LISTEN | From Unathi's documentary to Vusi Ma R5's tombstone unveiling — Top stories for the week

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Here's a peek at the top stories that made headlines this week:

UNATHI NKAYI TO RELEASE A DOCUMENTARY 

Unathi Nkayi revealed she has started shooting a documentary based on her legal battle with Kaya 959.

The media personality said she plans to share her side of the story at the end of her high court case against the radio station.

“Through our production company, we've started shooting my documentary and I promise I will tell you everything at the end of the case. I'll share all documents and you'll get both sides of the story,” she said in a video shared on Instagram. 

DJ ZINHLE NOT HEADING TO DURBAN 

DJ Zinhle pulled out of Fact Durban Rocks' Durban July event, saying she is not yet prepared to visit the city where the father of her child died.

“I cannot lie to you guys, I'm not ready for Durban. Emotionally, I'm not ready at all. I get a little anxious thinking about being in Durban. It's going to be a while before I can be in Durban.”

CASSPER NYOVEST & NASTY C ARE GOING ON TOUR 

Cassper Nyovest and Nasty C have joined forces and are to go on an African Throne tour.

“Public service announcement! Me and Cassper Nyovest are going on tour very soon! This is an African hip-hop celebration and I'm super proud and excited to bring you this experience with the one and only mufasa! Fu**n huge,” Nasty C announced. 

VUSI MA R5'S TOMBSTONE RESTORED

Vusi Ma R5's grave was vandalised weeks after he was buried at Odi Cemetery in Mabopane in January. 

Celebrating the bacardi musician's birthday on May 28, the family restored it, unveiling his new tombstone. 

“Everything went well. There were no fights, there was no chaos or anything to do with guns and everyone felt safe because the police were there. We asked them to be present at the event. The community was also helpful, they even helped to clean up after the unveiling,” Ma R5's brother Koketso “DJ Cooper” Mosoeu told TshisaLIVE.

CONGRATULATIONS TO SA AMPUTEE DANCER MUSA MOTHA

Sports, arts and culture minister Zizi Kodwa and many other people praised South African-born dancer Musa Motha for flying the flag high on Britain's Got Talent.

The 27-year-old amputee made it through to the grand finale of the competition on Monday after another stellar performance on the hit TV show.

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