Colleen Mashawana is a South African businessman, philanthropist, and investor who has developed multiple businesses from the ground up. He’s a skilled salesperson who’s sold IT products, construction materials, and even had his own payphone company.

In Venda, Limpopo, he was born and raised in a poor family. In the year 2000, he decided to follow his goals and relocated to Johannesburg in search of a better life.

In 2012, the Collen Mashawana Foundation was established to alleviate young unemployment in South Africa. We have a group of young individuals who are energised, have a servant’s heart, and are willing to give up their time to help others.

 

 

 

 

Collen Mashawana was apparently born in 1985, making him 36 years old and younger than the actress with whom he’s presently dating.

Previously, Collen Mashawana was married to Lerato Moloi. Many people regarded them as the ideal pair at the height of their relationship and looked up to them for marriage advice. However, the marriage had fallen apart along the way.

When the news of Collen Mashawana and Lerato Moloi’s probable separation and divorce broke, South Africans were taken aback because they appeared to be the perfect couple in public, had always attended public gatherings together, and appeared to be the ideal marriage.

The marriage ended because Lerato Moloi cheated on Collen Mashawana, according to the story.

Collen Mashawana has stayed unmarried while Lerato Moloi appears to have cheated and gone on with her life. He is currently claimed to have had a connection with actress Thembi Seete, which supposedly ended in Thembi Seete becoming pregnant and having a child with him.

Collen Mashawana had a son with Lerato Moloi before their marriage fell apart. Prince, on the other hand, has inherited his father’s artistic zeal. The boy, who had been bullied when he was younger, had devised a game called Super Mash in which he played as a superhero.

He’s appeared on a variety of venues since creating the game, including SABC. Kids all around South Africa now look up to him.