Jub, genuine name Molemo Katleho Maarohanye was brought into the world on the 29th of June 1980. He was reared in Soweto, Orlando East in a group of 5.

He is a handyman, other than being a TV have, he is likewise a hip bounce craftsman. Jub is notable for his redo of ‘Ndikhokhele bawo’ and for facilitating well known shows, for example, ‘Uyajola 9/9’, ‘You Promised to Marry Me’ and ‘Uthando Noxolo’.

Jub is a youngster star. He was found in 1991 when he participated in a famous Coca Cola Tv ad that included soccer legend Doctor Khumalo. Since the time then, at that point, he facilitated various shows like Jam Alley, Yo Tv, and so forth

 

 

 

 

 

Jub once had a stroke with the law. In March 2010, Jub and his companion Themba Tshabalala were captured.

This was after the two engaged in a racing mishap while affected by hard medications. Four younger students lost their lives while two experienced serious head wounds that harmed their minds.

Jub in court

In December 2012, Jub and Themba Tshabalala got a 25-year prison sentence each, for endeavored murder and three related offenses.

In October, that very year, Jub and Themba Tshabalala’s homicide administering was overloaded in a high court in Johannesburg, to guilty manslaughter after they pursued against the court administering. This saw their sentence decreased to a long time from 2012.

In the wake of serving marginally more than 4 years of their prison sentence Jub and his companion were delivered in 2017 released early.

In the interim, Jub’s mom, Jacqueline Maarohanye – Mama Jackie is presently spending time in jail in jail. This comes after she was condemned to 12 years detainment, of which five years were suspended, for offering two vagrants to a childless couple for R30,000, just as illicitly running a shelter.

She is claimed to have trained and forced kids to enlighten tragic accounts regarding how they saw their folks being killed, so she could get cash from contributorsJub’s mom was famous for her “respectable” drive to give a home to vagrants who had no place else to go before she was captured.

She was hailed as the “Holy messenger of Soweto”. Through her halfway house, she collected huge amount of cash as gifts from persuasive individuals, including Oprah Winfrey and Nelson Mandela.Jub is a hitched man. He affirmed his union with a strange lady on Metro FM’s ‘The Drive’.

“She was there previously, she stood apart through my jail term, through the hardships, she never made a decision about me, she never reviled me, she never checked out me in an alternate sort of way,” he said.

Very little is had some significant awareness of his better half. At the point when inquired as to why he doesn’t parade his significant other, Jub uncovered that his better half is a private individualShe’s not there for the notoriety, she’s not there for the cash she’s not there for anything, that is the reason you all haven’t seen her.”