Sandra Ankobiah In White Feathered Bodycon Dress With Net Top and Sleeves


Sandra looked gorgeous in her lovely dress, white feathered hat and studded gladiator sandals with heels.
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Reports coming in from Sunday World, says the musician fainted just before songstress Shekinah took to the stage to perform at the swanky awards ceremony. “She fainted, she is ok, it was just some weird exhaustion. But she is awake and still on my stretcher,” a paramedic told the paper. Apparently Skolopad was taken to…

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Kenyan Socialite and video vixen, Vera Sidika, seems to be seeing things differently now, as she says she regrets ever going for boobs enlargement surgery. While speaking with The Nairobian, she said she wished she could change the hands of time.. “I have had boob surgery before, years ago in Beverly Hills, California. I paid…
Beautiful and talented Kajal Maharaj, is a South African television presenter, actress, dancer and model best known as the presenter of the SABC2 religious show Dharma Moments. Kajal, 34, is a trained hip hop and modern dancer. Her stage acting debut was in the 2007 play, Bad Girls Do Go To Heaven, directed by Yugan…

Uzalo actress, Nokuthula Mabika aka ‘Nocxy’ may come across like a slay queen with her fashion sense and luxury car, but you may just be wrong. The talented actress told TshisaLIVE she works hard for her money. “I work too hard to be a slay queen. A slay queen is someone who is jetting off…

South African TV series, Muvhango, was created, written and produced by Duma Ka-Ndlovu. First aired, 7th April, 1997. The series is broadcast every evening on SABC 2, from Mon-Fri at 21:00. Here is a list of actors and actresses who star in the series: Cast Dingaan Mokebe – James Motsamai Vatiswa Ndara – Modiehi Zikalala…