Photo of Zintle Mdaka

Big Brother Mzansi viewers react to housemates caught in bathroom encounter

10 months By Zintle Mdaka

Social media erupted in a frenzy after what seemed like a sexual encounter in the bathrooms between Tumi Mohwaduba, best known as Tumi the Barber and Buhle Makhanya, well-known as Buhle B.

The cameras in the Big Brother house shifted to the bathrooms when internet users suspected that the two are being intimate. Even though the camera only showed closed doors, the viewers could make out what was being said inside.

An internet user shared a video clip captured from their television set on X (formerly Twitter), quoting the post with the dialogue between Tumi and Buhle. Tumi was reportedly heard saying Buhle must get down, then Buhle asked “right now? Right now is crazy”. Tumi then said “I know, It has to be crazy”.

Entertainment commentator Phil Mphela also weighed in, citing that Tumi might be using Buhle B for relevance since he is nominated. He also mentioned that it was a careless move on Buhle’s side, because she will now be known as the girl who had sex in the bathrooms on TV.

 

Also see: Cia hospitalised after her ‘Big Brother Mzansi’ exit

LIFESTYLE

How to elevate your festive meals

There are many ways to prepare a meal, and the same creativity can be brought to the country’s favourite festive dishes during the holiday season. The table doesn’t need to lose its colours in the pursuit of something different. Also see: 5 Simple ways to reduce food waste in the kitchen Here are a few ways […]

Read more...
MZANSI MATTERS

Enoch Godongwana R10bn fuel relief disappoints as petrol price drops by 1 cent

South African motorists will see almost no relief in petrol prices despite Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana’s R10-billion fuel levy intervention, with petrol prices dropping by just one cent per litre in November. Also see: Multiple petrol stations run out of diesel across South Africa The Department of Mineral and Petroleum Resources announced on Tuesday that […]

Read more...
WORK & MONEY

Rand under pressure as elections and US trade tensions fuel market uncertainty

South Africa’s rand is facing renewed uncertainty as investors brace for the outcome of local government elections and assess the economic implications of the country’s planned exclusion from a key United States trade agreement. Also see: 11 tips to take control of money and reduce the worry The currency was trading at around R16.62 against the […]

Read more...