Thembi Seete is grateful for the gift of life as her son, Dakalo turns 3 today.

The star took to her social media to pen down beautiful message to her handsome boy.

Thembi shared her son is growing really fast and she is happy he has a big heart and he is a sweet boy.

“You have the biggest heart, you are smart ,sweet and affectionate my nana. Funny, wild DK, 🤦🏾‍♀️so strong that I can’t even pick you up anymore nana. You are growing fast.”

She also went on to express how Dakalo makes her happy everyday as he brings so much joy in her life.

“You make me happy each day DK. You make everything okay and easy. You make my days pleasant everyday. You bring so much joy in all our lives.”

Thembi also shared some of the beautiful pictures and video of her son on different occasions.

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Kgomotso Matsunyane is a South African producer, writer, director, editor, blogger, businesswoman and television presenter best known to television audiences for hosting the late-night shows Pillow Talk (SABC3) and her own talk show on SABC2, Late Night with Kgomotso, since October 2008.

Born in Soweto, Kgomotso attended high school at Roedean School in Johannesburg, matriculating in 1989.

She graduated from Carleton College in Minnesota, USA in 1995, with a diploma in International Relations. She lived in the United States for six years before returning to South Africa.

She is an accomplished television director and producer, and is no stranger to radio as she worked as a producer at Kaya FM, from 1997-1998.

In 2003 Kgomotso co-founded (with Akin Omotoso and Robbie Thorpe) TOM Pictures, an independent film and television production company. The company’s first project was producing Craig Freimond’s film Gums and Noses, which went on to win Best South African Film at the New York Independent Film Festival in 2004.

They also produce the SABC1 drama series A Place Called Home, based on the novels “Finding Mr. Madini” and “Great African Spider Writers” by Jonathan Morgan, about a writer who inspires and finds inspiration from homeless people living in Johannesburg.

The series premiered on SABC1 in December 2006 and a second season runs through the 2008/2009 season.

Matsunyane worked as a commissioning editor for local drama series at SABC1, South Africa’s biggest broadcaster, from 2002-2004. Her projects included the highly successful drama series Gaz’lam and Tsha Tsha, as well as the country’s most-watched programme, the soapie Generations.

She was also a writer on the award winning drama series Yizo Yizo II.

She left the SABC to take up the job of editor of O, The Oprah Magazine in South Africa, in 2004. She held the post until 2006.

Lawrence Maleka is a South African TV presenter and actor who is famous for presenting Clash of the Choirs. He has also presented Star Gist, All Access Mzansi and several other shows. Lawrence is also a brilliant actor who potrays Zolani in One Magic’s telenova, The River’. Let’s get to know Lawrence Maleka.

Lawrence Malekala was born on the 11^th of April 1990 in Soweto, South Africa. He was raised in the same area with two older siblings by his parents.  Lawrence later on, moved to Johannesburg where he currently resides.

Lawrence Maleka was a talented rugby player in High school, and he also became the squad’s captain. His educational details have not yet been released but it is well known that he was also a geek at school. Interestingly, Lawrence did not go to any arts or acting school to learn how to present or act. He taught himself how to present through imitating famous presenters and writing scripts.

Lawrence Maleka had always wanted to be on TV ever since he got a role in the Jungle Book back in primary. After teaching himself the craft, he got his big break in 2009 when he landed the role of the Gadget Show’s presenter on Soweto TV. Lerato Kganyago had encouraged to audition. After that, he went ahead to host other shows for the same station such as Street Radio and Ziyamporomo.

At 25 years of age Natasha Thahane buys her self a house , Thahane shared the good news on social media thanking God and her fans for always supporting her.

Natasha Thahane is one of SA’s youngest actors.Born in Soweto ( Orlando East) , South Africa she is a graduate from the New York film academy and has an accounting degree from University of Witswaterand (Wits).

Her father is Thamsanqa Trevor Tutu and her mother is Nomaswazi Mamakoko.

At age 21 , Thahane bought her mother a car.

The famous archbishop Desmond Tutu is her paternal grandfather who she stayed with for some time in her life.

Somizi Mhlongo must have been amazed , Natasha’s peers or people around her age range mostly don’t own houses or even think of buying them. But she did, and it is a massive achievement. Other media personalities that congratulated her are Gail Malebane and Khaya Dladla.

Congratulations Natasha Thahane, Keep on Shining!

After weeks of fighting, unfortunately, Doctor and radio personality, Dr Sindi Van Zyl has succubed to Covid-19 complications and this is a huge loss for the whole of South Africa.

South Africans made attempts to assist where they could, you probably saw how people donated money for the doctor’s medical bill.

Sindi was known for her generosity, she has helped a lot of people, giving them medical advice and when she needed assistance, people did all they could.

It is sad that she has passed on because there was hope that she would make it, people prayed for her, but we cannot question God’s will.

One thing that is clear is that her contribution will never be forgotten, she gave it all, she was passionate about her career, a lot of people can agree that their lives changed as a result of Sindi’s intervention.

The campaign, #GiftSindiLife became one of the biggest campaigns that we have had this year and it showed how we can always join hands when there are challenges.

Her fighting spirit is inspiring, she might be gone, but the kindness should never stop, as South Africans, we should do more of what was done, as far as the campaign was concerned.

There are a lot of people who are suffering from some medical condition and we should continue to make attempts to gift life. It does not stop hear and that is probably what Sindi would have wanted, may her soul rest peace.

She has played her part, we will continue where she left off. RIP SINDI, WE WILL FOREVER MISS YOU!! What do you think about this?