MzuNko Entertainment

28/04/2024

Success is not about the amount of money you make. It’s about the difference you make in people’s lives.

15/12/2023

SleepOver: Revolutionising hospitality

Step into SleepOver, the game-changer in South Africa's hospitality scene.

Welcome to SleepOver – the accommodation offering that is revolutionising the hospitality landscape in South Africa.

Our commitment is to deliver affordability, comfort, and safety to all our valued guests.

We're shaking things up, challenging the established norm by venturing into destinations where conventional hospitality options may not be feasible.

Our current prices range between R750 to R850 per room (sleeping up to 2 adults and 2 children under 12).

Watch the video below to find out more:

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We fill the gaps where others can't, making overnight stays and long-distance travel more pocket-friendly and accessible to a broader audience.

Our facilities, each featuring 30 to 60 individual ensuite bedrooms, are situated amidst extensive indigenous gardens that cover an area of 1 to 2 hectares.

Our accommodations come in three configurations:

Twin Single (with 2 single beds) Double (featuring a Queen size bed) Family rooms (equipped with a Queen size bed and two single pull-out beds for children under 12 years old).

Every room boasts a patio with a view of our landscaped indigenous gardens.

On-site amenities include barbecue facilities, secure parking, and daily room servicing. Rooms are equipped with a fridge, coffee station, and air-conditioning. Our fully licensed convenience shops boast a coffee bar and light meal restaurant.

And, with satellite internet, CCTV, and Wi-Fi throughout, we've got your connectivity covered.

Currently, SleepOver builds, owns and manages a collection of nine properties situated in the northern region of South Africa, with a tenth one opening soon in Upington.

The concept was introduced at Lanseria Airport in Johannesburg in November 2019. Subsequently, an additional eight SleepOver locations were established between 2020 and 2022, strategically positioned, with

14/12/2023

14/12/2023

Amapiano Awards once again fails to take place, cancelled at 11th hour...

After two date changes, the second annual South African Amapiano Awards were scheduled to take place on Tuesday December 12, but organisers were once again left with egg on their faces when they were cancelled at the last minute.

Picture this: you got your best drip on, make-up and wig ready, fresh cut and you’re ready for what has been described as amapiano’s biggest night, but when you get to the venue, instead of flashing cameras, you are met with a sign that reads: “Amapiano Awards cancelled due to non-payment from organisers”.

I wish I could say that this was an imaginary situation, but it is sadly the unfortunate reality that some were met with.

The all new Amapiano Awards Trophy. Tuesday 12 December at The Galleria Venue in Sandton. Strictly by invite. pic.twitter.com/1zgt6snnpR

— South African Amapiano Awards () December 7, 2023

At the last hour on Tuesday, representatives from Bathu, the awards main sponsor, messaged the media to inform them that the awards had been cancelled.

The sneaker brand partnered with the awards when they were meant to take place in April 2023 at SunBet Arena and hosted by Robot Boii. They never happened on that day, they got postponed to November, which turned into December 12.

They even announced they had sponsors on board, things looked bright. What could have happened to the venue payment?

IOL Entertainment

13/12/2023

Conversations about Zahara's royalties have become a focal point on social media and in the news since her passing on Monday.

The controversy is centred on her initial record label, TS Records, who were responsible for recording her breakthrough album, "Loliwe“.

In a series of candid discussions across various platforms, the 36-year-old singer had openly addressed the issue of being underpaid despite the commercial success of her albums.

Zahara has in the past pointed the finger at TS Records. However, DJ Sbu, associated with TS Records, is now refuting these accusations.

Speaking to “Newsroom Afrika”, DJ Sbu explained that Zahara was not working with them in the past few years.

“We made sure that she owns her own publishing, which she does with Sheer music publishing. Sheer pays her royalties directly into her bank account and they’ve done so ever since we’ve been working together.”

“And also, with our current people who distribute our music catalogue - Universal Music, we also made sure instead of Universal Music paying TS Records, that they would distribute the funds to her,” he added.

Additionally, DJ Sbu emphasised that there are documents with contracts showing the allegations made are not true. According to him, these legal documents provide evidence contradicting the allegations of underpayment

“I would never do anything to do anybody wrong. The only thing I’ve ever done in the industry is to help other people.”

“I am my own man, I know how to make my own money. I am a hard-worker. The only thing I’ve ever done was to contribute and help her succeed. The story that was out there that we were owing monies is false.”

15/09/2023

🔔 BREAKING NEWS
Gungubele condemns former Postbank board members for document leaks

Communications and Digital Technologies Minister, Mondli Gungubele, has condemned some former Postbank board members for leaking confidential documents.

Gungubele has confirmed that he has removed the entire Postbank board of directors.

He says this follows a KPMG forensic investigation report that suggests that the Postbank continued to use service providers that were not lawfully contracted.

On Wednesday, three Postbank board members resigned, citing the minister’s interference.

The board members cited severity and recurring nature of bad treatment and hostility that the board has suffered at the hands of the minister and that it undermines credibility of the bank.

However, Gungubele says the action was necessary.

14/09/2023

🔔 BREAKING NEWS
Man who defrauded Sars of R6.6m in VAT scam to spend 12 years in jail.

A man who claimed undue VAT refunds that resulted in revenue service Sars losing R6.6m was on Wednesday sentenced to two 12-year jail terms for VAT fraud.

The Johannesburg specialised commercial crimes court, sitting in Palm Ridge, ordered that the two terms imposed on Vusi Dlamini run concurrently.

Dlamini was the sole director of Riverly Engineering (Pty) Ltd, which was registered for VAT purposes. During May 2014 and January 2017, Dlamini submitted fraudulent VAT 201 returns to Sars through the e-filing system.

“Riverly was used by the accused to submit bogus claims for VAT refunds, while the accused was not legally entitled to claim VAT them. These fraudulent activities resulted in Sars losing R6.6m,” Sars and the NPA said in a joint statement.

Dlamini voluntarily handed himself to the Hawks in May last year.

In arguing for a harsh sentence, senior state advocate Mzuhleli Mcosini argued that the offence involved gross dishonesty.

Gauteng local division director of public prosecutions Andrew Chauke commended the “impeccable job” done by Mcosini, the police investigating officer and the Sars criminal investigator for ensuring that Dlamini faced the full might of the law.

Sars commissioner Edward Kieswetter said both Sars and the NPA, through collaborative efforts, will make it hard and costly for taxpayers who are bent to on wilfully and intentionally defrauding the fiscus.

11/09/2023

Sindi Dlathu
Full / Real Name: Sindiswa Dlathu
Gender: Female

Bio
Sindi Dlathu (born 1974) is a South African
actress and singer best known for her television
roles as Nomfundo in the SABC1 drama series
Soul City (2001-2008) and as Thandaza in the
SABC2 soapie Muvhango, since 1997.

She is one of only three actors who have
appeared on Muvhango since its inception in
1997 - the other two are Murabeli Rasalanavho
and Maumela Mahuwa.

Starting young, Sindi's win at a national
miming competition at age 11 was a sign of
things to come. At 14 she was cast as the lead
role's understudy in the stage version of
Sarafina!, playing to packed houses.
In the screen version, she worked alongside
Whoopi Goldberg and was commissioned as an
assistant choreographer to Michael Peters, the
man responsible for many of Michael Jackson's
dance routines.

She has sung backing vocals for Billy Ocean and
Randy Crawford. Performing with Mary Twala,
Abigail Kubheka, and Nomhle Nkonyeni in Duma
Ka Ndlovu's award winning stage play The
Game, she went to London with his production
of The Ritual.

Sindi's threatre productions include
Madiepetsana and a FNB Vita Award in 2003
for Best Actress in the The Suit, locally
performed at the Civic Theatre with an
international run at an Amsterdam festival.
Her television credits include Muvhango,
Khululeka, Justice for All and a six-season run
on the SABC1 AIDS drama series Soul City.

Television Roles
Show
Character
Muvhango - Season 1
Nomthandazo Buthelezi
Soul City - Season 5
Nomfundo
Soul City - Season 6
Nomfundo
Soul City - Season 7
Nomfundo
Soul City - Season 12
Nomfundo
The Queen - Season 3
Lindiwe Dlamini
The River - Season 1
Lindiwe Dlamini
The River - Season 2
Lindiwe Dlamini

11/09/2023

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