
Coaches: Karen Zoid, Bobby van Jaarsveld, Lira, and Kahn Morbee Parlotones frontman Kahn Morbee.
The judges/coaches (as they like to be called) gave nothing but positive feedback to their talent… I found this unnecessary I mean if a contestant sucks just say it! Infact if the format of the show is not to criticize then what are the contestants and viewers at home are going to learn? criticize and motivate at the same time. That’s not hard, if you ask me. Oh and another thing I feel if abo Karen Zoid struggle to construct and utter an appropriate sentence in English they must be allowed to speak Afrikaans I mean 2016 is almost over and we are in SA (after all) where we have 11 official languages, mabapraate wethu maybe the show’s ratings will soar… the same applies to abo Lira mabakhulume if deemed.
Now to the talent:
El Clay, opened the show with Meghan Trainor’s “Like I’m Gonna Lose You”, he was all sorts of nervous but I liked his tone of voice.
Clement “Clemour” Ngobeni (24) gave an epic interpretation of Joan Osbourne’s “One Of Us”. I enjoyed his interpretation, his confidence and yonke into nje was spot on… he is actually my favourite of them all but andikho sure nge-age yakhe shem.
Eden Myrrh from Cape Town sang Gotye’s “Somebody That I Used to Know”. I don’t know the song but girl was horrible, from her tone to the dress code she was horrible.
I cant recall what this young lad sang but he managed to get a green light to the finale over Clement *sigh* his name is Richard Stirton van die kaap.
Gavin Edwards also got the green light to the finale.
Nolene Olivier selected the Lady Antebellum Country anthem “Just A Kiss.”.. she was flat she screamed through out the beautiful song… she looks like the Melissa from idols kancinci.
Xanilee Hammond sang Brandi Carlile’s “The Story”.LOL woeheeee the only thing I can remember is Lira’ lying saying she was blown away by her shoes. I literally went on a brain freeze. someone please help my asseblief… please balance these shoes for me, are they WOW or NAY?
Lana Crowster messed up a beautiful song, she chose to sing Lauryn Hill’s “Doo Wop (That Thing)”… I felt she thought she was on Shell Road To Fame!
Then there was Thembeka Mnguni from Durban! she also got the green light. she sang Beyonce’s halo. I’m prone to believing she can sing but over-singing a song is no sign of being a good singer. sister’s over sang that song, she even had the Whitney jaw shaking singing style. Doesn’t she look like Winnie Khumalo?
When I saw Nadine Sisam I thought she was going to sing a powerful ballad from Celine or Mariah but she sang David Guetta and Sia hit “Titanium” my friend said she should have worn a skirt or something funky… I was not impressed.
Jonathan Grayson is one of the tones I enjoyed, he selected Dylan’s classic, “Make You Feel My Love” and he sang it very well. Sadly he didn’t get the green light, I urge fellow South Africans to vote him in, please!
My entertainment of the night was goes to *drum roll* Robin Pieters who chose to sing Queen’s, “Bohemian Rhapsody”. I think some gays can do this singing thing only if they could stick to one singing tone. Lol
I did not understand Zoe’s performances maybe it’s because she was emulating Zolani Mahola mixed with Lira and to top it up I don’t like the song and the original singer’s nasal singing style. *pukes*
To seal off my top 3 favourite is Meyrand Roux who took on the Rodriguez classic “Sugarman”. I enjoyed the authenticity in his husky voice, he wasn’t trying hard he was effortlessly killing.
Busisiwe Mutlaka attempted Kelly Clarkson’s “Because Of You”… not my favourite, but she tried.
One guy that got a standing ovation from all 4 coaches but didn’t get the green light, you know why because he completely sucked! his name is Marcel De Almeida, he chose to sing Elvis’s “Can’t Help Falling In Love With You”… and to make matters worse his photo came out bad
Show hosted by Lungile “Lungsta” Radu.
I must say the show was a complete opposite than what I allowed myself to see on the telly, chances are I will be watching to see if my favourites made it the next round. SA vote for talent!
Thank you to Mnet PR for the invite.
Zeeba ©
@Zolanimasombuka
