BIG BROTHER REVOLUTION AFRICA SENDS ELIZABETH HOME

Tanzania's Elizabeth was evicted from the BIG BROTHER REVOLUTION during Sunday's ninth live Eviction Show (8 November at 19:00 CAT on M-Net), leaving just 8 housemates in the running for the massive USD200 000 prize. After Angolan hip hop star Big Nelo kicked off the show with his hit "Karga", viewers saw some highlights of the week that was and were given a glimpse of Jeremy's first day outside the house, it was time to get down to the serious business at hand.

IK took the continent inside the house, for Head of House Edward to reveal who he had saved from possible eviction and who he had replaced them with. Getting straight to the point, Edward told the housemates that he had saved "the only person I get along with, the only person who is cool with me, my little sister Mzamo ". He went on to reveal who he had switched her with:" I changed her with Elizabeth because she took out my twin brother and I miss my brother like nobody's business ". Big Brother gave Elizabeth 5 minutes to pack her bag and she duly headed upstairs with a few housemates in tow, with Kevin helping her pack her bags. After a few more inserts, one of which introduced Geraldine's much-talked-about twin sister Jacqueline to the continent, Big Nelo told viewers he was completely behind Emma before performing another of his hits - "Eu Quero Mais Karga".

IK then called the Alexander Forbes representative on stage to hand over the dreaded envelope and confirm that the name it contained was indeed the correct one. Having done so, it was time to reveal the news to the housemates and the continent. "The next housemate to leave the Big Brother house is ... "said IK." Elizabeth ". After sharing a long hug with Kevin and greeting the other housemates for the last time, she headed out of the door in the garden and joined IK on stage. Elizabeth revealed that she wasn't shocked at being evicted because of her role in ending Edward's twin brother Erastus home.

"Twin power, you know? It's only a game and you have a good chance of being up for eviction," she said. "You either get evicted or you win!" IK asked her about the most difficult part of being in the BIG BROTHER REVOLUTION house, to which she replied "I don't want to say - it's really personal, but I will say that I 've learnt a lot about myself in the house and I know my mom is proud of me," she said . She felt that her time in the house had taught her to "let things go" and that it was possible to make really good friends in a very short time. IK's line of questioning then turned to the thing everyone on the continent wanted to know about - her relationship with Kevin. "What's going on?" he asked her.