Chris Brown brought the house down on Day 1 of his FNB Stadium concert by closing his set with Cash Kotant, a hit single by South African artist Focalistic. The surprise inclusion of this local favorite energized the crowd and demonstrated his appreciation for South African music and culture.
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Chris Brown delivers an unforgettable performance at the sold-out FNB Stadium in Johannesburg on December 14, 2024.
Known for his electrifying stage presence, he thrilled the crowd with an aerial entrance while performing his hit song "Look at Me Now." This concert marked his return to South Africa, and fans were captivated by his choreography and stage effects, setting a new benchmark for international performances at Africa's largest stadium, with a capacity of over 94,000.
Due to overwhelming demand, a second show was added for December 15, making this two-day event one of the year's most anticipated highlights in Johannesburg. Ticket sales for the initial show sold out in just hours, showcasing Chris Brown's immense popularity across the continent.
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Major League DJz & Uncle Vinny live at Chris Brown's concert at FNB Stadium.
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Major League DJz & Uncle Vinny performs live at Chris Brown's sold out concert at FNB Stadium, Johannesburg.
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Njelic exposed by his rich girlfriend Nokuthula.
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The toxic relationship of Njelic and Rich Girl Nokuthula are at it again. This is after Njelic took to his stories that not to date an alcoholic.
Nonkuthula responded with allegations of Gender Based Violence and exposing the fake life Njelic claims to live.
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Coach Miguel's First Session: Brazilians Gear Up for CAF Clash.
Chloorkop was buzzing with excitement and curiosity as Coach Miguel conducted his first training session with Mamelodi Sundowns ahead of their crucial #TotalEnergiesCAFCL clash against Raja Casablanca this Sunday.
The new appointed European coach, who has not tasted a major trophy in his career, has taken over from one of the first coaches to have a successful project at Sundowns, a local coach Manqoba Mngqithi. The decision to part ways with the local mentor, who won 13 trophies over 12 years, who has been part of every success they had over the years has sparked debates among fans and pundits.
Despite the controversy, Coach Miguel appeared focused and determined during the session, with the players returning from their brief break to prepare for the high-stakes CAF Champions League match.
As the Brazilians gear up for Sunday, supporters remain hopeful that the team will maintain their dominance on the continent, despite the leadership change. All eyes will be on Coach Miguel as he navigates the pressure of stepping into the shoes of one of South Africa's most decorated coaches.
Will the gamble pay off, or will the decision to appoint an unproven coach backfire? Sunday's performance against Raja will be the first real test.
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Luthuli Dlamini, a prominent actor, has responded to circulating rumors that he is broke and homeless. Addressing the speculation, Dlamini firmly denied the claims, stating:
"I’m fine, I promise I’m not homeless. Be sure of your sources of information. Don’t compromise your integrity for 15 cheap minutes of fame."
Luthuli Dlamini, a well-known actor, has addressed rumors claiming he is broke and homeless. In response to the allegations, Dlamini firmly denied them, saying:
"I’m fine, I promise I’m not homeless. Be sure of your sources of information. Don’t compromise your integrity for 15 cheap minutes of fame."
He emphasized the importance of responsible reporting and urged media outlets to avoid spreading unverified information that could harm reputations.
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Manqoba Mngqithi Criticizes European Coach Preference After Sundowns Exit.
Manqoba Mngqithi, former Mamelodi Sundowns co-coach, has spoken out about his departure from the club, attributing it to the organization's apparent preference for European coaches. Speaking on Radio 2000, Mngqithi expressed frustration over the perception that foreign coaches are held in higher regard, which he believes undermines local expertise. He highlighted the challenges faced by South African coaches in proving their capabilities despite delivering results.
Mngqithi’s exit followed internal disagreements and a reshuffling of the technical team. Some sources within Sundowns suggested management made the decision to improve performance ahead of the FIFA Club World Cup, a move that underscores a pattern of favoring foreign influence in South African football leadership.
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