Jabulani Tsambo, who was famously known by his stage name Hip Hop Pantsula, later shortened to HHP, was a South African Motswako rapper. He performed in various languages, mostly his native language Setswana. He was born and bred in Mahikeng, in the North West Province. His date of birth is recorded as 14th of September 1980,he died on the 24th of October 2018 at the age of 38.

 

At the time of his death he was still married to Kedibone Lerato Sengadi Tsambo.

Today on the anniversary of his passing,Lersto remembers his late husband. She penned a beautiful message in memory of her beloved husband. The message reads as follows

” Angel Of Mine. Time flies yet it also feels like it’s standing still.Every year when this day comes I choose to celebrate ur life& what you are to so many of us. Thank you to every single person who loves and still supports Jabba.His legacy is in OUR hands.🤍 Motho wa Motho …you already know what it is!Ka pelo le Moya!❤ 🕯🕊 ….”.

Khwezi takes this opportunity to score more points to be Lehasa’s favourite woman. Khwezi tells Lehasa that she will never allow it to see him going to jail. This comes after the new information was discovered that Lehasa actually borrowed the security uniform in order to get to Fanie’s ward.

 

Pretty decided to skip court because of what she saw on Friday between Lehasa and Kgosi. Pretty saw Lehasa strangling Kgosi because he didn’t want to testify for him. Pretty is still undecided if she will leave the man she loves or stay with him, knowing that he is capable of being a murderer.

Khwezi on the other hand is being a supportive wife throughout this trial. Lehasa is not angry with her today because he needs all the support he can get. Will Khwezi do something to set Lehasa free?

Children have a natural tendency to mimic what they see. They mimic everything that the adults in their lives or the behavior of other youngsters do. Because of this, it is very important to watch what we say or do in front of them because it could influence them to behave in the same way. They imitate because they consider it hip,
 

 

Mayi Tshwete is a doting father to his two sons, VK and Akha. He takes great pride in his family. VK is his biological son, whom he shares with Zizo Tshwete, a media personality who works in television and radio. When Akha was only two years old, the two decided to adopt him from his cousin who had passed away. Despite the fact that they are no longer together, they are co-parenting their sons.

He takes a very active role in all aspects of their upbringing. He frequently takes them on outings, such as hikes and other activities. He has provided them with a picture of himself to look at. While he is looking at the beverage, he is holding a can of African beer and making funny expressions at the people around him. It is encouraging to see that they do not have any interest in it.

Rachel Smith Kolisi is known as the beautiful and gorgeous wife of the famous rugby player Siya Kolisi. The couple have been married since 2016 and their love is growing stronger and stronger each day.

 

 

 

 

 

 
Siyamthanda Kolisi who is famously known by his shortened name Siya Kolisi, is a South African professional rugby union player who currently captains the South Africa national team and also the Cell C Sharks.The talented rugby star is currently playing for the Sharks in the Currie Cup.Generally the star plays as a flanker and a loose forward.Siya was born and raised in Ggeberha, Eastern Cape.He was brought into the world on 16th of June 1991.

On Rachel’s latest post on IG account she shared her beautiful picture with Siya and that left social media impressed with their beauty. The picture was posted with the following caption

A very unfortunate incident has happened to land and home owners in Polokwane Municipality, Limpopo. In this very unfortunate incident, the houses of the home owners were destroyed because the government said they are illegally occupying the municipal property.

On Monday 24th of October, over 90 homes belonging to people that are illegally occupying lands believed to belong to the government was destroyed.

The homes were destroyed after Being Built Illegally on Municipal Land

Imagine the pains faced after a building you struggled to erect, is destroyed Within a twinkle of an eye.

It is reported that the occupants bought the lands for R7000 a piece from individuals who claimed to be owners of the land.

The municipality has said that they had tried their best to engage and reach an agreement with the owners of the land for over three years but all was to no avail.

The buildings were destroyed by the municipality over the claim that they are illegally erected.

The municipality reportedly secured a court order that allowed for the destruction of the homes after engaging with the illegal occupants of the municipal land for over three years.

The municipal manager said the Limpopo high court gave an order for the occupants to remove the structure within 72 hours but the occupants failed to comply which led to the demolition of the structure by the authorities