Khanya Mkangisa

Johannesburg’s glitterati join 80 countries in a global Moët Grand Day celebration

Moët & Chandon Day celebration Dineo Moeketsi

The world’s most loved champagne, Moët & Chandon, hosted a sparkling list of South African stars to celebrate Moët Grand Day 2018.

This global, day-to-night party saw 80 countries worldwide uniting in champagne celebration on June 9th​ bringing together over a million people from Hong Kong to Lagos and Johannesburg to Montreal. For 24 hours, friends and guests of the Champagne House came together around the globe to raise their champagne glasses in a toast to the memorable moments that bring joy to their lives.

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This year’s glamorous gold-carpet Moët Grand Day party hosted at the prestigious Four Seasons, The Westcliff’s Arcadia Ballroom, saw Johannesburg once again take its place on the world stage. Moët Grand Day has become the champagne party of the year, aptly capturing the ‘Must be Moët’ mindset The event attracted the country’s top celebrities, music royalty and business personalities including Boitumelo Thulo ‘Boity’, Luthando Shosha ‘Lootlove’, Dineo Moeketsi, Khanya Mkangisa and Kelly Khumalo.

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The most revealing dresses on the SAMA24 red carpet

Nandi Madida SAMA

The 24th edition of the South African Music Awards (SAMA) took place this past weekend at Sun City in the North West. 

Most female South African celebrities worn shear outfits on the red carpet. We have compiled a list of the most revealing dresses on the SAMA24 red carpet.

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Top most revealing dresses on the SAMA24 red carpet:

Thabsie

Thabsie

Boity Thulo

Boity Thulo

Lootlove

Lootlove

Khanya Mkangisa

Khanya Mkangisa

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Khanya Mkangisa and Mpande Buthelezi become the final team to be eliminated on #TIOT8

Khanya Mkangisa and Mpande Buthelezi

In the last elimination of the season, Khanya Mkangisa and Mpande Buthelezi (#TeamWhite) are the latest duo who had to say goodbye to the Maldives, and, to their shot at the R1 million prize.

#TeamWhite are no strangers to elimination challenges and have surprised competitors and fans alike on numerous occasions throughout the season as they’ve come out on top every elimination challenge they found themselves in. In the final elimination challenge which aired last night, they unfortunately could not keep up the momentum. This makes them the fifth team to be eliminated, leaving Nay Maps & Rudi Witkowsky (#TeamYellow) and Brendan Peyper & Lisanne Lazarus (#TeamRed) to go head to head in next weeks’ big finale of #TIOT8.

To find out who walks away with that coveted R1 million prize, tune in to the Tropika Island of Treasure season 8 finale on SABC3 at 19:30 on Monday 30 April 2018.

Q&A with Khanya Mkangisa and Mpande Buthelezi shortly after being eliminated:

What did you learn most about yourself throughout the competition?

Khanya Mkangisa: My time on Tropika Island of Treasure was incredible and it gave me the opportunity to physically see what I have always known to be true about myself. I learnt that I am strong and that I can endure anything. It was an experience I will never forget.

Mpande Buthelezi: I learnt that perseverance goes a long way. Something that surprised me the most was the determination I (and my partner) had. #TeamWhite were in quite a few elimination challenges throughout the season, but we fought hard and made it through them all – until now!

Where do you think you could have improved?

Khanya Mkangisa: It was no secret that #TeamWhite were the underdogs and no one expected us to get this far in the competition. Although we did well, there is always room for improvement. I probably could’ve been more patient with my partner and handled situations better under pressure.

Mpande Buthelezi: I definitely could have improved on my communication skills. When I was busy with a challenge and in an intense mode of focus, I didn’t communicate much (especially as much as I should have); I just kept quiet and got on with the challenge at hand. But I’ve started working on that.

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