Thursday, 10 October 2013
Wednesday, 9 October 2013
Kelly khumalo speaking in Tongues* Shocked*
picture from lovelife.orgshe therefore took to twitter and shamed the devil if we may say, when she started speaking in tongues also known as the godly Language.
Tuesday, 24 September 2013
Sunday, 15 September 2013
SA Idols-Sonke and Brenden Were Outstanding
Brenden-SA Idol 2013
Sonke-SA Idol 2013Brenden Ledwaba from Mpumalanga and Sonke Mazibuko from Soweto who performed in front of the audience together with the other top 16 male last night at the state theatre in Pretoria, made a good impression as their chosen songs and great voices blew the fans away. So far they were the best performance of the night as quoted by Unathi, Sonke Sang Diamonds- Rihanna and Brenden also sang Rihanna-stay, they even manage to get the judges good comments and Randall Assured them that they will be safe from Elimination because of their great performance they manage to pull. But now it’s up to the viewers to vote for them and put them in the top 10,
Let’s all get voting now. Follow the link http://idolssa.dstv.com for more inform about voting
Congrats to them
Wednesday, 11 September 2013
Bring Back the Twins on Idols- fans outcry
THOUSANDS of Idols SA fans have launched a campaign to force M-Net to bring back
Durban ’ s twin contestants. DYNAMIC DUO: Idols SA
hopefuls Anele and
Neliswa Mxakaza of Durban have been kicked out of the show
Anele and Neliswa Mxakaza, of Mayville in Durban, and in Grade 12, were eliminated at the weekend.
A social network campaign with three pages on Facebook has been started. One had 66 000 likes by yesterday afternoon.
Thousands of fans have expressed their anger and disappointment on the page at the Idols judges’ decision.
One fan suggested that if all the people who liked the page boycotted paying their DsTv subscription, the company could lose more than R5-million. Some posted comments saying even judge Unathi Msengana herself could not sing better than the girls.
Prosper Nyawuza commented on the page, saying the excuse by judges that they were not ready for what’s ahead was not acceptable.
Another angry fan commented: “The 16-year-old white boy is thru (sic), but the twins are not mature enough.” But a few fans thought the elimination was for the better so the girls could focus on passing matric.
“Yeah man, they have the talent, but come to think of it they are in matric and writing their trial exams and final exams next month,” Zamajay Mazet Cthole said.
Neliswa Mxakaza of Durban have been kicked out of the show
Anele and Neliswa Mxakaza, of Mayville in Durban, and in Grade 12, were eliminated at the weekend.
A social network campaign with three pages on Facebook has been started. One had 66 000 likes by yesterday afternoon.
Thousands of fans have expressed their anger and disappointment on the page at the Idols judges’ decision.
One fan suggested that if all the people who liked the page boycotted paying their DsTv subscription, the company could lose more than R5-million. Some posted comments saying even judge Unathi Msengana herself could not sing better than the girls.
Prosper Nyawuza commented on the page, saying the excuse by judges that they were not ready for what’s ahead was not acceptable.
Another angry fan commented: “The 16-year-old white boy is thru (sic), but the twins are not mature enough.” But a few fans thought the elimination was for the better so the girls could focus on passing matric.
“Yeah man, they have the talent, but come to think of it they are in matric and writing their trial exams and final exams next month,” Zamajay Mazet Cthole said.
M-Net spokeswoman Lani Lombard said M-Net was aware of the Facebook page and
requests to bring the twins back onto the show. “We can understand why
Idols fans are upset the twins did not make the top 16.
“Everyone loved them from their very first audition, they even had the judges in tears.
“Yet, during theatre week, the judges came to the conclusion that it would be unfair to them and the other contestants if they progressed to the top 16,” Lombard said.
She said apart from the fact that their final theatre week performances revealed they could struggle with the high demands of a pop music competition such as Idols, Idols, the judges were concerned about their emotional vulnerability and attachment to one another. “As their recent recording with Zahara illustrated, there’s a bright future ahead of them.”
The twins’ mom, Nomvula Mxakaza, said there were many questions about the elimination of her girls.
She said the experience made the twins swear they would not enter Idols Idols again.
Even after watching the show, it was still not clear to her why they were eliminated, she said.
Idols fans are upset the twins did not make the top 16.
“Everyone loved them from their very first audition, they even had the judges in tears.
“Yet, during theatre week, the judges came to the conclusion that it would be unfair to them and the other contestants if they progressed to the top 16,” Lombard said.
She said apart from the fact that their final theatre week performances revealed they could struggle with the high demands of a pop music competition such as Idols, Idols, the judges were concerned about their emotional vulnerability and attachment to one another. “As their recent recording with Zahara illustrated, there’s a bright future ahead of them.”
The twins’ mom, Nomvula Mxakaza, said there were many questions about the elimination of her girls.
She said the experience made the twins swear they would not enter Idols Idols again.
Even after watching the show, it was still not clear to her why they were eliminated, she said.
“They are now well recovered from the elimination ordeal and
are surrounding themselves with gospel music, which is their first love.”
sowetan-reported
sowetan-reported
The Search for UJ missing Girl continues
picure from: ewn.co.zaIt’s believed she went missing while on her way to the UJ Soweto campus.
Surveillance footage at the university shows that the 20-year-old student never arrived there.
She was last seen in the Phiri area.
Madiba had spent the long weekend at a friend's house and was expected back home in Diepkloof on Monday evening. the search to find her still contiues
Gupta's Offensive Billboard will be removed
The south African Older Person’s Forum lodge a complaint with the Human Rights Commision and the Advertising Standard Authority (ASA), about the Gupta’s Advertising campaign, which shows a picture of an old man and quote “we are not old farts….nah not even our presenters”.
The ASA has granted fines on the advertisers and accepted to remove the Billboard and never use it in the future.
by: Bobontle Mopeloa
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