This week in the Big Brother Mzansi BAZOZWA house, it appeared like the housemates had entered an unpredictable new phase with surprise twists, hunger and Biggie’s gender separation affecting them both emotionally and strategically.
The season’s third & fourth eviction which saw Mashel and Dene Jones leave the house marked a significant moment that reshaped the house’s balance socially. Both evictions left lingering tension exposed, particularly among the women, where the cracks in relationships quickly widened. The week’s theme of Asipheli Umoya (We never give up…), feels appropriate for the week that the housemates are having in Week 4 of the show.
Big Brother Introduced Hunger as a Weapon
What seemed like a moment of relief after a punishment was lifted soon turned into shock! Biggie’s Ninjas froze the house and launched a series of food raids, removing meat from the fridge, followed by ice cream and later cold drinks raid. This left viewer wondering if Biggie is still upset of not following his rules? We watch to find out where it will all end.
With Tumi the Barber securing Head of House (HoH) and memories of a failed wager during his first reign still fresh, expectations are high for improved teamwork this time around. The week’s dramatic face-to-face also re-ignited personal frustrations within the house and debates on alliances that shifted as it became clear to many that the unity was fragile.
Biggie’s Gender Separation Fuels Conflict
As if the already existing tensions within the house were not enough, Biggie introduced the gender separation twist, which dramatically shifted the house dynamics. This did not seem to be a big issue amongst the guys as they bonded easily and focused on the wager. It was a different A heated confrontation between Ilano and Thandeka set the tone, with Ilano bluntly voicing her frustration with her saying: “The level of disrespect in this house, I just don’t get it.”
There were also accusations of sabotage, gossip and disrespect which continued to surface, deepening divisions among the women and complicating preparations for sponsor-driven wager tasks.
The diary room sessions also confirmed the obvious contrast between the groupings. The men described unity and ease, while the women spoke of hostility and emotional exhaustion.
This Week’s Wager
The housemates have been observing a great divide set by Biggie – the gents and ladies functioning as separate units for the week – and also wagered 100% on this week’s wager.
This week’s wager needs housemates to stretch out of their comfort zones and showcase resilience, grit and discipline. And noting that the girls look so divided, the gents are feeling confident that they will win this one!
Tune in tonight at 18:00 for the wager presentation to see which group clinches the win.
The Weekend
Tonight at 19:00, host Smash Afrika sits down with Mashel and Dene Jones on Big Brother: Beyond Umsindo and this Friday on Spills with Biggie on Friday 19:00, Naledi M sits with Blue Aiva (Big Brother Titans), Luclay (Big Brother Africa 6: Amplified) and Bafana Mthembu (Content Creator) to review the week and how the housemates are handling all the drama in the house.
For this Saturday’s Chillers Party, Mzansi DJ Lamiez is on the decks to give the housemates some relief after a week that brought out the worst in some. DJ Lamiez Holworthy is also a television personality and radio presenter who has become one of the most recognisable figures in the country’s entertainment industry.
With eleven housemates up for eviction this week – Ashay, Bravo B, Buhle B, Didi, King Wanda, Kokii, Liema, Mshefane, Thandeka, Que, and Trixie – tensions remain high in the house. Everyone is on high alert, looking at who will go home during this Sunday’s Live Eviction Show.
Vote to save your favourite housemate on the Mzansi Magic web and mobi site by selecting housemates of your choice and entering your number of votes. Voting via these platforms is limited to 100 votes per user. You can also download the MyDStv app from the App Store for Apple devices or Play Store for Android devices for additional votes. Votes are allocated based on your subscription packages. The voting window closes at 21:00 on Thursday (CAT).
Big Brother Mzansi Season 6 is proudly sponsored by headline partner LottoStar, associate sponsors Chillers Punch & King Pie and tactical sponsors Robertsons Spices, Zakhaa Pay, Schweppes, PepsiCo, Bayer SA, Falco Milano Eyewear, Galxboy and Unilever Homecare.
Big Brother Mzansi season 6 is broadcast live 24/7 on DStv channel 198. Stream here. Sunday eviction shows are at 18:00 on Mzansi Magic and Mzansi Wethu. Join the conversation on social media using #BBMzansiS6 and #Bazozwa on Facebook, X, Instagram, and TikTok.
Media Notes:
For media interview requests, contact the Big Brother Mzansi publicity team:
Portia Hlongwane: portia.hlongwane@mnet.co.za
Temogo Zondi: temogoz@playmakers.co.za
Basetsana Moropa: basetsanam@playmakers.co.za
Sebina Letseleha: sebinal@playmakers.co.za
WEEK 4: Food Raids, Gender Separation and High Stakes Push Housemates to Breaking Point
This week in the Big Brother Mzansi BAZOZWA house, it appeared like the housemates had entered an unpredictable new phase with surprise twists, hunger and Biggie’s gender separation affecting them both emotionally and strategically.
The season’s third & fourth eviction which saw Mashel and Dene Jones leave the house marked a significant moment that reshaped the house’s balance socially. Both evictions left lingering tension exposed, particularly among the women, where the cracks in relationships quickly widened. The week’s theme of Asipheli Umoya (We never give up…), feels appropriate for the week that the housemates are having in Week 4 of the show.
Big Brother Introduced Hunger as a Weapon
What seemed like a moment of relief after a punishment was lifted soon turned into shock! Biggie’s Ninjas froze the house and launched a series of food raids, removing meat from the fridge, followed by ice cream and later cold drinks raid. This left viewer wondering if Biggie is still upset of not following his rules? We watch to find out where it will all end.
With Tumi the Barber securing Head of House (HoH) and memories of a failed wager during his first reign still fresh, expectations are high for improved teamwork this time around. The week’s dramatic face-to-face also re-ignited personal frustrations within the house and debates on alliances that shifted as it became clear to many that the unity was fragile.
Biggie’s Gender Separation Fuels Conflict
As if the already existing tensions within the house were not enough, Biggie introduced the gender separation twist, which dramatically shifted the house dynamics. This did not seem to be a big issue amongst the guys as they bonded easily and focused on the wager. It was a different A heated confrontation between Ilano and Thandeka set the tone, with Ilano bluntly voicing her frustration with her saying: “The level of disrespect in this house, I just don’t get it.”
There were also accusations of sabotage, gossip and disrespect which continued to surface, deepening divisions among the women and complicating preparations for sponsor-driven wager tasks.
The diary room sessions also confirmed the obvious contrast between the groupings. The men described unity and ease, while the women spoke of hostility and emotional exhaustion.
This Week’s Wager
The housemates have been observing a great divide set by Biggie – the gents and ladies functioning as separate units for the week – and also wagered 100% on this week’s wager.
This week’s wager needs housemates to stretch out of their comfort zones and showcase resilience, grit and discipline. And noting that the girls look so divided, the gents are feeling confident that they will win this one!
Tune in tonight at 18:00 for the wager presentation to see which group clinches the win.
The Weekend
Tonight at 19:00, host Smash Afrika sits down with Mashel and Dene Jones on Big Brother: Beyond Umsindo and this Friday on Spills with Biggie on Friday 19:00, Naledi M sits with Blue Aiva (Big Brother Titans), Luclay (Big Brother Africa 6: Amplified) and Bafana Mthembu (Content Creator) to review the week and how the housemates are handling all the drama in the house.
For this Saturday’s Chillers Party, Mzansi DJ Lamiez is on the decks to give the housemates some relief after a week that brought out the worst in some. DJ Lamiez Holworthy is also a television personality and radio presenter who has become one of the most recognisable figures in the country’s entertainment industry.
With eleven housemates up for eviction this week – Ashay, Bravo B, Buhle B, Didi, King Wanda, Kokii, Liema, Mshefane, Thandeka, Que, and Trixie – tensions remain high in the house. Everyone is on high alert, looking at who will go home during this Sunday’s Live Eviction Show.
Vote to save your favourite housemate on the Mzansi Magic web and mobi site by selecting housemates of your choice and entering your number of votes. Voting via these platforms is limited to 100 votes per user. You can also download the MyDStv app from the App Store for Apple devices or Play Store for Android devices for additional votes. Votes are allocated based on your subscription packages. The voting window closes at 21:00 on Thursday (CAT).
Big Brother Mzansi Season 6 is proudly sponsored by headline partner LottoStar, associate sponsors Chillers Punch & King Pie and tactical sponsors Robertsons Spices, Zakhaa Pay, Schweppes, PepsiCo, Bayer SA, Falco Milano Eyewear, Galxboy and Unilever Homecare.
Big Brother Mzansi season 6 is broadcast live 24/7 on DStv channel 198. Stream here. Sunday eviction shows are at 18:00 on Mzansi Magic and Mzansi Wethu. Join the conversation on social media using #BBMzansiS6 and #Bazozwa on Facebook, X, Instagram, and TikTok.
