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The Star
28-06-2025
- Automotive
- The Star
Zee Nxumalo unveils her stunning Mercedes Benz V-Class
South African musician sensation Zee Nxumalo has acquired a new set of wheels, a luxurious carrier van, a Mercedes-Benz V300d. Taking to Instagram, the 'Ngisakuthanda' hitmaker shared a video of herself collecting her new vehicle with her family. 'Please be patient on the road😍 driver is still a LEARNER,' she captioned the video. Nxumalo has positioned herself as one of the country's top hitmakers, with her song topping radio charts and her performing across the country. The 22-year-old powerhouse has been making major moves, from her show-stopping performance at the TikTok Awards, to her critically acclaimed project "Inja Ye Game", released late last year, Her hit single "Ngisakuthanda" featuring TBO secured the No 1 position on Apple Music South Africa across all genres, marking her first-ever solo top placement in a mere six months since its initial release. Her post with her wheels was filled with congratulatory messages from her fans and industry colleagues. 'BIG ZEE 🔥CONGRATULATIONS 🥂🤝🏾,' wrote vocalist Focalistic. 'A family's pride!🙏🏾🙌🏾' wrote presenter Katlego Maboe. 'Girls with Mercs😍🔥🔥🔥' said singer MaWhoo.
Identity
27-01-2025
- Entertainment
- Identity
TikTok MENA Spotlights Regional Talent and Creativity at Annual TikTok Awards
On a night full of festivity and celebration, TikTok MENA hosted its annual TikTok Awards at The Palm Zabeel Theater to honor, recognize, and empower emerging talents from the region who achieved remarkable success on the platform over the past year. The event was hosted by charismatic content creators, Hadeel Marei and Mohanad Alhattab, who have made waves in the MENA region with their humorous yet relatable content. In addition, sensational breakthrough artists Naïka and Marwan Moussa, whose music gained massive traction amongst fans on the platform, electrified the stage with captivating performances of hit tracks, including Naïka's 'Ma Cherie' and Marwan Moussa's 'Hob Khena'a.'
