Boity Thulo’s super performance at the SAFTAS awards 2019
Boitumelo Thulo, professionally known as Boity, is a South African television personality, rapper, actress, businesswoman and model. Born and raised in Potchefstroom, North West, she rosed to fame on the SABC 1 educational series The Media Career Guide Show which she starred as a co-host.
Boity Thulo’s super performance at the SAFTAS awards 2019
Lerato made her mark when she became the face of Soweto TV, and began hosting her own talk show, The LKG Show on the channel. Her show allowed her to show her aptitude for interviewing especially when interviewing the likes of DJ Sbu, JubJub during his trial and Julius Malema. After embarking on some other TV work, she returned to TV presenting after being chosen as the face of the popular lifestyle entertainment show – The Link on SABC1. She gained more popularity when she hosted the Fifa Soccer World Cup for the SABC.
Lerato is determined to use her success to make a difference, and has aligned herself with various CSI projects. With her infectious personality, passion and talent Lerato is proving herself to be a driving force in the industry with an incredibly bright future.
Khanya made her TV debut at the age of 14 as a youth show presenter on YOTV. She studied at AFDA in Johannesburg, achieving a BA degree in motion picture and television. As an actress, she is best known for her roles on the SABC1 series Forced Love, Zone 14 and Intersexions.
Game of Thrones season 8 Airing Dates in South Africa: Watch Trailer
The eighth and final season of the fantasy drama television series Game of Thrones, produced by HBO, is scheduled to premiere on April 14, 2019. Filming officially began on October 23, 2017, and concluded in July 2018.
Unlike the first six seasons that each had ten episodes and the seventh that had seven episodes, the eighth season will have only six episodes. Like the previous season, it will largely consist of original content not found in George R. R. Martin’s A Song of Ice and Fire series, and will also adapt material Martin has revealed to showrunners about the upcoming novels in the series, The Winds of Winter and A Dream of Spring. The season was adapted for television by David Benioff and D. B. Weiss.
When is Game of Thrones season 8 Airing Dates in South Africa
Game of Thrones season 8 should be available on DSTV Catchup the next day after premiere (15 April 2019) in South Africa.
Sjava Umama Music Video’s quality will blow you away.
Award-winning hip-hop artist Sjava released the sentimental music video for his latest single Umama on Thurday, 28 February 2019.
Taken off his second studio album, Umqhele, the Ambitiouz Entertainment member dedicates the project to his mother. The single, which was released in late 2018, proved to be highly successful, debuting at number 1 on the Top 100 Chart in South Africa, Source.
Burna Boy is back in the game with the new music single titled: Dangote.
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Burna Boy Dangote Lyrics
Dangote Dangote
Dangote still dey find money o
I no dey, I no dey
I no dey sleep on the money o
Who I be, who I be
Wey make I no go find money o
I no dey send anybody o
Me I dey hustle gan gan
Choko, make you hustle, ma lo go
I no be olodo, I no be bolo
Uhh Omo to ba lo foco
I go show you my color
Shey wan ru gbe mi olo gbo lo
Emi gan gan mo yan wan bolo
The matter plenty
Eru mi ole soto, oh no no o
Make una listen well well
When I dey strive and I dey hustle
Wetin I dey find
Na luba I dey find
When I dey move from place to place
Wetin I dey find
Na the dala I dey find
And I don do yes yes
yes yes
And many people don tell me
No no, no no
Oni lati lowo o
Odi don don
Ori iyami o bi mo doyo
Is it because I dey do I fall off
If I get cash I go jaiye lokpo
I go give you cash, I go be your sponsor
Moni iyami o bi mo doyo
Is it because I dey do I fall off
If I get money, you go know
Still I go hustle till I dey gan gan
Because, because
Dangote Dangote
Dangote still dey find money o
I no dey, I no dey versuri.online
I no dey sleep on the money o
Who I be, who I be
Wey make I no go find money o
I no dey send anybody o
Me I dey hustle gan gan
Choko, make you hustle, ma lo go
I no be olodo, I no be bolo
Uhh Omo to ba lo foco
I go show you my color
Shey wan ru gbe mi olo gbo lo
Emi gan gan mo yan wan bolo
The matter plenty
Eru mi ole soto
Emi gan gan lo mo ton so
Abi you forget say I be the gan gan
Mo man gorigongon lori gongon
Mo man gorigongon lori gongon
Bere lowo Kel P
Tori owun gongon lori gongon
Mabinu gongon
Dangote ma money ro ro
Ma money ye ye
Ma money ro ro
Who I be to come dey sleep oh no
Come dey sleep ye ye
Original
Alakija dey find money
Dangote dey find money o
Otedola dey find money
Why me no go find money o
Eh ehn find money
Adeleke dey find money o
Adenuga dey find money
Why me no go find money
Find money, find money
SA’s beloved Judith Sephuma – Learn about her Career Journey
Judith Sephuma is a South African multi award winning artist of international standard. She has been dubbed the queen of Afro Jazz. She is an acclaimed prolific and versatile singer with multiple platinum status selling albums. Her angelic, soft, sultry and melodic voice has continued to dominate airwaves for close to 2 decades. She continues to impress the world with her talent and versatility performing for thousands of fans around the world including her travels to sold out shows in Europe, the USA and the United Kingdom. Judith Sephuma is very well known for her multi-status selling jazz albums and her platinum-status selling gospel album The Experience Live in Concert.
Her career has continued to rise and has attracted interest and acclaim from jazz , afro-soul and gospel music lovers all over the world since the release of her triple platinum-status selling debut album titled “A Cry, A smile, A Dance” released in 2001.
Judith has performed at all major jazz festivals in South Africa. She performed at the North Sea Jazz Festival in Cape Town in 2000 before her debut album was even released and went to perform at the same festival in Holland in 2002 alongside Marcus Miller and Roy Hargrove to name a few just after the debut album release.
Other sentimental highlights include being invited by the guitar maestro Jimmy Dludlu to perform at Thabo Mbeki’s presidential inauguration in Pretoria, June 1999. In that same year she also had the honour of meeting and performing for president Nelson Mandela and sang a special song to him and his wife, Graca Machel, and the relationship continued for many years.
She then travelled to Addis Ababa to perform for heads of states in 2012. She is an ambassador of the One Campaign and has travelled to Washington DC, USA to perform for heads of states in 2014. She is associated with the poverty is sexist campaign that continues to get her involved in making a difference in our society and all over the African continent.
Her jazz album released in 2015 titled “One Word” -described as a funky-Afro Jazz Album– continues to receive great airplay and review all over the world. It is a crossover of what you know as Judith Sephuma and what you are about to discover about this versatile and talented singer. She has worked and shared stage with international artists like Bebe Winans, Oletta Adams, Jonathan Buttler, Al Jarreau, Randy Crawford and Chaka Khan. Her collaboration with Michael Bolton singing an old classic “Over the Rainbow” and another with Kenny G on the triple platinum seller “A cry A smile A dance” qualifies her as the best singer and performer South Africa has produced.
In 2017 she returns with a new a gospel album titled “My Worship Live”. Her passion for gospel did not begin in church as she grew up like many. It started as she was experiencing life challenges where she would find herself worshiping at a jazz concert. My Worship is a 17-track album recorded live at the SABC’s M1 Studios. This worship album includes songs titled “I lift up my hands“, “Empty Me” written by the internationally acclaimed Jamaican worshiper and songwriter, Chevelle Franklin. More tracks are also “You alone are Holy” and “Holy Spirit”.
Judith has always been a lover of traditional hymns and she could not record this new gospel album without recording any of them. Here she sings hymns in Setswana and isiZulu such as Ke se ke utloile, Jehova moren’a rona and Ngino Jesu. It is definitely a warm sing along worship album and she has for the first time written a few songs on this gospel album such as “Everlasting God – (I believe)” and the title track “My Worship”. She has also worked with an old friend, international and Nigerian songwriter and producer Joel Wilson on “The gratitude song”.
