Big Brother Mzansi Season 5 Eviction Updates and Latest News

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The latest eviction show on Big Brother Mzansi season 5 has left fans stunned, with Mata and Muzi-TheMbuzi being the latest housemates to be evicted from the show. The eviction came as a surprise to both housemates, with Mata standing her ground on the Nsuku matter and Muzi-TheMbuzi expressing his disappointment at being nominated for being too confident. The house is now left with 14 housemates, and the competition is getting fiercer by the day.

The eviction show was filled with drama, as Smash Afrika turned up the heat on Mata and Nsuku's so-called "friendship". Mata refused to be Nsuku's pawn in a game of revenge against Nate, while Nsuku clapped back, saying a conversation would have sufficed, not a nomination. The jury is still out on whether they are friends or frenemies. Meanwhile, Abobo and Uyanda made sure to clear their names, stating that they are not the ones stirring the pot, it's Mshini. The housemates are now more cautious than ever, knowing that every move counts and the stakes are higher than ever.

Before their eviction, Mata and Muzi-TheMbuzi had plans outside of Biggie's house. Muzi-TheMbuzi is looking forward to international DJing gigs, while Mata plans to focus on her music career. Mata has been singing professionally since 2017 and has collaborated with several artists, including Mampintsha. She is now focusing on amapiano and new budding genres. The housemates who have left the house before them include Ash-ley Ogle, who was evicted in a surprise Monday night eviction, joining seven other housemates whose journeys have ended in the house.

The housemates are now gearing up for the next eviction show, with the competition getting tighter and the stakes higher. Big Brother Mzansi season 5 is broadcast live 24/7 on DStv channel 198, and Sunday eviction shows are at 18:00 on Mzansi Magic. Fans can join the conversation on social media platforms using the hashtag #BBMzansi and connect with the show on Facebook, X, Instagram, and TikTok. The show is proudly sponsored by headline partner LottoStar and tactical partner Robertsons Spices. Some of the notable housemates who are still in the game include Nsuku, Abobo, Uyanda, and Mandy Hagan, who have all been making waves in the house with their strategies and alliances.

The game is getting more intense, with housemates walking on eggshells, knowing that at any moment, another verbal showdown could erupt. The house has reached a dangerous tipping point, with some housemates playing it safe and others taking risks that could backfire spectacularly. Will it be a strong player who's made too many enemies, or will a silent game be their downfall? One thing is for sure - this house is only getting hotter, and the streets are for the heat. The competition is getting fiercer, and the stakeholders are eager to see what happens next in the Big Brother Mzansi house.