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Musicians David Adeleke, popularly known as Davido, and Wande Coal have engaged in a heated exchange on social media following a dispute over an unreleased song collaboration. The disagreement began after an interview surfaced online in which Davido explained why a version of Wande Coal’s 2021 single, “Come My Way,” featuring his guest verse, was […] The post Davido’s inappropriate video with…

Shut Up! Men Are Talking, a feature film, has captured the attention of viewers since its independent release on YouTube. The film, written, directed, and self-funded by Chris Q. Radebe, garnered significant attention with 40,000 viewers on its premiere day and over 10 million YouTube views within its first month. The movie's popularity has led to an acquisition by Movie Room (DStv Channel 113), marking the channel's first foray into a South African-produced feature film. The film will premiere nationally on Monday, August 31, 2026, at 20.00pm on DStv Channel 113.

"South Africa has a wealth of independent filmmaking talent and stories that deserve wider audiences," said Pulane Tshabalala, Chief Content Officer, Movie Room. The acquisition of Shut Up! Men Are Talking signals a new direction for Movie Room as it begins exploring more South African films and opportunities to collaborate with independent local filmmakers.

The film delves into relationships, family, and gender dynamics from a South African perspective. It follows the story of Nontobeko, a young widowed woman who challenges the demands of a patriarchal society while striving to live an assertive life. The film features a cast including Jo-Anne Reyneke, Wiseman Mncube, Thulani Mtsweni, Zekhethelo Zondi, and Lungelo Mpangase.

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