Fashioning Modern Africanism

Bafwethu ithi into, the cast and crew of   Mzansi Magic’s favorite telenovelas are happy to be back at work, it won't be too long before you can start catching up with new episodes of your favorite Mzansi telenovelas. Following the revision of the nationwide lockdown to Level Four, last week. Government has published regulations that have seen several sectors, including the film and television industry, being allowed to return to work under strict health guidelines.  "While the R80 million fund MultiChoice Group established has ensured that the cast and crew continued to receive their salaries throughout the start of the lockdown period in March and April, we are thrilled that they have been able to return to work this week,” says M-Net CEO Nkateko Mabaso. “At this stage, the safety of crew and cast remains a priority and we are in constant communication with production houses, as per the government’s directive, to ensure that stringent health guidelines are in place and are b

South African reality television Star and businesswoman, Mome Mahlangu continues to encourage teenage girls to stay home during the lockdown. Since the COVID-19 outbreak, countries around the world have declared the pandemic a state of emergency, urging self-isolation in order to help flatten the curve and reduce transmission of the virus.  With the situation getting tough as most household's are loosing their source of income and the economy continue to look dire as each day passes. Following the president's announcement of compulsory wearing of masks in public, Mome has offered to donate a number of masks, alcohol based sanitizers and sanitary pads through her foundation - Mrs Mome Wellness Foundation.  According to  TVSA , the fashion designer and mother of 3 first shot to fame upon taking part in the Vuzu docu-reality show, Cream Cartel, as one of the four popular friends on a quest for breakthrough into the fashion industry. Mome and her husband Tol A$$ Mo with their kidz,

Kagiso "Divalash" Modiselle is an Award-winning Deejay who hails From South Africa’s Capital City, Pretoria. Dj Divalash, was born an entertainer and a performer. Her charismatic  personality on stage has bagged multiple mumber of awards such as best International Deejay of the Year in 2012 and 2013. She is the 1st female to win Red Square DJ knockouts. Twice the winner of Most Ambitious Entrepreneur for the Tshwane Hall Of Fame Awards (HOFA). Dj Divalash has had an opportunity to play along well-known local & international Dj's such as Black coffee, DJ Fresh, Vinni DaVinci, Glen lewis, Christos, Culoe de song, Oskido, Dj Zinhle, DJ Cleo, Dj Black(Ghana), Aluku Rebel(London), MoFlava, Black motion, Dj Maphorisa, Shimza, Cabo snoop (Angola); Dj Dilson(Mozambique) to Mention just a few.  "Deejaying as a female artist is indeed a challenging business platform because the industry is highly dominated by male counterparts but my continued endurance sparked the passion

we are a society built on the approval of others. Now I know. This is a concept that is both out of left field and a reality there needs to be a breakdown of the very concept of approval. What is approval? While the dictionary defines approval as 'a feeling or belief that either something or someone is either acceptable or good, I possess my own personal gnosis regarding what approval is. Approval is essentially a metaphorical thumbs up we get from our peers or associates that states that we have done a good job. That we are progressing further. I mean we all do it. We all aim to have one of the highest marks on a class test because we both want to prove to ourselves that we are in fact intelligent, but that we are recognized by our intellectual better as being intelligent. We all post photographs of our meal plans, exercise plans, and our physiques because we want that pat on the back that leaves you glowing. I repeat. We all want approval. Approval is a concept that not only help