When a Throwback Tweet Turns Into a Headline It seems nothing ages faster than a celebrity tweet—except perhaps the scrutiny it attracts years later. This week, Cassper Nyovest found himself trending after fans unearthed a 2014 tweet in which he called himself “Young Diddy.” While the post might have been an innocent nod to the […]
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From South African airwaves to Diddy’s dance floor When your morning drive-time voice becomes the same name-dropping in celebrity circles, things take an interesting turn. For South African radio personality Sizwe Dhlomo, that turn came recently—when he revealed he had met American music mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs in person. Not only that, but Dhlomo says […]
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When an accusation hits too close to home In a recent turn of events that shook up SA’s entertainment and media circles, DJ Coach has publicly pushed back at controversial claims made by Sizwe Dhlomo, accusing him of being a forex scammer. The rebuttal did not come quietly. DJ Coach responded with an emotional statement: […]
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A blast from the past shakes up SA media Last week, radio and media personality Sizwe Dhlomo took to X to throw the spotlight back on a 16-year-old feud with fellow broadcaster Gareth Cliff. On 27 November 2025, Dhlomo revisited a spat that originally erupted when Gareth Cliff publicly celebrated the late health minister Manto […]
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When a nickname sparks more than a chuckle Suddenly, the internet was buzzing when Vusimuzi “Cat” Matlala took to the stand before a parliamentary committee and offered a straight-faced explanation for why he is called “Cat”. The answer was eyebrow-raising enough to turn heads and prompt a reaction from broadcaster Sizwe Dhlomo—and all of South […]
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A moment of musical boundary-setting When talk turned to music requests on his morning show at Johannesburg’s Kaya FM, seasoned broadcaster Sizwe Dhlomo quietly but firmly declined to add tracks by the duo Shebeshxt and by R. Kelly to his airwaves. The decision rippled quickly through social media, prompting both support and questions from listeners. […]
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A Golf Legend’s Provocative Comment When legendary golfer Gary Player stepped to the microphone as part of his 90th-birthday celebration, his words sparked more than applause. In a public address, he suggested that Julius Malema—leader of the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF)—could become South Africa’s next president if he adopted the same kind of leadership and spirit […]
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A Quick Quip That Hit Social Media One moment on social media, one line that lit up comment sections across South Africa. When Sizwe Dhlomo, noted media personality and host of “Siz The World” on Kaya 959, was asked how one gets rich quickly, his reply was short and cheeky: “Be born an heir.” That […]
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When a short clip stirred a long debate A seemingly offhand remark by former Police Minister Bheki Cele during his testimony before Parliament’s Ad Hoc Committee has sparked wider debate across South Africa. The clip in question featured Cele asserting that Lieutenant-General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi was an “apartheid career policeman created to ensure that Black men […]
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When Dolly Parton publicly addressed recent concerns about her health, one South African voice stood out: broadcaster Sizwe Dhlomo. In the wake of her message, he took to social media to show support, and South Africans rallied behind both the icon and his response. Dolly Speaks, Calms Fears Earlier this week, Dolly posted a short […]
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South African musician David Scott, better known as The Kiffness, has taken to social media to reveal that he lost a R500,000 campaign deal after publicly defending the late US conservative activist Charlie Kirk. “Just lost a R500k campaign because I defended Charlie Kirk. Worth it to be honest,” he tweeted, attaching a screenshot of […]
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South African broadcaster Sizwe Dhlomo has thrown shade at The Kiffness after the Cape Town-based musician claimed he lost a half-a-million-rand brand deal for defending slain US conservative figure Charlie Kirk. The Kiffness’ Bold Claim David Scott, better known as The Kiffness, took to social media to allege that a R500,000 campaign deal collapsed because […]
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