10 South African Celebrity Gossip Sites to Follow on Twitter

Written by Becca Blond

When it comes to celebrity gossip, South African love to dish. And there are plenty of Twitter feeds offering the full scoop. Here are 10 accounts to check out — including one devoted entirely to the Oscar Pistorius murder trial: 10 South African celebrity gossip sites to follow on Twitter.

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1. Oscar Trial Channel

The Oscar Pistorius murder trial is all anyone can talk about in South Africa these days, so it makes sense there’s a Twitter feed devoted specifically to it. And according to SocialBaker.com statistics, it is the 57th most-followed Twitter account in the country. Tweets include:

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2. MTV Base Africa

The MTV Twitter feed for African-related music is managed out of South Africa. It sends out many tweets per day, focusing both on gossip and posts like this that promote its local programming:

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3. Cosmopolitan SA

Reaching a million women in South Africa, this magazine includes more than just fashion trends. It also dishes on, and features, celebrities:

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4. M-Net

The cable movie channel tweets about shows and movies it is airing, but also keeps you up to date on celebrity gossip:

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5. Channel 24

The Cape Town station has all the latest global and local celebrity gossip on its website and tidbits like this in the twitter feed:

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6. Zalebs

With just more than 7,200 followers, the gossip website doesn’t have a massive Twitter presence, but expect it to gain more followers for its oft-snarky tweets:

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7. Just Curious

For up-to-the-minute celebrity gossip, check out Just Curious, which won the Best Entertainment Blog title at the 2014 African Blogger Awards. Its twitter feed is updated frequently:

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8. People Magazine SA

The South African edition of the popular gossip magazine also maintains a Twitter feed. Check it out for free giveaways:

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9. Headline MzansiMagic

Their aim is to bring viewers closer to celebrities by providing the scoop on them. Tweets to their 10,400 followers include celebrity retweets like this:

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10. Muse Magazine

Dedicated to celebrating and promoting live music in South Africa, the Cape Town-based account includes free ticket give-aways:

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