Tshepo Bareetseng

By Tshepo  Bareetseng They have confirmed the separation, noting that it was amicable, but stating different reasons. K.O said: "I have decided that I had outgrown the partnership. When he came on board he found me in charge of everything at Cashtime, including managing Teargas. "He came in to help with that [management of artists], and I took the back seat." K.O said the hip-hop stable had lost many artists due to Khati's way of doing business. "When he started a lot of people could not understand his way of [doing] business because he was all about business. He changed a few things and that made a lot of people uneasy, and as a result many people left," he said. But the show goes on and the rapper will be at the forefront of running the business again. Speaking to Sowetan following the announcement of his departure, Khati said his focus would now be on his new business. "We are officially opening our doors at the beginning of July. We already

By Tshepo Bareetseng DJ Black is definitely living the life of his dreams. The world-renowned DJ, who recently announced he purchased a stake in popular Soweto venue, Zone 6, is also in making waves in the music world – internationally. He took to social media to share a video of himself in the studio with Diddy and Cassie. Yes, Black Coffee is doing big things out there. DJ Black Coffee and US superstar Diddy are the best of mates and even jumped into studio together recently to work on a new music with songstress Cassie. The SA-born musician has teamed up with Diddy to produce the star’s next album and gave fans a glimpse of them in studio. Black Coffee shared a video on Twitter on Thursday evening‚ which was taken during a recording session in New York last month. The short clip gave fans a rare look at Black Coffee’s creative process. Speaking about the song‚ Diddy said he was gunning for it to potentially be the first single from his highly-anticipated comeback album. “This

By Tshepo Bareetseng The rapper, who had recently released a solo album amid a burst of creative energy, died in Las Vegas where he was hospitalized several days ago after a performance as part of his lifelong struggle with sickle-cell anemia, a publicist for the group said. “It is with extreme sadness and disbelief that we confirm the death of our dear friend Albert Johnson, better known to millions of fans as Prodigy of legendary NY rap duo Mobb Deep,” a statement said, adding the exact cause of death was yet to be determined. Mobb Deep — formed between Prodigy and his bandmate Havoc — created one of hip-hop’s legendary tracks with 1995’s “Shook Ones (Part II),” a warning to would-be rival street thugs set to an ominous beat. “The Mobb comes equipped for warfare, beware,” Prodigy rapped in one of his opening shots of the song, which appeared on the album “The Infamous.” “We were talking to a certain group of people — the hustlers, the criminals,” he told the site AllHipHop this y

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By Tshepo Bareetseng Rapper Cassper Nyovest just dropped his video to his song Superman which features the legendary Tsepo Tshola dedicated to all good fathers out there and we love it! The video features some local celebrity dads as well as normal people with their father. “In a time where many black fathers are infamous for being absent and dead beat fathers, this is such a good song,” one Twitter follower said of the sing and the video. We agree that this is such a cool way to celebrate those fathers who are indeed great examples and put their all to taking care of their children. Here’s a look at Cassper’s new video; www.youtu.be/8Bpo1YzDyzg

Johannesburg – Local rapper Kwesta, seemed to be having the time of his life when he took a trip to the USA to perform alongside T.I. The N’Gud muso shared some snaps of his time abroad which included a pic with T.I as well as rapper 2 Chainz. “King of da South & Da King of African rap,” Kwesta captioned his shot with T.I. Picture @kwestadakar https://www.instagram.com/_u/kwestadakar/

By Tshe po Bareetseng The eThekwini Municipality has refused to say whether it was contributing financially for a breakfast event on Wednesday‚ where two of the country’s top artists will be honoured before they jet off to America. Mayor Zandile Gumede will host the event for award-winning rapper Nasty C and kwaito sensation Babes Wodumo at the Moses Mabhida Stadium. The Durban-born musicians were nominated in the global Black Entertainment (BET) Awards in the US. Durban Tourism boss Phillip Sithole‚ whose unit organised the breakfast‚ would only say it was a partnership with the brands of Nasty C and Babes Wodumo. When it came to how much it was costing ratepayers‚ he was mum. Sithole said the nomination of the Juice Back and Wololo hitmakers by BET went beyond a recognition that will elevate their careers but also speaks to the overall economic development agenda of Durban. Babes Wodumo is as proudly South African as it gets‚ says Cassper Nyovest “We have had many partnerships

By Tshepo Bareetseng Reports emerged that music star and record label owner Arthur Mafokate and his girlfriend Cici had a physical altercation that led Cici pressing charges against Arthur. it was reported that Kwaito star and business man Arthur Mafokate allegedly physically attacked his girlfriend, singer Cici. The altercation between the two apparently happened in the house they shared together and Cici opened a case against Arthur.Arthur was arrested and police confirmed he spent the night in cells and was released on R 500 bail. Today Mens Forum an NGO has called upon Arthur to apologise for the incident. Gauteng Mens Forum spokesperson, Bongani Ngomane says, “You need men to stand up and say this is wrong, it must stop, that will send a message that if you’ve got any problems in any situation violence is not a solution. And if a man like Arthur stands up and says so and apologises, it will go a long way in shaping the nature of relationships between men and women in the cou

By Tshepo Bareetseng Kwesta reached the milestone recently said he was humbled by South Africa’s response to the track. The success of Ngud’ has also seen Kwesta’s latest album‚ Dakar II‚ reach platinum status. He joined the likes of Pitch Black Afro‚ Cassper Nyovest‚ K.O‚ Riky Rick‚ AKA and Emtee‚ in selling over 40‚000 copies of an album. Despite waiting several years for his chance in the limelight‚ Kwesta said that he didn’t make the album to prove anything to the world. “It feels absolutely amazing to have received so much love. I’ve come to realise that Ngud’ is no longer my song. It doesn’t belong to me. It belongs to South Africa. It is their anthem‚” he said. “I was introducing myself on my first album and by the second album I wanted to prove to the world that I had what it takes to be a star. This album I was far more relaxed. I just wanted to make good music. There were no agendas. “I know how hard it is to sell albums nowadays‚ especially a double-disc album

By Tshepo Bareetseng Image courtesy: Divine Divas She explained that she suffered from fibroids, which were removed but have returned, increasing her chances of miscarrying again. Lerato has previously opened up about the heartbreak she felt after a miscarriage in 2015, but revealed to talk show host Anele Mdoda , on Real Talk with Anele , that it was one of two miscarriages she suffered in recent years. "I have actually lost two children. I have only spoken about the (most recent) one because it was the one that affected me the most. That was when I really wanted to have a child," Lerato said.   Lerato also alluded to this in a Tweet last month. She told Anele that she is in therapy to help her deal with the pain of her loss and had learnt to block out the idea of having children. "I have blocked the idea of having children completely because of the pain that I went through when I miscarrried. I wouldn't put that on my worst enemy. It is the most painful