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THE WEEK IN ENTERTAINMENT

- NOMATHAMSANQA SITHATHU

THIS week in the entertainment world came with everything, from court battles, cute couple moments, emotional milestones and a few headline-grabbing shocks.

Here's a look at the stories that were on everyone's lips:

MacG agrees to gender sensitisation training after Minnie Dlamini complaint

Podcaster MacGyver "MacG" Mukwevho agreed to take part in gender sensitisation sessions after remarks he made about Minnie Dlamini sparked outrage.

Dlamini filed a complaint at the Johannesburg Equality Court, accusing MacG and his Podcast and Chill co-host Sol Phenduka of hate speech and discrimination following a podcast episode.

The media personality asked for a public apology, R1.5m for GBV survivors and training for both hosts. MacG admitted he sometimes makes mistakes, described his words as speculations and offered to improve his apology.

He said he is willing to mediate and to take the training if the court requires it, but he disagreed with the demand for the R1.5 million donation and argued the matter should be pursued in civil court.