This comes after reports emerged that Naledi Aphiwe allegedly lost a R5 million brand deal with Stumbo following her unsettling comments on social media with fellow singer and alleged ex-boyfriend Mawelele and his girlfriend.

The rising star was reportedly set to partner with a popular confectionery brand, but the deal allegedly fell through after backlash over remarks she made about the new girlfriend of fellow musician Mawelele.

In her social media, Naledi Aphiwe posted:

“”Manizwa kuthiwa angisekho emhlabeni ningathuki I’m so tired and fed up l,.hope bonke laba abazama uku destroy career yami bazojabula ( If it happens that you hear that I’m no more, don’t be surprised I’m so tired and fed up. Hope that all the people who are trying to destroy my music career will rejoice). I’m tired.”

Last month, Naledi Aphiwe On Tuesday Naledi Aphiwe wrote a statement clarifying her position on that particular comment and apologized to the Zimbabweans.

“Social media never forgets, and I’ve been reminded of a comment I made a few months ago. I want to address it properly instead of ignoring it. First, I want to make it clear that my words were never meant to disrespect Zimbabweans or come from a place of hate. I understand that intentions don’t always translate well online, and I can see how what I said may have hurt or offended people. For that, I sincerely apologise.

“I am still young and I’m constantly growing, learning, and understanding the weight that words can carry especially on social media. I don’t claim to be perfect, and when I make mistakes, I believe in owning them and learning from them. This has definitely been a moment of reflection for me.Please don’t misunderstand my heart or define me by one comment.

Naledi said she truly wasn’t that deep or rooted in negativity.

“I respect people from all backgrounds, and I would never intentionally spread hate. I hope we can move forward with understanding and give each other grace. I genuinely wish peace for everyone involved,one love,” she said.

Naledi Aphiwe is scheduled to perform in Zimbabwe next month at the Ama-2K Music Festival.

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Swart is being reprimanded for trying to aid the ANC from losing more voters in the upcoming elections by launching her own campaign strategy called “One Loaf, One Family” which sent social media abuzz since Monday.

MDNtv News is in possession of the leaked letter that was sent to Swart.

“As per our telephonic conversation, the social media space is abuzz with the utterances you made on a campaign supposedly distributing one loaf of bread per family in the name of the African National Congress. As you would know, this campaign on distributing one loaf of bread per family was not sanctioned by the ANC and furthermore brought the organisation into disrepute.

“This therefore serves not only to reprimand you against what you have been engaged with in this regard, but also to direct you to stop this campaign as it is not only detrimental to the organisation but also an insult to the indigent in our communities,” he said.

The letter further reads: “You are therefore directed to desist from initiating any other similar campaign that may bring the ANC into disrepute. Since 1994, the ANC led government has been in the forefront of a number of social transformation programmes with specific measures undertaken towards elimination of poverty amongst our people such as social grants for the elderly, children grants, grants for those with disabilities, feeding scheme at selected school, support for scholar transport, access to health for all, NSFAS for students in higher education, housing for those who cannot afford own shelter and a lot more.

“Therefore, any campaign must be premised on what government and the private sector must do to eliminate poverty and inequality and not piecemeal efforts that insult the dignity of our people. Where individual initiatives are undertaken, inclusive of those by the structures of the organisation, they must not undermine the dignity of our people, irrespective of their socio-economic status,” the letter reads.

Earlier, the ANC distanced itself from the One Loaf  On Family campaign.

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This follows a trending photograph that has raised serious questions about his professional conduct.

The image, which has circulated rapidly across Facebook, depicts the 22-year-old in a social setting.

However, the focus of the controversy is what appears to be cans of ‘dash’ — mixers commonly used with hard spirits — tucked near his legs.

The optics have left fans polarized, with many expressing fear that the young attacker may be falling victim to the “drinking demon” that has derailed several promising careers at Naturena.

Disciplinary Rumors Refueled

The timing of the leak has cast a shadow over the recent official statements from the club.

Both Mduduzi Shabalala and Mfundo Vilakazi were notable absentees from the high-profile clashes against Orlando Pirates and Richards Bay.

The club’s sporting director Kaizer Motaung Jnr and coach Cedric Kaze previously dismissed rumors of a suspension.

They insisted that Shabalala’s exclusion was purely tactical while Vilakazi’s was due to injury.

This viral photo has however reignited claims that there may be deeper disciplinary issues behind the scenes.

This incident follows a public warning from club legend Itumeleng Khune, who recently criticized the current generation for behaving more like “influencers” than footballers.

For Mduduzi Shabalala, who is considered a cornerstone of the club’s future, the pressure to maintain a professional image is at an all-time high.

While the contents of the social setting remain speculative, the damage to Shabalala’s reputation among the fans is real.

With a massive fixture against Durban City on the horizon, the youngster will need more than just “tactical” readiness to win back the trust of the Amakhosi fans.

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Ever since she made that negative where she described how South Africa wad experiencing the influx of Zimbabweans and they should consider moving into their country of origin.

On Tuesday Naledi Aphiwe whose real name is Naledi Aphiwe Myongwane wrote a statement clarifying her position on that particular comment and apologized to the Zimbabweans.

“Social media never forgets, and I’ve been reminded of a comment I made a few months ago. I want to address it properly instead of ignoring it. First, I want to make it clear that my words were never meant to disrespect Zimbabweans or come from a place of hate. I understand that intentions don’t always translate well online, and I can see how what I said may have hurt or offended people. For that, I sincerely apologise.

“I am still young and I’m constantly growing, learning, and understanding the weight that words can carry especially on social media. I don’t claim to be perfect, and when I make mistakes, I believe in owning them and learning from them. This has definitely been a moment of reflection for me.Please don’t misunderstand my heart or define me by one comment.

Naledi said she truly wasn’t that deep or rooted in negativity.

“I respect people from all backgrounds, and I would never intentionally spread hate. I hope we can move forward with understanding and give each other grace. I genuinely wish peace for everyone involved,one love,” she said.

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