While social distancing amid the coronavirus pandemic, Millie answered a series of beauty questions from fans alongside her sister in law, Rachel. The pair shared a pampering session in their pyjamas.
When asked what her favourite product is from her debut skincare line, Florence By Mills, Millie picked her Look Alive eye balm.
The number of people who rely on food parcels provided by the Gauteng government to survive during the lockdown has doubled.
Gauteng Premier David Makhura revealed this during the launch of the Ekurhuleni Food Bank at the Springs fresh produce market on the East Rand on Tuesday.
Makhura said that, over the last two weeks, they had received calls from people who used to work before the lockdown who were now asking to be included on the list of the needy.
"Food security is critical in Gauteng. Ordinarily, in Gauteng, 20% of the population are food insecure. When there is no Covid-19, we also have residents who are food insecure.
Somizi and Mohale have started their very own foundation, and their first project saw them handing out food vouchers to families in need during the national lockdown.
The couple shared the info on a separate Instagram page they started for their organisation.
"We came up with this amazing idea where we decided to start a foundation, and we call it the Somhale Foundation, and our aim is to make this world a better place one person at a time," Somizi says in a video clip shared on the account.
He further explained: "We're giving away R500 worth of vouchers that we bought at Makro so that they can buy themselves groceries, and we've chosen 400 families."
The couple split the vouchers between 200 families in Ekurhuleni, east of Gauteng, and 200 families in Freedom Park, in the south of Johannesburg.
In the clip, Somizi encouraged those who want to contribute toward future projects to approach their foundation.
The Somhale Foundation also shared pictures from their first initiative on Instagram.
AmaZulu's Bongi Ntuli hopes he still has a chance to chase Pirates rival Gabadinho Mhango
AmaZulu striker Bongi Ntuli will be hugely disappointed if the Absa Premiership season is cut short due to the coronavirus pandemic and he is not able to fight for the Lesley Manyathela Golden Boot Award.
The 29-year-old Ntuli has been in good scoring form with a return of 12 of the club’s 14 goals after 24 matches and he desperately wants to challenge for the top goal scorer award at the end of the season.
Ntuli was tied with Peter Shalulille of Highlands Park and Bradley Grobler of SuperSport United at 12 goals each when the season was suspended and they were chasing Orlando Pirates rival Gabadinho Mhango who is leading the pack with 14.
“Having the opportunity to fight for the top scorer award is one thing that I want but we will see what happens as this situation is out of everyone’s control‚” he said.
“I take motivation from the fact that we still have six games remaining in the season as AmaZulu and maybe I will continue scoring.
