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 Crous the louse - ‘He tried to set Khanyi up with drugs’ In a startling revelation that’s bound to leave the local celeb circle in a twitter, it is alleged Khanyi Mbau’s on-and-off, now estranged lover, businessman Theunis Crous, wanted to get the queen of bling into jail by planting drugs on her. |
 The incredible Crous Businessman Theunis Crous is carving out a new image for himself. He’s no longer just Khanyi Mbau’s wannabe husband, but a fighter for justice. |
 Lamontville gets its moment of FILM fame Durban township, Lamontville, will be high on the world map, when top actors such as former Yizo Yizo and Tsotsi stars tell its tale in a 90-minute film titled Otelo Burning. |
 ‘Molapo assaulted me too’ Pictures of Orlando Pirates security chief and supposed police captain Fani Molapo assaulting an unrecognised man at Soccer City during the Telkom Charity Cup have opened the wounds of a previous beating victim. |
 Ex-BCM boss now fingers mayor Faku Former Buffalo City Municipality (BCM) boss, Dr Lulama Zitha, who “resigned” after allegedly being linked to a R1bn tender for service delivery and the procurement of service providers for the 2010 World Cup, has come out to set the record straight. |
 Labels in fight over Thab’sile After Durban-based singer Thab’sile made a grand entrance with DJ Bongz’s Sobabili, it seems things are not going well for her. |
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 Ladies raise the roof What is Women’s Month without the ladies taking charge? As August draws to a close, a group of women in the construction industry have taken over and are ploughing back into the community. |
 A first for the dead - Late artists honoured It is only a matter of time before another funny female comedienne is unleashed on South African laughter lovers. But this one is not just any comedienne – she is South Africa’s beloved funnyman Ray Ntlokwana’s daughter Babalwa Ntlokwana. |
 Funnyman turns HIV hero Comedy king Vusi Ximba, who entertained people with funny songs with sometimes vulgar lyrics, is living proof that you can be HIV-positive and teach others to remain negative. |
‘Stick your job’ say artists Many black artists have failed to respond to invitations to take up business opportunities that could provide them with the means to sustain themselves for the rest of their lives. |
 The big day is here It’s party time. The day of beckoning has finally arrived. Even those who have a penchant for lying to their spouses about being broke have no excuse this time. |
 Musa Capital ordered to share Ripping off a page at a time from a book of dodgy deals isn’t helping Musa Capital keep the lid on information wanted by the Bakubung-Ba-Rateo’s administrator. |
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