Big Brother Mzansi | |
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Season 4 | |
Presented by | Lawrence Maleka |
No. of days | 70 |
No. of housemates | 23 |
Winner | Siphephelo "McJunior" Zondi |
Runner-up | Tshepo "Makhekhe" Tau |
Release | |
Original network | Mzansi Magic DStv (live) |
Original release | 21 January – 31 March 2024 |
Season chronology |
Big Brother Mzanzi: S'ya Mosha (also known as Big Brother Mzansi 4 or Big Brother South Africa 6) is the fourth season of the South African Big Brother reality television reboot series produced by Banijay and Red Pepper Pictures for M-Net and Mzansi Magic. It premiered on 21 January 2024 on DStv channel 198. [1]
LottoStar returned as the headline sponsor of the show, while the associate sponsors were Captain Morgan, Unilever Home Care Essentials & Robertson's Spices
Auditions opened on 11 October 2023 with prospective participants asked to submit a two-minute video. [2]
On 21 January 2024, 24 housemates entered the house, including Neo, Taki, and Fahima brought on to secretly disrupt the 20 competing housemates. [3] [4]
Housemates | Age on entry | Occupation | Residence/Hometown | Day entered | Day exited | Status |
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Siphephelo "McJunior" Zondi | 25 | Aspiring writer and creative | Durban, KwaZulu-Natal | 0 | 70 | Winner |
Tshepo "Makhekhe" Tau | 27 | Unemployed | Katlehong, Ekurhuleni | 0 | 70 | Runner-up |
Zintle "Zee" Mofokeng | 25 | Club hostess | Vaal Triangle, Gauteng | 0 | 70 | 3rd Place |
Sinaye Kotobe | 24 | Self-employed | Qonce, Eastern Cape | 0 | 70 | 4th place |
Harriet "Mpumi" Mthimunye | 23 | Nightclub MC | Ga-Rankuwa, Gauteng | 0 | 70 | 5th Place |
Sabelo "Papaghost" Ncube | 36 | Music producer | Johannesburg, Gauteng | 0 | 70 | 6th Place |
Wilfred "Willy" Thathane | 24 | Intern | Ga-Rankuwa, Gauteng | 0 | 63 | Evicted |
Liyema "Liema" Pantsi | 22 | Student, Aspiring Musician and bartender | Qonce, Eastern Cape | 0 | 57 | Bribed |
Muthusiemang "Young Pappi" Bika | 22 | Student and entrepreneur | Kimberley, Northern Cape | 0 | 56 | Evicted |
Eulanda "Yolanda" Monyai | 32 | Financial Advisor and model | Limpopo | 0 | 54 | Ejected |
Lerato Modise | 30 | Entrepreneur | Free State | 0 | 50 | Evicted |
Mfanele "Jareed" Nduku | 24 | Structural and mechanical designer | Pretoria, Gauteng | 0 | 49 | Evicted |
Elsie "Els" Sese | 23 | Hairdresser | Vaal Triangle, Gauteng | 0 | Evicted | |
Mishack "Mich" Mazibuko | 23 | Student and content creator | Midrand/Mpumalanga | 0 | 42 | Evicted |
Takalani "Taki" Muthige | 27 | Entertainer | Limpopo | 0 | Evicted | |
Ichumile "Meelay" Nozibele | 26 | Makeup artist | East London, Eastern Cape | 0 | Evicted | |
Chuene "Chuenzaaa" Kaapu | 24 | Marketing manager | Limpopo | 0 | Evicted | |
Palesa "Pale" Motanyane | 30 | Business development manager | Soweto, Gauteng | 0 | 28 | Evicted |
Neo Sibiya | 21 | Content creator and fitness coach | Mpumalanga | 0 | 21 | Rated out |
Alfredoh "Fahima" Matsingwane | Musician | Pretoria, Gauteng | 0 | Rated out | ||
Siphosethu "Sammy M" Mxunyelwa | 22 | Goldsmith | Qonce, Eastern Cape | 0 | 14 | Evicted |
Mbali "Mali" Miya | 25 | Bolt driver and club hostess | Thembisa, Ekurhuleni | 0 | 7 | Evicted |
Lindokuhle "Bravo B" Nsele | 26 | Food vendor | KwaZulu-Natal | 0 | 5 | Ejected |
Week 1 | Week 2 | Week 3 | Week 4 | Week 5 | Week 6 | Week 7 | Week 8 | Week 9 | Week 10 Final | Nominations & votes received | |
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Head of House | Mich | Neo | McJunior | McJunior | Taki | Willy | Mpumi | Papaghost | Papaghost | Zee | |
McJunior | Sinaye Papaghost | Willy Papaghost | Young Pappi | Els Papaghost | Young Pappi | Papaghost Lerato Modise | Willy Makhekhe | Young Pappi Lerato Modise | Mpumi Willy | Winner (Day 70) | 18 |
Makhekhe | Sinaye Yolanda | Liema Sinaye | Taki | Els Mich | Jareed | Sinaye Jareed | Sinaye Jareed | Zee Young Pappi | Willy Mpumi | Runner-Up (Day 70) | 14 |
Zee | Mali McJunior | Yolanda Papaghost | Yolanda | Liema Yolanda | Makhekhe | Meelay Yolanda | Jareed Liema | Mpumi Sinaye | Liema Makhekhe | 3rd Place (Day 70) | 6 |
Sinaye | Yolanda McJunior | Makhekhe McJunior | Meelay | Mich Papaghost | Makhekhe | Mich Makhekhe | Papaghost Lerato Modise | Mpumi Lerato Modise | Mpumi Makhekhe | 4th Place (Day 70) | 11 |
Mpumi | Els Zee | Liema Meelay | Papaghost | Liema Yolanda | Meelay | Liema Yolanda | Jareed Lerato Modise | Liema Young Pappi | Liema Sinaye | 5th Place (Day 70) | 14 |
Papaghost | Pale Yolanda | Sammy_M Yolanda | Mich | Pale Taki | Fake Eviction (Day 28) | Sinaye McJunior | Willy McJunior | Sinaye McJunior | Willy McJunior | 6th Place (Day 70) | 13 |
Willy | Els Taki | Pale McJunior | Yolanda | Pale Yolanda | Yolanda | Yolanda Makhekhe | Yolanda Lerato Modise | Liema Yolanda | Liema McJunior | Evicted (Day 63) | 14 |
Liema | Papaghost Lerato Modise | Mpumi Fahima | Els | Pale Mpumi | Young Pappi | Els Mpumi | Els Willy | Zee Willy | Zee Mpumi | Bribed (Day 57) | 12 |
Young Pappi | Mali McJunior | Sammy_M McJunior | Meelay | Taki Sinaye | Liema | Taki McJunior | Els Liema | Willy Mpumi | Evicted (Day 56) | 4 | |
Yolanda | Makhekhe Lerato Modise | McJunior Lerato Modise | Liema | Pale Sinaye | Jareed | Zee Jareed | Willy Jareed | Mpumi Willy | Ejected (Day 54) | 15 | |
Lerato Modise | Mpumi Yolanda | Mpumi Jareed | Mich | Pale Jareed | Fake Eviction (Day 28) | Sinaye McJunior | Zee Sinaye | Mpumi Willy | Evicted (Day 50) | 14 | |
Jareed | McJunior Lerato Modise | Makhekhe McJunior | Lerato Modise | Yolanda Papaghost | Yolanda | Meelay Yolanda | Yolanda Makhekhe | Evicted (Day 49) | 5 | ||
Els | Neo Fahima | Mpumi Papaghost | Lerato Modise | Mich Lerato Modise | McJunior | Liema Makhekhe | Makhekhe McJunior | 6 | |||
Mich | Papaghost Lerato Modise | Fahima Lerato Modise | Fahima | Pale Papaghost | McJunior | Taki Sinaye | Evicted (Day 42) | 3 | |||
Taki | Yolanda | Papaghost | Papaghost | Willy Young Pappi | Young Pappi | Mich Papaghost | 9 | ||||
Meelay | Taki McJunior | Taki McJunior | Pale | Pale Taki | Jareed | Zee Jareed | 4 | ||||
Chuenzaaa | Mpumi Papaghost | Sammy_M Meelay | Willy | Pale Liema | Makhekhe | Taki Sinaye | 0 | ||||
Pale | Yolanda McJunior | Papaghost Lerato Modise | Lerato Modise | Mich Yolanda | Evicted (Day 28) | 10 | |||||
Sammy_M | Yolanda Lerato Modise | Willy Fahima | Evicted (Day 14) | 2 | |||||||
Mali | Bravo B Meelay | Evicted (Day 7) | 2 | ||||||||
Bravo B | Sinaye McJunior | Ejected (Day 5) | 1 | ||||||||
Disruptors | |||||||||||
Fahima | Lerato Modise | Liema | Yolanda | Rated out (Day 21) | 4 | ||||||
Neo | Mali | Papaghost | Lerato Modise | 1 | |||||||
Note | 1 | none | 2 | 3 | none | 4 | 5 | 6 | none | ||
Nominated (pre-save and replace) | Fake Nominations | McJunior Mpumi Sammy_M Lerato Modise Papaghost | Fake Nominations | Yolanda Pale Liema Mich Papaghost Taki | Fake Nominations | Makhekhe Sinaye McJunior Yolanda Jareed Liema Mich Meelay Zee Papaghost Taki | Makhekhe Sinaye McJunior Yolanda Willy Jareed Liema Lerato Modise Els | Sinaye Mpumi Willy Young Pappi Liema Zee Lerato Modise | Makhekhe Sinaye McJunior Mpumi Willy Liema Zee | ||
Saved | McJunior | Taki | Jareed | Willy | none | ||||||
Against public vote | Makhekhe Sinaye Bravo B McJunior Yolanda Mpumi Pale Willy Jareed Young Pappi Liema Meelay Mali Zee Chuenzaaa Lerato Modise Papaghost Els | Mpumi Sammy_M Zee Lerato Modise Papaghost | Fahima Neo Taki | Yolanda Pale Liema Mich Lerato Modise Papaghost | none | Makhekhe Sinaye McJunior Yolanda Liema Mich Meelay Zee Chuenzaaa Papaghost Taki | Makhekhe Sinaye McJunior Yolanda Jareed Liema Lerato Modise Els | Sinaye Mpumi Willy Young Pappi Liema Zee | Makhekhe Sinaye McJunior Mpumi Willy Zee | Makhekhe Sinaye McJunior Mpumi Zee Papaghost | |
Ejected | Bravo B | none | Yolanda | none | |||||||
Walked | none | none | |||||||||
Evicted | Mali 0.63% to save | Sammy_M 9.19% to save | Fahima 13.97% to save
| Pale 4.51% to save | No Eviction | Chuenzaaa 1.08% to save
| Els 1.07% to save
| Lerato Modise Fate Room eviction
| Liema Bribed with R250 000.00
| Papaghost 3.36% to save
| |
Survived | Meelay 0.68% to save Pale 1.55% to save McJunior 1.96% to save Jareed 2.28% to save Papaghost 2.60% to save Young Pappi 2.81% to save Els 2.97% to save Willy 3.47% to save Mpumi 3.57% to save Chuenzaaa 4.57% to save Lerato Modise 4.74% to save Makhekhe 6.74% to save Sinaye 9.09% to save Yolanda 9.31% to save Liema 11.67% to save Zee 12.78% to save 18.57% to save | Lerato Modise 11.98% to save Papaghost 13.09% to save Mpumi 26.59% to save Zee 39.15% to save | Taki 41.31% to save | Papaghost 9.39% to save Lerato Modise 9.70% to save Mich 14.25% to save Yolanda 28.81% to save Liema 33.34% to save | Sinaye 5.93% to save Papaghost 6.57% to save Makhekhe 9.96% to save Zee 10.80% to save McJunior 17.74% to save Liema 19.37% to save Yolanda 20.15% to save | Lerato Modise 6.72% to save Sinaye 8.20% to save Makhekhe 12.91% to save McJunior 18.43% to save Liema 19.50% to save Yolanda 33.64% to save | Willy 3.99% to save Zee 16.92% to save Mpumi 21.80% to save Sinaye 21.94% to save Liema 31.85% to save | Mpumi 9.97% to save Sinaye 15.56% to save Zee 16.07% to save Makhekhe 28.31% to save McJunior 28.47% to save | McJunior 34.50% to save |
The public was voting for their favourite housemate. Voting started on Monday night and closed on Thursday night. On Sunday's live eviction show, only the voting percentages of the housemates at the bottom were revealed.
Full percentages were revealed on April 2024 on the official website.
Week 1 | Week 2 | Week 4 | Week 5 | Week 6 | Week 7 | Week 8 | Week 9 | Week 10 | |
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McJunior | 1.96% | - | HOH | HOH | 17.74% | 18.43% | - | 28.47% | 34.50% |
Makhekhe | 6.74% | - | No Voting | - | 9.96% | 12.91% | - | 28.21% | 34.45% |
Zee | 12.78% | 39.15% | - | 10.80% | - | 16.92% | 16.07% | 14.0% | |
Sinaye | 9.01% | - | - | 5.93% | 8.20% | 21.94% | 15.56% | 7.86% | |
Mpumi | 3.57% | 26.59% | - | - | HOH | 21.80% | 9.97% | 5.81% | |
Papaghost | 2.60% | 13.09% | 9.39% | 6.57% | - | HOH | HOH | 3.36% | |
Willy | 3.47% | - | - | HOH | - | 3.99% | 1.62% | ||
Liema | 11.67% | - | 33.34% | 19.37% | 19.50% | 31.85% | |||
Young Pappi | 2.81% | - | - | - | - | 3.50% | |||
Yolanda | 9.31% | - | 28.81% | 20.15% | 33.64% | ||||
Lerato Modise | 4.74% | 11.98% | 9.70% | - | 6.72% | ||||
Jareed | 2.28% | - | - | - | 2.42% | ||||
Els | 2.97% | - | - | - | 1.07% | ||||
Mich | HOH | - | 14.25% | 5.28% | |||||
Taki | - | - | - | 1.85% | |||||
Meelay | 0.68% | - | - | 1.27% | |||||
Chuenzaa | 4.57% | - | - | 1.08% | |||||
Pale | 1.55% | - | 4.51% | ||||||
Sammy_M | Immune | 9.19% | |||||||
Mali | 0.63% | ||||||||
Bravo B | 18.57% |
Weeks | Nominated | Evicted |
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Week 1 | Makhekhe, Sinaye, Bravo B, McJunior, Yolanda, Mpumi, Pale, Willy, Jareed, Young Pappi, Liema, Meelay, Mali, Zee, Chuenzaaa, Lerato Modise, Papaghost & Els | Bravo B (Ejected) & Mali |
Week 2 | Mpumi, Sammy M, Zee, Lerato Modise & Papaghost | Sammy M |
Week 3 | Fake Nominations | Neo & Fahima (Rated out) |
Week 4 | Yolanda, Pale, Liema, Mich, Lerato Modise & Papaghost | Pale |
Week 5 | Fake Nominations | none |
Week 6 | Makhekhe, Sinaye, McJunior, Yolanda, Liema, Mich, Meelay, Zee, Chuenzaaa, Papaghost & Taki | Mich, Meelay, Chuenzaaa & Taki |
Week 7 | Makhekhe, Sinaye, McJunior, Yolanda, Jareed, Liema, Lerato Modise, Els | Jareed & Els |
Week 8 | Sinaye, Mpumi, Willy, Young Pappi, Liema, Zee & Lerato Modise | Lerato Modise, Yolanda (Ejected) & Young Pappi |
Week 9 | Makhekhe, Sinaye, McJunior, Mpumi, Willy & Zee | Liema (Left) & Willy |
Week 10 | Makhekhe, Sinaye, McJunior, Mpumi, Zee & Papaghost | Makhekhe, Sinaye, Mpumi, Zee & Papaghost |
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