Anger as #Mampintsha releases new song

The song, which is made on thumping Gqom beats, has the former Big Nuz musician citing words spoken by Mampintsha in the video which caused shock and outrage last month. 

The line which has angered the public goes: "Kukhona iy'ngane la endlini", which translates loosely to ”(behave) there are children in the house".These words were addressed to Bongekile Simelane, known as Babes Wodumo, who was assaulted by Mampintsha in the video.Mampintsha admitted to assaulting Babes Wodumo last month but said he had only done so because she made him do it. He also apologised to the public and to Babes. DJ Tira has been criticized for actively promoting the video. When the abuse video surfaced, he quickly released a statement where he told the public he did not condone the abuse of women. Many have been left confused by DJ Tira’s video promoting the song, and they took to social media to berate the record label owner. 

 Was it a good thing to release such song after everything happened between the two?

Premier League title: Liverpool or Man City - who will win 2018-19 race?

It's one of the closest Premier League title races in years and - with just a handful of games remaining - fans are analysing every potential twist and turn of the run-in. Who do you think is capable of taking the title this season?

      Ronaldo becomes first player to win           Europe's top 3 leagues

If ever there was a need to emphasize Cristiano Ronaldo's impact as a footballer, the five-time Ballon d'Or winner did it again this weekend by helping Juventus to the Serie A title in his first season in Italy.

In doing so, the 34-year-old Ronaldo became the first player in history to win league titles in the English Premier League (with United), the Spanish league (Madrid) and Serie A (Juventus).

"I'm very happy to have won in England, Spain and now the league title in Italy as well," Ronaldo said. "It meant a lot to me and it means a lot to us as a team."

Other players have won titles in three of the five major European leagues (England, Spain, Italy, Germany and France) but nobody had previously put together the combination of England, Spain and Italy.

David Beckham played in four of the top leagues but only won titles at United (six), Madrid (one) and Paris Saint-Germain (one), having failed to lift the Serie A trophy during his two loan spells at AC Milan.

Zlatan Ibrahimovic won four Serie A titles (three with Inter Milan and one with AC Milan), the Spanish league with Barcelona and four French championships with PSG.

Brazil fullback Maxwell was on many of those same teams as Ibrahimovic and also won in Italy, Spain and France.

Then there was Arjen Robben, who won the Premier League twice with Chelsea before adding a Spanish title at Real Madrid and seven Bundesliga trophies at Bayern Munich.

Another Dutchman who achieved the feat was Mark van Bommel, with titles with Barcelona, Bayern Munich (two) and AC Milan.

While Juventus also won the league in the seven seasons before Ronaldo's arrival, there was no doubting his impact in Turin. With 19 goals and six assists in 27 Italian league matches this season, Ronaldo played a part in nearly 40 percent of Juventus' goals.

So it came as no surprise when his dangerous cross from a sharp angle was redirected in by a defender as an own-goal for the winner in Juve's 2-1 win over Fiorentina on Saturday — giving the Bianconeri more than the single point they needed to secure a record-extending eighth straight title with five rounds remaining.

It's the sixth league title of Ronaldo's career.

The first came as a 22-year-old at United, ending a four-year drought for Ferguson's squad as Ronaldo scored 17 goals — three fewer than Didier Drogba's league-best 20.

That was just a warmup for what came next.

In 2007-08, Ronaldo led the Premier League with 31 goals and helped United to the league title and the Champions League trophy.

Another Premier League title came the following season as Ronaldo finished second in the scoring charts with 18 goals, behind only Nicolas Anelka, who had 19 for Chelsea.

While Ronaldo won only two Spanish league championships in his nine seasons at Madrid, he also helped the team to four Champions League trophies — including three consecutive European titles over the last three seasons.

When Juventus acquired Ronaldo in a 100 million euro ($112 million) transfer last year, the expectation was that he would help end the club's long chase for a Champions League trophy.

Ronaldo did his part by scoring a hat trick to overturn a first-leg deficit against Atletico Madrid in the opening knockout round and goals in both legs of the quarterfinals against Ajax but the Bianconeri were still eliminated by the Dutch club.

"Next year is a new page, the fans all want it and so do we," Ronaldo said. "It is an important trophy, but it's difficult to (win)."

A Champions League title with Juventus would enable Ronaldo to match another multiple nation and multiple team record — joining Clarence Seedorf as the only players to win the trophy with three different clubs.

Recently  Black Coffee is making history as he sold out one of the United Kingdom's greatest music venues, the O2 Academy in Brixton. Selling out this venue is an honour for any musician, and DJ Black Coffee is making Mzansi proud. Mind you the, O2 is considered one of the UK's grandest and best music venues, in the same league as O2 Wembley.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yZLjO8k3j6M

It seems this is the year Messi will rewrite everything we know about scoring goals, No power, just pure, delicate perfect technique.

Result: Bidvest Wits 4-4 Chippa United (Chippa won 5-3 on penalties)

Date: 30 March 2019 

Venue: Bidvest Stadium

Chippa United advanced to last four of the Nedbank Cup semi-finals after overcoming Bidvest Wits in a clash that had eight goals and a penalty shoot-out.

Andile Mbenyane grabbed the lead for Clinton Larsen’s charges as early as the third minute with a flicked header at the near post following a corner.

 

The Clever Boys did not sit back and were level on 20 minutes through Gift Motupa, who found the back of the net with a close range strike on the far side after being left unmarked.

 

Chippa were forced to make their first substitution in the 27th minute after goalscorer Mbenyane picked up a serious injury and was rushed to the hospital. He was replaced by Kurt Lentjies.

 

Moments before the break, Terrence Dzvukamanja headed the home side in front after the Chili Boys defence were caught napping once again. 

 

The Chilli Boys pressured the hosts in the early stages of the second stanza and their pressure paid off in the 63rd minute after being awarded a penalty for a handball inside the box. Boikanyo Komane was brave enough to take the spot-kick and made it 2-2 from 12-yards out.

 

It was an end-to-end affair as Dzvukamanja restored the lead for Wits ten minutes before time with a neat finish into the top corner after some impressive build-up play involving Gift Motupa.

 

Chippa went for broke with six minutes remaining as they brought on striker Rhulani Manzini in place of midfielder Tercious Malepe in search of the equaliser and they found it in the last minute of regulation time thanks to a sensational free-kick by Ruzaigh Gamildien to send the match to extra-time.

 

Rhulani Manzini made it 4-3 for the Chilli Boys in the sixth minute of extra time, tapping home at the back post following a cross from Lerato Manzini.

 

However, Hotto levelled matters for Wits in the 18th minute of extra time with a volley on the far side of the box after being picked out by Pelembe and ultimately sent the game into a penalty shoot-out.

It was the Chilli Boys who held their nerve as they slotted away all five spot kicks to triumph 5-3 in the shoot-out, with Wits' Pelembe seeing his spot-kick saved.

Black Coffee Ft Kelly Rowland & Nana Rogues In Studio

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5aalfdzj6JI

At this point we can't think of compliments we haven't given to Black Coffee, the iconic DJ keeps on doing the seemingly impossible...The man is such an inspiration to the most upcoming artist who are still pushing in the industry locally and internationally.

Marcus Rashford penalty

The moment Marcus Rashford sent Manchester United into the last 8