South African star Letoya Makhene has announced her return to music with a record deal signing at Ntethe Global Effect, marking a significant moment in her career after a prolonged hiatus. The agreement was formalized on Thursday, July 11th, in Bryanston, Johannesburg.

Letoya joins Ntethe Global Effect, an entertainment powerhouse founded by renowned musician and music executive Ntethelelo Mposwa, known simply as Ntethe, and published under Universal Music Publishing Group. Reflecting on her collaboration with Ntethe, Letoya expressed gratitude and acknowledged the challenges that have pushed her artistic boundaries.

“Signing with Ntethe Global Effect is a dream come true,” Letoya remarked. “It’s wonderful to return to my passion and collaborate with a team whose vision aligns perfectly with mine. I believe Ntethe Global Effect will elevate my music and brand to new heights.”

Excited about her forthcoming album, Letoya teased the first single titled “Abantu,” a rich blend of Afro-soul infused with Maskandi influences and an unmistakable 80’s vibe. The song promises to reveal a new, intimate side of Letoya, drawing listeners into uncharted emotional territory.

Ntethe, speaking on Letoya’s signing, emphasized her exceptional vocal talent and teased a bold, vulnerable musical direction that will surprise and captivate her fans. The partnership between Letoya Makhene and Ntethe Global Effect sets the stage for an exciting chapter in South African music.

In other news – John Mulaney and Olivia Munn tie the knot

John Mulaney and Olivia Munn have tied the knot, as reported by People. The actress, aged 44, and the 41-year-old actor first sparked romance in 2021. Their relationship blossomed further with the arrival of their son Malcolm later that year. Recently, their journey together has been marked by challenges, particularly after Olivia Munn disclosed her diagnosis with breast cancer in March.

“In February 2023, I underwent a genetic test for cancer genes… Two months later, I received the breast cancer diagnosis… Over the past ten months, I’ve undergone four surgeries, countless days in bed… surprisingly, I’ve only cried twice,” Olivia shared in a statement, detailing her experience privately managing treatment and recovery while maintaining a resilient public face. Read More