LISTEN | From MaMkhize’s comeback to Joku's demise — top stories of the week

Catch up on the latest entertainment news.

Madluphuthu, MaMkhize and Jojo Robinson made headlines this week.
Madluphuthu, MaMkhize and Jojo Robinson made headlines this week. (X)

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Here's a glimpse at some of the stories:

MaMkhize makes a comeback

After Shauwn Mkhize's comeback as president of Mbabane Highlanders AM FC, the reality TV star and businesswoman said she wants people to think before dragging her name through mud.

“I so wish people can understand I am human. As much as I can look like an iron lady, sometimes it hurts. I'd really love for anyone who decides to write or say anything about me to check their facts because at the end of the day, I'm a mother, I've got kids, I've got grandkids, I'm human,” she said.

Jojo breaks down on Instagram

The Real Housewives of Durban star Jojo Robinson is shattered about her lost friendship with co-star Nonku Williams. Jojo went on her Instagram stories in tears to reveal she blocked Nonku after hearing she said things she said about her behind her back. 

“Dear Nonkie Nonks, I hope you find peace and love with whoever you choose in this life. I loved every second we spent together and I'm forever grateful for the friendship we shared and that you were a big part of my journey in this life. I understand you are going in a different direction and I hope one day we get to talk again in person," she said.

Legendary comedian Madluphuthu dies

Bongani “Madluphuthu” Mgudlwa, the actor and comedian who brought laughter to countless homes, has died. 

His cause of death has not yet been revealed. 

Eyadini returns 

Popular hangout spot Eyadini is getting a name change and will be called The Union Lounge.

The venue officially opened in 2011 and is a popular destination for tourists, the who's who of the entertainment industry and youths in Umlazi township. The original owner, Jabulani Thamsanqa Zama, died in 2023 and Eyadini is in the hands of his son, Aphiwe Zama.


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