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Johannesburg - She made headlines earlier this year after nude pictures of herself were leaked online. The controversy started after her ex-boyfriend supposedly leaked the pictures, immediately garnering her much unwanted attention.The fact that she was dating soccer star, Thandani Ntshumayelo didn't help matters either. Since then, Pulane has been publicly ridiculed, had rumours that she cheated on her bae and was rumoured to have dropped out of college.Then she featured in L-Tido's music video, Dlala Ka Yona, which City Press reported was too steamy for TV, with broadcasters saying the scenes needed to be toned down in order to air the video.Now Pulane is back on our radar, trending on Twitter for over two hours after getting involved in a nasty Twitter feud.Pulane has since made her Twitter account private, also deleting some of the exchanges between herself and a Twitter user going by the name of TheBlackStig/@DJNawtySA.Here's what went down. (Brace yourself for language)I thought you studied law. You know the person who committed a crime against you and... During #16DaysofActivism... TheBlackStig (@DjNawtySA) December 9, 2015These tweets are more exciting than your "leaked" nudes... I actually looked twice this time. TheBlackStig (@DjNawtySA) December 9, 2015Your Twitter account is more private that your... Wait for it... PRIVATES! TheBlackStig (@DjNawtySA) December 9, 2015Facts: I know what @pulane248's vagina looks like.Fact: I'd still curve her. TheBlackStig (@DjNawtySA) December 9, 2015It was a hell of a nude. It was. It's all I know you for. Nothing else... Really. Nothing. Zilch. TheBlackStig (@DjNawtySA) December 9, 2015No thanks. I'm not a farmer... Hoes don't interest me. Lemme go look at those other girls you mentioned. TheBlackStig (@DjNawtySA) December 9, 2015You see the problem men cause for men? This one thinks all of us want her. Pulane its ok. Accept the curvature. TheBlackStig (@DjNawtySA) December

Award-winning artist Refiloe Phoolo, known as Cassper Nyovest who got married nearly a month ago says he is a faithful and an honest man after being saved.WHY HE GOT MARRIED The South African rapper Cassper Nyovest made headlines in April when he married his childhood sweetheart Pulane Mojaki in a traditional wedding ceremony.The Northwest-born rapper reveals in an interview on the L-Tido podcast that he is a faithful and honest man after being saved. He also spoke of how different life was after becoming a Christian and getting married.“I’m stepping up to what a man’s supposed to do, responsibilities. I was saved and I was basically saved for five months. I hadn’t had sex since I got saved.”“I just wanted to be an honest man. I was tired of playing games. It was just time [for me] to grow up and be saved. I saw things from the right perspective, and for the first time in my life, I wanted to be married.”“It was not even about sex; I wanted to be an honest man and commit to this thing that I say I am. I am proudly married and I’m having the time of my life.”The 33-year-old’s wedding occurred after he revealed that he was a born-again Christian in January. Inside Cassper Nyovest’s wedding to Pulane Mojaki. Images via Instagram: @casspernyovestCASSPER NYOVEST SPEAKS ABOUT HIS BABY MAMAThe musician Cassper Nyovest also reveals that he respects his baby mama Thobeka and was working on co-parenting with her.He revealed in a YouTube interview with Mpoomy Ledwaba that he and Thobeka have not been together for two years. “I hurt my baby mama so much. We broke up. I’ve been single for two years. We broke up because I hurt her. And then I carried on living this life. She got saved, which is so beautiful, but then it became more hectic because now she is looking at me like: ‘This is the father of my child?’” he said.“I was messing up. I did not have a female friend I would just keep as friends. Even in my mind, even if nothing happened. I was bad. I was really bad, and I didn’t realise how wrong it was.”He admits that co-parenting has not been perfect, but he’ll always have respect for Thobeka. She’s one of the most amazing human beings and the best mother I could ever pick to have my first born.“People will have their opinions, people will always try and create a narrative or try and create a platform to make this a soapie, but the thing is life is not perfect, people aren’t perfect, life is not perfect. I’m glad that me and her are maturing in our own

Now 4 years old. Another woman tells the same group — who call themselves “Ibandla Labafazi Abalindileyo” (Organization of Women in Waiting in the isiXhosa language) — that her husband returned from many years in prison but left her to start a new family with a white woman. Madikizela-Mandela, played by Thembisa Mdoda, gets to answer questions about her life and the decisions she made during an encounter with the women. The play, which also draws on the protest music of that period, opened at The Market Theatre in Johannesburg and will run until March 15. ___ AP Africa news: Thembisa Mdoda-Nxumalo, who plays on the role of Winnie, performs during a rehearsal of a theatre play called "The Cry of Winnie Mandela" at Market Theatre in Johannesburg, South Africa, Wednesday, Feb. 26, 2025. (AP Photo/Themba Hadebe) Pulane Rampoana performs during a rehearsal of a theatre play called "The Cry of Winnie Mandela" at Market Theatre in Johannesburg, South Africa, Wednesday, Feb. 26, 2025. (AP Photo/Themba Hadebe) Ayanda Sibisi performs during a rehearsal of a theatre play called "The Cry of Winnie Mandela" at Market Theatre in Johannesburg, South Africa, Wednesday, Feb. 26, 2025. (AP Photo/Themba Hadebe) The cast members perform during a rehearsal of a theatre play called "The Cry of Winnie Mandela" at Market Theatre in Johannesburg, South Africa, Wednesday, Feb. 26, 2025. (AP Photo/Themba Hadebe) The cast members perform during a rehearsal of a theatre play called "The Cry of Winnie Mandela" at Market Theatre in Johannesburg, South Africa, Wednesday, Feb. 26, 2025. (AP Photo/Themba Hadebe) Thembisa Mdoda-Nxumalo, who plays on the role of Winnie, performs during a rehearsal of a theatre play called "The Cry of Winnie Mandela" at Market Theatre in Johannesburg, South Africa, Wednesday, Feb. 26, 2025. (AP Photo/Themba Hadebe) Thembisa Mdoda-Nxumalo, who plays