Amapiano disc jockey DJ Maphorisa – real name Themba Sonnyboy Sekowe touched his fans’ hearts on social media when the non-profit organisation named Reach for a Dream Foundation revealed that the Abalele hitmaker had recently surprised one of his best fans in a special way as seen in an Instagram video posted on Wednesday, 18 October.

 

 

 

 

ADORABLE: DJ MAPHORISA MAKES FAN’S DREAM A REALITY
The popular Amapiano disc jockey had social media users giving him thumbs up after learning that he had made one of his young fan’s dream come true. According to the Reach for a Dream Foundation, DJ Maphorisa’s fan, Tebego, a teenage boy battling bone cancer was lost for words after seeing what the Nana Thula hitmaker did to surprise him.

“Tebogo, a brave 15-year-old from Limpopo battling bone cancer, had one dream – to get DJ equipment so that he could make music just like his hero, DJ Maphorisa. Little did he know, his dream was about to come true,” the organisation shared

DJ Maphorisa is said to have surprised Tebogo during lunch at a Sandton hotel. In a video posted on Instagram, the successful Amapiano disc jockey can be seen rubbing shoulders with his fan and posing for pictures with the teenager and his gifts.

“Tebogo was so surprised and stars truck that he couldn’t even speak! But that wasn’t all. The legendary Amapiano artist also gave Tebogo some advice on how to make it in the music industry and posed for a mini photoshoot with him… Thank you, DJ Maphorisa, for making Tebogo’s dream a reality!” the organisation said.

Orlando Pirates mourn the death of their legend Phil Jones Setshedi.

The giant club had confirmed the sad news through their official social networks.

 

Bra Phil Setshedi remains one of the most loved legends ever to play for Orlando Pirates.

He had been part of the best and most successful Pirates sides to grace Soweto.

Even though his cause of death is not yet revealed, the whole country continues to mourn Phil Setshedi’s passing.

ORLANDO PIRATES MOURN LEGEND PHIL SETSHEDI
Sharing on their Instagram, Orlando Pirates showed how much the passing of their legend touches them.

“the passing of Legend saddens @orlandopirates, Phil Jones Setshedi,” they said, announcing his death.

On behalf of the extended @orlandopirates family, we convey our heartfelt and deepest sympathy to the Setshedi family.” they continued.

“Rest In Peace, Bra Phil.” the finished wishing a peaceful rest.

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AMAKHOSI REACTS
After Orlando Pirates announced the news of their legend Phil Setshedi, many fans were touched and wished him to rest in peace.

“Rest in peace to the legendary manager bra Phil😢”

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“Our former captain, and player-coach. R.I.P. Mr Jones”

“Sad 😔 May his soul rest in eternal peace. ❤️🏴‍☠️☠️”

“He’s the one who brought Champions League cup from Abidjan, Cote d’Ivoire as a head coach,he took over from Mike Makaab 💔💔”

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“Hawu those are just sad news indeed .May the Family find comfort during these hard times.He also worked for the national team , if I recall very well”

“Oh my God. Ester Homani at No. 5, Phil Jones Setshedi at No. 4. may his soul rest in peace”

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Speaking to The Citizen, the Outlaws actor Lehlohonolo Mayeza opens up about losing his parents, being homeless and securing the role of Leruo.

Mayeza, who was born and raised in a small village called Ha-Tjope in Lesotho tells the publication that his parents died when he was young.

 

 

 

He adds that he moved to Maseru, seeking greener pastures after finishing his matric but ended up homeless and lived on the streets for nearly a year.

“At the time, I was not even thinking about furthering my studies. I needed a job because I had nothing, no food, clothes, shelter, nothing. I eventually got a job as a security officer. From there, I started looking for means to go to school.”

“I then posted on Facebook, asking people to help me pay for my supplementary exam fees because I couldn’t afford to pay. A guy named Kananelo Boloetse helped me. I passed my supplementary exams and then applied for university,” he adds.

Mayeza also reveals that he graduated from Limkokwing University of Creative Technology in Lesotho, where he studied for a Film Production and Television degree.

PLAYING LERUO IN ‘OUTLAWS’
The rising star Lehlohonolo Mayeza reveals to TshisaLIVE that he’s a rural boy from the mountainous areas of Lesotho just like his Outlaws role, Leruo Tseole.

“I am a rural boy who is used to riding horses and donkeys for they are the only means of transport there. I grew up in rural areas, where people would steal cattle from Zululand.

“I know that story and have seen it with my own eyes, for I used to herd animals where we were living, which was near the borders of the two countries.”

Mayeza adds that he doesn’t think Zulu people are going to like his character, particularly viewers who are victims of cattle theft.

In the Showmax series Outlaws, Leruo steals Zulu cattle, brings a lot of heartbreak but can show love.

The contemporary Western series, Outlaws, which is created by The River, Legacy’s creators Phathu Makwarela and Gwydion Beynon from Tshedza Pictures also stars Siyabonga Shibe, Mnqobi Kunene, Lehlohonolo Mayeza and Nirvana Nokwe-Mseleku.

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Spingboks Wag Layla Kolbe visited fellow Wag Rachel Kolisi to do laundry at her home.

Indeed, being a Wag, the ladies had been showing it since they moved to France.

 
They are mostly away from their home, moving around supporting their husbands, the Springboks.

They are with them during games, cheering them; they are with them when they recover, but they do even more.

Not many fans imagined that the Wags also struggle with laundry like everyone else; indeed, they do.

Sharing on her Instagram, Rachel Kolisi could relate with herself as she spoke of their lives as Wags.

“WAG lIfe: Layla Kolbe came to do washing today.”

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LAYLA KOLBE VISITS RACHEL KOLISI TO DO LAUNDRY
Many fans imagined that the Wags were only a call away from the washing company, but Layla proved otherwise.

They may have the money to do so, but they do most of the house chores themselves.

Arriving at Rachel Kolisi’s apartment, Layla Kolbe struggled to hold all the bags with dirty clothes.Sharing the same video on her Instagram, Layla spoke of how much she struggled driving in France.

All this highlighted the Wags’ struggles as they supported the Springboks behind the scenes.

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THE WAGS TOGETHER
Besides Layla Kolbe visiting Rachel Kolisi to do laundry, the Wags have shown how close they are.

During games, they always sit together and pray for their husbands together.

Layla also shared a picture with other Wags, and fans celebrated them for their work.

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“The beautiful ladies behind our Bokke men 😍 Thank you for sharing your husband’s with the South African nation 🙏🇿🇦 God bless you All x”

“This is why they win. They have strong FORCE behind them”

“And we love you ladies, the sacrifice, support and being there for our springbok men…. Women power 💖 ❤️🔥🔥👏👏👏 #Bokke 🇿🇦🇿🇦”

South Africans have taken to trolling former England player Mike Tindall, who trash-talked the Springboks ahead of their Rugby World Cup semi-final showdown this weekend.

Tindall – who is married to King Charles’s niece Zara Phillips – revealed his disdain for the boys in green and gold. He even claimed that it would be a “disgrace” if the Boks won the World Cup again.

MIKE TINDALL – WHAT DID HE SAY ABOUT SPRINGBOKS?
In this week’s episode of The Good, The Bad, The Rugby podcast, hosts James Haskell, Alex Payne, and Mike Tindall shared their post-match commentary about last weekend’s

Rugby World Cup quarter-final games.

Mike – a former England player who helped win the 2003 Rugby World Cup – was particularly annoyed at SA’s defeat of France.

 

 
The 45-year-old claimed he was disappointed at the host country’s loss and even stated that they were a stronger side.

He said: “I was emotional. I wanted France to get where they deserved to go. They deserved to win that game. They were a better team by an absolute country mile”.

Tindall went on to list why he thought France was better than SA, including criticism of Cheslin Kolbe’s charge down of a conversion and Eben Etzebeth’s knockdown.

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Mike Tindall has shared his thoughts on the Springboks national team. Images via Twitter: @springboks/ Instagram: @mike_tindall12
He continued: “South Africa missed 43 tackles, they had to make 153, they lost on every stat across the board, but they had three snapshots from box-kicks not dealt with properly.

“They didn’t create anything, yet that is what South Africa do in World Cups.

Mike Tindall then revealed his true feelings about the reigning champions. He continued: “Going back to 2019, it would be a disgrace if South Africa won this World Cup.

Tindall also hinted that the ref was biased towards SA. He said: “I thought O’Keeffe wasn’t very good at that game.

“The irony is most Saffa fans always moan about the ref. A