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Thina finally realises her dream of being heard on radio

Entertainment: 02 February 2024 By Elmon Tshikhudo

Thina Nemaranzhe has always dreamt of reading the news on the radio. The 35-year-old businesswoman from Duthuni, outside Thohoyandou, who is in the grave-restoration and tombstone business, grew up listening to the former popular Phalaphala FM news reader and Afropop musician Makhadzi Mpilo. She told herself that, one day, she too would be sitting behind a microphone, reading the news.

Tallman finds new home at Vhembe FM

Entertainment: 02 February 2024 By Elmon Tshikhudo

Local radio presenter Collen Siaga, popularly known as “Tallman”, has joined the team at Vhembe FM to host their reggae show on weekends, and he says he already feels right at home.

Legendary icon publishes his memoirs

Entertainment: 01 February 2024 By Silas Nduvheni

Legendary icon, farmer, and one of the founders of the now-defunct Venda Building Society (VBS) Vhavenda Vho Wilson Madambi Muvhulawa, has narrated and published a book based on his life with the title, “It takes a village to raise a child”.

T Man Gavini turns to God for help

Entertainment: 28 January 2024 By Elmon Tshikhudo

After years of misfortune, kwaito star Thivhulawi Ndou, popularly known as T Man Gavini in music circles, has finally found peace as a born-again Christian. The “Mmbwa ya la Inwe a Noni” hitmaker, who rose to prominence in 2006 and churned out many hits thereafter, is now a member of the Assemblies of God, a Zionist church based in Tshilungoma, outside Thohoyandou.

Tshindane delivers on promise of new book

Entertainment: 28 January 2024 By Frank Mavhungu

When a resident of Lutomboni village in the Nzhelele Valley, Mr Thivhusiwi Tshindane Tshivhula, received the SA Literary Award at the auditorium of the North West University in Potchefstroom in November last year, he promised his followers a new book at the beginning of this year. He kept his promise by publishing a new novel last week.

HaaNdi YellowMah is back

Entertainment: 27 January 2024 By Thembi Siaga

Well-known VenRap artist HaaNdi YellowMah has made a comeback with his brand new single, “Munna Ha Lili” (Men Don’t Cry). The single, accompanied by a music video, was released about a week ago and is bound to set screens ablaze.

New single for Felas

Entertainment: 27 January 2024 By Frank Mavhungu

His real name is Tshifhiwa Netshituni but he is more widely known by his stage name, Felas. After disappearing from music circles about four years ago, this resident of Khubvi village outside Thohoyandou is back with another single.

Onica finally releases debut single

Entertainment: 26 January 2024 By Elmon Tshikhudo

After many years spent as a backing vocalist, Onica Vumbhoni Maluleke, known simply as Onica, has finally come out of her cocoon and is now basking in the limelight. This follows the release of her debut single, “Yeshua Hamashiach”, on Thursday, 18 January.

New album for Tshigomboza

Entertainment: 26 January 2024 By Victor Mukwevho

Legendary African folklore and Rhumba musician Peter Tshirolwe, known in the music industry as Tshigomboza, has finished recording his latest offering, called “Tshamapundu”.

Acolly Mandiza gives praise where due

Entertainment: 25 January 2024 By Elmon Tshikhudo

Musician Acolly Mandiza has been closely observing and following every step of Thovhele Gole Mphaphuli, the leader of the Mphaphuli Dynasty, for a long time now. Impressed by his actions, Acolly decided to write a song dedicated to the traditional leader, praising him and letting him know that his quality leadership had not gone unnoticed. The single, titled “Thovhele Musiiwa Gole Mphaphuli,” was released on Monday, 22 January.

Imbewu Ye Themba Youth Choir wins the trophy

Entertainment: 21 January 2024 By Thembi Siaga

The Imbewu Ye Themba Youth Choir from Elim Mpheni, Block D2, achieved success at the First Annual Talent Show held at the Shitachi Destination Life Bible Church on Saturday, 13 January. The choir secured the first position in the music category and was rewarded with a trophy, certificate, and medal.

Mathebula's artwork captures the essence of time

Entertainment: 21 January 2024 By Thembi Siaga

Nation Mathebula, an artist from Bungeni village, finds inspiration in the ever-changing nature of time, creating artwork that charms and brings joy to art lovers. His latest piece, featuring a child and an elderly figure, serves as a reminder that our time on earth is limited.

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