ICYMI:BIG BROTHER MZANSI S4 launches its S’YA MOSHA season in style
Season 4 of one of Sout’Ah’s biggest reality TV shows Big Brother Mzansi has finally landed. A total of 23 dynamic housemates were chosen from all over Mzansi strutting across the Big Brother stage last night as they headed into the infamous house – all promising entertainment one way of the other. This year, the show is dubbed S’ya Mosha, and will again be hosted by the resident host-with-the-most Lawrence Maleka who proved to be good at what he does last night, with quirky humour and jabs right through.
Among seeing the 23 contestants, a number that includes 3 housemates who are dubbed as the the Disruptors – namely Neo, Taki and Fahima, the launch also saw fantastic performances from Mzansi’s finest like DJ and producer Tyler ICU ft Tumelo.za, Leemackrazy & Khaul Anderson with a DJ Set/Mix which included the hit song Mnike, Kamo Mphela and Afrotainment featuring DJ Tira himself.
If you missed it, meet the housemates and read their quotes about how they move in relationships, what S’ya Mosha means to them and how they think they are the ultimate disruptors.
Twenty-seven year old Tshepo Tau aka MAKHEKHE hails from Katlehong and is currently unemployed
“In relationships, I move with stina ke bosso. S’ya Mosha means to me, you being yourself, you having fun inside the house and you showcasing Mzansi who you are. That’s S’ya Mosha, in my words. Because of it will bring out the vibe. It will cause all the drama, because of the entertainment.“
Chuene Kaapu aka CHUENZAA is a 24-year-old who hails from Alberton but is originally from Limpopo. Chuenzaa is a Marketing Manager
“So, I’m a lover. I am very big on love and affection. One of my love languages is definitely physical touch, gifting as well. It doesn’t have to be the most expensive thing. Even if it’s a sweet that you saw and you thought of me, that’s cute. Just being thoughtful.
“S’ya Mosha actually represents what I stand for; Disrupting the status quo and just infiltrating spaces and I feel like S’ya Mosha is giving something like that. I don’t know if Big Brother has the same sentiments that I do, but I feel like S’ya Mosha means we are disrupting and coming for everything.
“I am a disruptor because I always challenge the status quo. I look at things and think “I’m not going to take it as it is”, well most of the time. I’m going to challenge it, make it my own and make it fly while also destructing.“
Lindokuhle Nsele, known as BRAVO B, is a 26 year old food vendor who hails from Kwazulu Natal’s Kwa Nongoma.
“I kiss them all because ngiyindoda yomZulu (I’m a Zulu man), I believe [in] esthenjeni (polygamy), so I need to test and test and test until I find the right one. S’ya Mosha means siya phihliza (we are demolishing). Because I’m a Zulu man with plenty of power with a lot to share about where I come from. “
YOUNG PAPPI, real name Muthusiemang Bika, hails from the Free State’s Kimberly. The 22-year-old is a student and entrepreneur.
“How I move in relationships is one forever yena. I’d say [that] for now because I believe, I’m in a relationship so I believe I won’t do anything. S’ya Mosha according to my understanding means we’re creating chaos. It’s busy, it’s everything. It’s one, two, three. It’s drama, it’s violence, it’s kisses, it’s smashing, it’s everything.”
“I’m a disruptor because I’m going to create chaos in that house. I’m going to make sure that everyone must feel my presence. And they must feel gore ja Young Pappi is in charge. I’m in charge here,” he said.
Sabelo Ncube, also known as PAPAGHOST, is a 36 year music producer from Johannesburg.
“How I move in relationships is I am usually very giving, very attentive. I am the most loving, most overbearing partner you will ever have. S’ya Mosha is just exciting. It just feels like anything can happen. Mabathi S’ya Mosha like, anything can happen.“
Mishack Mazibuko aka MICH is a 23-year-old student/content creator from Midrand. Mich originally hails from Mpumalanga.
“Yoh! I am the problem, but I have a very beautiful love language. I give one of the best loves. I mean, everyone that gets in my way, they get to fall in love with me. S’ya Mosha means to me asambe! It means vibe, man. It means ja, okay, we are in. We are here. Sifikile. Singenile. The people, the vibe, the youth, it’s our time. It’s my time, personally. So yeah, to me it means s’mosha kwasani.“
“I believe I am a disruptor because I believe I am always right. I believe I give good advice. So if you are not cool with that, it means you have a problem with me.“
Mcjunior Zondi is aged 25-years old and hails from KZN’s Durban.
This is what the aspiring writer / creative had to say about S’ya Mosha: “For me, I am definitely the loyal type, definitely one girl, hold you down. I move loyal. I move exclusive. I mean, if it’s yours and you want to share it, but if it’s mine, na. Loyalty! S’ya Mosha means it’s going down. Within the realm of the rules but everything goes, and we are doing everything. The Saturday night parties are going to be lit, the tasks are going to be bigger and everything is going to be better. We are doing it all, S’ya Mosha.“
“I am disruptor because I manipulate all the way, all the time. That’s what makes me the absolute disruptor.“
Sinaye Kotobe is a 24-year-old self employed youngster from Qonce in the Eastern Cape.
The way I move in relationships is forever yena because I am in a three-year long-term relationship. S’ya Mosha means have fun, be creative, and be authentic. A disruptor never backs down from a challenge.“
Wilfred Thathane aka WILLY is a 24-year-old from Garankuwa, Gauteng. This is how the intern describes himself: “The way I move in relationships is forever, I am a sweetheart. S’ya Mosha means senya ke tla patela. I always choose violence.“
Mfanele Nduku aka JAREED is a 24-year-old Structural/Mechanical Designer from Pretoria.
“Kiss them all, tell none. Simply because I’m an honourable man and I keep my business. Hopefully they do too. Like my mesh tops, S’ya Mosha just means it’s a messy situation. So all we do is make a mess of situations inside the house, and starting up some things. A disruptor never settles. You never press stop. You’re always finding some way to always keep pushing and keep pressing.“
Disruptor number 1 Takalani Muthige aka TAKI is a 27 entertainer who hails originally hails from Limpopo but currently resides in Johannesburg.
“I am basically a lover boy. Think of Take Care Drake. You know, very emotional, very “I want you and nobody else” type of space, type of vibe, type of energy. That is how I am. I got a lot of love to give. I love, so that’s how I move in relationships. S’ya Mosha means havoc, messiness, armageddon, chaos, everything and anything that is chaotic, that is not in order. Hey, man, S’ya Mosha. I am a disruptor because I like to have a lot of fun, but also within that fun I can be very, very deep. I can get to know you very well, and all your deepest, darkest secrets and I can use that against you.“
Harriet Mthimunye also known as MPUMI is a 23 year old Night Club MC who hails from Johannesburg but is originally from Garankuwa.
“One forever yena, definitely. That’s how I move in a relationship. I’m a one-man woman. Ka S’pitori ba re rea senya, wa ntlaloganya. Ba re ra tlakantsa. Ba re re phendula dilo. Hae duma ea tsamaya. Areyeng. Ke game. Ke train, ae eme. I’m a disruptor because I’m an all-round entertainer. I’m a very unique human being, and I believe that I was born to be a star.“
Thirty-year-old Lerato Modise originates from the Free State but currently reside here in Johannesburg. The Tenderpreneur describes herself as follows: “I’m very dominant in relationships. Right now, I’m learning how to be submissive. Not that I’m a cry-baby but give me attention. I like attention and take accountability. Chaos, it means colourful, it means umririti (whistles kasi style). I’m calm, collected, chaotic and charismatic. Not to mention that I’m a philanthropic person at heart. I’m also my name, Lerato that’s a bit of kindness.”
Ichumile Nozibele aka MEELAY is a 26 who hails from East London in the Eastern Cape, and is a Makeup Artist.
“I’m going to be a bad person if I say ‘kiss them all’. So, I can’t say that. One ‘forever yena’, I would say. I think S’ya Mosha means drama. Out of the ordinary. Something different. Something just pizzazz. Yeah. Awesome. I am a disruptor because I’m a ticking time bomb.“
Eulanda Monyai aka YOLANDA is a 32-year-old from Johannesburg, originally from Limpopo. This is how the Sales Consultant /Model describes herself: “I am a forever yena because I’m loyal and I’m very honest and I catch feelings very fast so if I’m in, I’m literally in. I feel it means you’re breaking the rules … a little bit. And we are not going to follow everything. We are just going to live and enjoy life, you know what I mean? I mean having a formula all the time doesn’t always work. So, we will be more ‘mosh-ing’ the whole time. I think that’s what it is. I am disrupter because I’m loud, very talkative, overconfident sometimes, and very confrontational.“
Twenty-three year old Elsie Sese popularly known as ELS is a hairdresser from Vanderbilj Park.
“I move with the flow of the relationship wherever it leads me, I will go, only if it is good for me. It means drama, chaos, no peace, no sleep.
I am a disruptor because I got a blazing personality and I bring the heat.”
Thirty-year-old Palesa Motanyane, or you can call her PALE, is from Soweto and is a Business Development Manager.
“One forever yena because I don’t like sharing. I won’t want to be shared as well. My person is my person and mine alone. And, when they are mine alone, it’s forever yena. But if they break my heart, then we try again and have another forever yena. I am the last to get there, and want to be the last to leave. I want to close the door because I am still having the time of my life. I am a packaged deal. I am that one that you must just keep your eyes on day in [and] day out.“
Siphosethu Mxunyelwa goes by the name SAMMY M is 22-years-old and is a Goldsmith from Johannesburg (originally from King William’s Town)
“I do not now believe in ‘shapa ka stina’ because how you get him is how they take him. So, I want a single man and I do not share. We do not share this side. A beautiful mess, iragaraga, uchinsa. Ukungabambeki of sorts. Hhayi andiva. Andimameli, Andiva mna!“
Mbali Miya or MALI, is a 25 year old Club Host/Bolt Driver from Thembisa.
“I move faithfully. S’ya Mosha means that we are doing the most, we are just bending the rules, taking to the top. We are not staying in one lane. I am a disruptor because my name is Mali and I’m ngiyashoveka and I break relationships.“
Zinhle Mofokeng aka ZEE is a 25-year-old Club Hostess from Joburg (Originally from KZN +Vaal)
“I’m always in like long term relationship because I date to marry. Danger. Maza. Everything dangerous and everything chaos. I can be very spicy!“
Liyema Phantsi or you can call her LIEMA, is a 22-year-old Student/Bartender from King Williams Town in the Eastern Cape.
“Kiss them all and tell no one or forever yena. Being rebellious, mischievous and doing what you want to do. Because I’m a natural flirt. A lot of people like to think I’m flirting with them so I think that will be very problematic.“
Alfredoh Matsingwane aka FAHIMA is our Disruptor number 2, 26 years of age and is a musician from Pretoria.
“Ka stena! I’m definitely taking your man. Can I swear? We about to F the sh*t up! I’m that chick, I cause trouble wherever I go.“
Disruptor number 3 but certainly not the least is 21-year-old Neo Sibiya. the Content Creator / Fitness Coach is from Pretoria although she hails from Mpumalanga by birth.
“A girl doesn’t kiss and tell no shapa people with stinas. They have shapa’d me once so I know the feeling. I’m very territorial, what’s mine is mine and in this economy everyone wants to share and I don’t want to a be part of that sharing so please mark me absent. We’re literally going after everything that we want. We’re distracting! Because I’m bringing the vibes, I’m bringing the disruption, I’m bringing the style, I’m bringing the glitz, the glam. Listen! Everything that is positive and elegant – boss lady! That’s exactly what I’m bringing.“