This South African actress was born on July 13, 1992, in the Limpopo town of Mogoto. This would make her 27 years old. In terms of education, she attended Piet van Vuuren Primary School in Brixton.

She was extremely involved in athletics at this school. She continued her education in Waverly, where she attended St. Mary’s High School. She studied geography, history, and drama there until her senior year in high school.

Drama was obviously what she would use to go ahead later in life. She went to the University of Johannesburg after finishing high school to study audiovisual communication.

She was cast as one of the leads in a popular soap drama in 2011, and she became known as Mapitsi from Skeem Saam.

She was a member of the main cast, alongside Amanda du Pont, Eric Macheru, Clement Maosa, Natasha Thahane, and Thabo Mamabolo. On the show, Mapitsi Skeem Saam was scheduled to play the latter’s ex-girlfriend, Cornet Mamabolo.

Looking back at Mogau Motlhatswi’s career in show business, she has played Skeem Saam for 7 seasons. Her other performances include season 12 of Soul City as Bulelwa and season 1 of Karektas as a celebrity visitor.

Thembi Seete is a well recognized South African actress, singer, rapper, television presenter and model. She is a woman born with class and integrity and not afraid to chase her dreams and have a brighter future. She is intelligent and sophisticated woman who is working around the clock to secure her future.

She is one of the most influential figures in the country and she has made a name for herself. She is beautiful and brilliant and she has a sense of humor and personality. She is best known for her role as Gladys Dlamini on Mzansi Magic telenovela drama series Gomora.

She has gained a lot of attention through her good acting skills. She is vibrant and embracing woman who is hardworking, dedicated and committed to her work. She is best known as a member of former kwaito group Boom Shaka. On her recent post on social media account she left Mzansi dumbstruck with her post looking absolutely stunning. Please comment, like, click on and kindly

Oprah Win­frey is known for her infec­tious smile and the infam­ous scream when guests on her show are about to be gif­ted.

But on Fri­day, when the media mogul met with a care­fully selec­ted and pre-approved group of journ­al­ists, we were treated to more than just her wit, warmth and charm.

Nervous energy filled the room as we waited to inter­view the woman who has dined with pres­id­ents and hos­ted roy­alty; the go-to inter­viewer for Hol­ly­wood’s biggest celebrit­ies.

 

 

Flanked by two body­guards and trail­ing a team of aides, Win­frey took her seat and broke into song, as if to put us at ease. “I’m so good, I’m so, so good.”

We’re told we only have 15 minutes, but Win­frey smiled mis­chiev­ously and said: “If you’re really good, you’ll get 20 minutes, because what can you say in 15 minutes?”

She laughed, leant for­ward, and shared the story of the Oprah Win­frey Lead­er­ship Academy for Girls (Owlag), which this week hos­ted a con­fer­ence on the impact of trauma.

Edu­cat­ors, psy­cho­lo­gists and oth­ers paid R2,500 a head to attend the event at Midrand’s Galla­gher Con­ven­tion Centre, titled “What Happened to You?”

The Win­frey girls’ school in Mey­er­ton, which was foun­ded in 2007, has its ori­gins in a visit she made to Nel­son Man­dela’s home in Qunu in 2002. Her planned new home in Cali­for­nia was still under con­struc­tion, so Win­frey decided to spend Christ­mas in South Africa.

Man­dela insisted she stay at his house dur­ing her trip 21 years ago. Win­frey laughs as she describes how this ini­tially made her nervous because she wondered what she’d have to talk to the states­man about for 10 days.

Kiernan Jarryd Forbes, better known as AKA, was a South African rapper, record producer, and entrepreneur. Forbes, who was born in Cape Town and raised in Johannesburg, rose to prominence after releasing the single “Victory Lap” from his debut studio album, Altar Ego.

Five months have passed since the assassination on AKA and the murder still hasn’t been found, however the legendary rapper’s last album ‘Mass Country’ been constantly making history with digital sales and streams.

Company by AKA is currently the most streamed Song in 2023 by South African Hip hop artist with over 3.9 Million streams. It broke the record for the biggest opening debut week for a South African Hip hop Song in history with total 278K streams.

It holds the 2nd highest weekly Stream peak of all time On SA Spotify and it’s about to reach 4 Million streams. Another AKA biggest song is Lemons (Lemonade) with Nasty C which is sitting on 8.7 Million streams.

Nhlanhla Nciza is a successful artist as well as a fashion icon. Her fashion taste is intriguingly distinct and highlights the richness of African culture. The latter has dominated headlines unrelated to her music or fashion careers.

She made news after divorcing her husband of more than fifteen years. You should be wondering why Nhlanhla Nciza and TK Nciza have called it quits by now. Most individuals look up to Nhlanhla Nciza as a female role model.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

She is well-known for being a member of South Africa’s award-winning music group, Mafikizolo, who rose to prominence after releasing the tune ‘Love Potion,’ which had over two million views on YouTube.

The queen is an image to be reckoned with, especially given her impeccable fashion sense. You might be interested in learning more about her.