Fashioning Modern Africanism

Can you find the perfect man, or do you have to take matters into your own hands to create the man of your dreams? DStv Compact Plus subscribers are in for great primetime TV as 1Magic presents the premiere of   How to Manifest a Man   on Thursday, 3 August at 20:30. The upcoming drama series will have audiences hooked with its twisted narrative, psychological depth, and stellar cast of celebrated actors and rising stars. In a world where finding the perfect partner seems impossible,  How to Manifest a Man  challenges the notion that love is purely a matter of chance. This story revolves around Dudu (Enhle Mbali Mlotshwa), who is in an unhappy marriage, and she decides to take fate into her own hands after her husband, Simphiwe (played by Mnqobi Kunene), suffers memory loss.   Determined to reshape her spouse into the ideal partner, Dudu embarks on a journey to mould him into the devoted man of her fantasies. Little does she know, Simphiwe's tendency for straying may prove unshakab

Enhle Mbali and her soon to be ex husband, Black Coffee parted ways late in 2019, with Enhle alleging that Black Coffee was unfaithful during their marriage. The couple have two children together and Black Coffee has two children from a previous relationship. The drama between Enhle Mbali Mlotshwa and her estranged husband, Nkosinathi “Black Coffee” Maphumulo seem to be far from being over. Mbali applied for a restraining order against DJ Black Coffee in the Randburg Magistrate’s Court on Monday. Activists were seen outside court showing their support for the actress with banners displaying #JusticeForEnhle,  #HandsoffEnhle and “Am I Next?”. Gender-based violence advocacy group, Women For Change, posted its solidarity on Sunday, with other high-profile figures such as actress Rosie Motene, author Jackie Phamotse and radio host Penny Lebyane outside court in support of Enhle. Speaking to the media before proceedings Mbali said: “It is my duty as a woman to not only fight for myself but

‘A RARE AND IRREPLACEABLE WHISKY BLEND’ Like a phoenix rising from the ashes, Johnnie Walker Blue Label unveils its latest series of limited-edition scotch whiskies from a “ghost” distillery that was destroyed by fire more 30 years ago. The Johnnie Walker Blue Label Ghost and Rare Glenury Royal makes its official South African debut this month. Handcrafted using just eight of the rarest whiskies from the Johnnie Walker reserves, this marks the third release from the Ghost and Rare series. The series offers a fleeting opportunity to enjoy whiskies from long closed “ghost” distilleries specially crafted to encourage enthusiasts to explore, in a refreshing way, the unique depth of character and flavour of the Blue Label. To commemorate Ghost and Rare Glenury Royal, Johnnie Walker partnered with four of SA’s rarest talents who echo the message of rarity in their respective industries and whose work and talents are irreplaceable, much like our newest offering. The rare p