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01/06/2026

MUSIC TRENDS | Limpopo Queen Makhazi & Tsonga Activist Gagash

Makhadzi (born Ndivhudzanyi Ralivhona on June 30, 1996) regard as a highly successful, award-winning South African singer, songwriter, and dancer. Hailing from the village of Ha-Mashamba in Limpopo, she is celebrated globally for her high-energy live performances, vibrant dance moves, and signature fusion of Bolobedu music, Afro-pop, and Amapiano in South Africa.

She shared a statement directed to Gagash a Tsonga Activist using vulgar words.

01/06/2026

🚨BREAKING NEWS | The Mossel Bay, Western Cape South African Police Services(SAPS) on the hunt of a killer of Tsonga speaking teen who was stabbed to death during the March in Mossel Bay, Western Cape.

A 19 year old Tsonga speaking South African young Man Nhlamulo Sambo was stabbed to death on Sunday, 31st May in Mosselbay, Western Cape. "They killed my son like a dog saying that he's a foreigner whereas my child is a Tsonga, a South African citizen from Limpopo in Giyani," his mother, Nkateko Sambo said in a video.

The young man was killed because he spoke Tsonga during the protests of illegal immigrates in Mosselbay, Western Cape. The Giyani, Limpopo Party XIMOKO PARTY issued a statement saying we will fight, we won't forget.

South Africans citizens declare EFF President CIC Julius Malema as Prophet, he sow this coming, while others thinking he's crazy and trying to push Political agenda. he said' when they're done with illegal immigrates they are coming to Limpopo, I must prevent it before it comes to me because others we are born dark and look like foreigners and we can't ZULU'. Malema said.

The President of EFF CIC Julius Malema once said in a EFF Media Briefing, “I think that, we should all accept that, the violence is a state sponsored violence, because the people who are committing all these crimes are accompanied by the police…We’ve seen in many other videos where people manhandled a man in the presence of the police,” and Police didn't do anything about it; Malema said.

His death sparked the fire after a devastated unemployed mother shared a very emotional video on social platform.

Now the family is calling for help. We believe the Government heard the message and will definitely intervene and assist the family.

Nkosiikhona Phakel’umthakathi Mhosh’Odungulwandle Ndabandaba

01/06/2026

🚨BREAKING NEWS | A 19 year old Tsonga speaking South African young Man Nhlamulo Sambo was stabbed to death on Sunday, 31st May in Mosselbay, Western Cape. "They killed my son like a dog saying that he's a foreigner whereas my child is a Tsonga, a South African citizen from Limpopo in Giyani," his mother, Nkateko Sambo said in a video.

The young man was killed because he spoke Tsonga during the protests of illegal immigrates in Mosselbay, Western Cape.

The President of EFF CIC Julius Malema once said in a EFF Media Briefing, “I think that, we should all accept that, the violence is a state sponsored violence, because the people who are committing all these crimes are accompanied by the police…We’ve seen in many other videos where people manhandled a man in the presence of the police,” and Police didn't do anything about it; Malema said.

The Police are on the hunt of the killers of a Mossel Bay teen who was stabbed to death during the march. The 19 years old, Giyani, Limpopo born, a Tsonga speaking national Nhlamulo Sambo was residing in KwaNonqaba, Mossel Bay. His death sparked the fire after a devastated mother shared a very emotional video.

Now the family is calling for help. We believe the South African Government heard the message and will definitely intervene and assist the family.

Nkosiikhona Phakel’umthakathi Mhosh’Odungulwandle Ndabandaba

31/05/2026

NEWS | Lieutenant General Nhlanhla Sibusiso Mkhwanazi, the Provincial Commissioner of the South African Police Service (SAPS) in KwaZulu-Natal (KZN), said the July Media Briefing was not exercise of popularity but act of duty.

It was an act performed out of love of the country, South Africa. He further said we cannot continue to normalize corruption.