Lamiez, a successful businesswoman and South African disc jockey, is a stunning woman with a reputation for splurging on her wardrobe. She always makes an effort to stand out from the crowd and never settles for blending in, which includes dressing extravagantly. Her look is one of a kind and has a touch of tomboyishness about it.

A few months ago, she shared the news that she was expecting, and since then, we’ve all been curious about her maternity wardrobe. See some of her pregnancy outfits below.

 

 

 

 

 

She posted a photo of herself on Instagram in a long-slit black and white outfit. She accessorized her attire with a pair of black and white stilettos.

She chose a simple white dress and a gold body and head piece when she made her pregnancy announcement.

The DJ continued to perform, and she posted an Instagram photo of an attire she wore to one of her shows.

She looked amazing in an Amaxhosa dress and a leather jacket at the museum.

Close friends and family gathered at the Sacred Heart College in Observatory, Johannesburg, which was Motsoane’s high school where he matriculated, to offer their last respects at his memorial service on Thursday. Each speaker described him as larger than life, yet warm and loving.

Motsoane was shot and killed alongside his longtime friend and business partner Kiernan “AKA” Forbes outside Wish restaurant on Florida Road in Durban last Friday.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Motsoane’s parents arrived at the venue shortly after 5pm alongside AKA’s family members, who were there to show their support.

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The family of Tebello “Tibz” Motsoane arriving for the memorial service on Thursday. Photo: Rosetta Msimango

Motsoane’s friends took turns speaking about the young man they grew up with and went on to be close to him, even in his adulthood.

One of his friends, Michael Cross, said a part of him died the day he found out that the music producer had died.

We come so far, my friend, and it breaks me to acknowledge that this is the end of our journey here on earth. Tibz was never one to let anything get him down for too long. In the few times that we spoke about the eventuality of death, he wanted us to celebrate our lives and reminisce about the great times together. Tibz, my brother, in your death, a part of me has died with you. So, wherever you go, I will go with you. You are not alone.
He mentioned that his friend was a man who loved to have good times with friends.

“Nothing is guaranteed in life but believe me when I say it was guaranteed that there would be laughter in his presence. A born storyteller, he had the talent of narrating the details of any story in a way that brought it to life. He was an adviser and, although not all his advice was taken, I loved the fact that he provided a very different perspective. A personality bigger than life itself, you felt his presence when he entered the room even though sometimes that was not his intention,” Cross stated.

Born and raised in Katlehong, Ekurhuleni, Motsoane was an only child. He started nursery school and matriculated at Sacred Heart College. He furthered his education through a basketball scholarship at the University of the Witwatersrand, where he obtained a degree in international relations and media studies.

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Motsoane’s cousin Stephen Kitledi said he was totally gutted by this tremendous loss.

“The one thing I am going to miss is that engaging smile of his – the warmest, most inviting smile I have ever come across. Once you were with him and he started smiling with that chuckle of his, you knew it was going to be a good day.”

Kitledi said:

I stand before you gutted, but I take warmth in seeing the individuals that he touched through his friendship, art, profession or journey in this life. Uncle Sli and auntie Niniwe, you have lost a great son, but this is what Tibz was brought into this world to do. This is all his work.

Motsoane managed Forbes’ career during his early years as a solo rapper. He was also the founder of Show Love Consulting, a media agency. He also co-founded a clothing brand, Head Honcho, and started a new career path as a professional chef.

Yusuf Randera-Reez, who met Motsoane at school when they were four, described him as a humble, loving man.

“No matter how big of a persona he became. The only thing he ever greeted any of us with was a huge smile, a big hug and sincere questions about how our family was doing.”

Motsoane will be laid to rest at a private funeral on Saturday

Earlier this week the Motsoane family announced that the memorial service of the late Tebello Motsoane better known by industry peers and fans as Tibz will take place later today at 17H00 at Sacred Heart College, Observatory, Johannesburg.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Tibz former manager and business partner to Multi-award winning Hip Hop rapper Kiernan AKA Forbes were both gunned down outside popular restaurant Wish on Durban’s Florida Road last Friday evening.

The memorial will be for close friends, faimly and selected media. The memorila service will also be live streamed and everyone is welcome to join. The national outpouring of love, support and financial contributions over the past week has been welcomed by the family.

Tibz and AKA happen to bump into each other in Durban and shared a long emotional hug before being gunned down as seen on the viral video footage coing the rounds on social media. The SAPS have embarked on a manhunt for the gunmen, with images of the two gunmen caught on CCTV doing the rounds on social media.

We hope these criminals are caught and brough to book. May your Souls Rest in enternal peace and we thank you both for contributions and impact you’ve made in the Hip Hop industry.

No one can take away God’s favor after it has been bestowed upon you. In the end, God’s plans will be carried out, no matter how long it takes. All these folks who have made it big had to start from a lower level than anyone ever imagined they could get to. The only way to achieve lasting success is to work tirelessly and enthusiastically for it. Casper Nyovest is an example of someone who overcame adversity to achieve success. He came from a disadvantaged household but is now one of South Africa’s wealthiest people, proving that hard work and determination can pay off in the end.

 

 

 

 

In today’s piece, we’ll discuss Makhadzi Ralivhona, one of the most celebrated artists in South Africa who also happens to be a Grammy Award–winning greatest performer in Africa. Makhadzi is among those who struggled greatly in order to arrive at her current position. Hers is a truly moving tale. When she was a sophomore in high school, she decided to pursue singing as a career.

People would dance away their sorrows to her music at tarvens and other occasions, despite the fact that she was so young. She persevered despite the overwhelming challenges she faced at the time. The residents of Thohoyandou would often give her money in exchange for listening to her sing on the streets. She wasn’t very attractive then because she was poor. Look at these pictures of her from before she became famous and wealthy.

Makhadzi wasn’t one of the best students in school, but she persevered in the music industry because to her commitment and hard work. As a matter of fact, Makhadzi did achieve success. Among the most celebrated African artists today is Makhadzi. Several radio stations have named three of her songs their favorites of the year. She’s become both wealthy and stunning. Here are some recent pictures of her:

A stunning beauty, Makhadzi. It’s clear that money can buy a lot of influence. She was stunning even in her one photo; unfortunately, she lacked the resources to maintain her appearance. Whenever she shares a snapshot of herself online, her followers are always in awe of her stunning appearance. Sure enough, wealth is potent; it reveals the splendor that obscurity in poverty had obscured.

The name Rasta usually comes to mind when someone talks about South Africa’s art landscape.

Rasta is well known for his artwork that he shares on social media. It has given him fame as he is now appearing in TV adverts.

 

 

Even though his work is widely ridiculed, he has used the ridicules to build a good portfolio for himself.

But the works of an emerging artist have just been promoted by a prominent footballer Tshegofatso Mabasa.

The artwork was done by Elijah Mnisi, who’s worked with SA football legends such as Teko Modise and Siphiwe Tshabalala.

Mabasa thanked the artist for the amazing artwork because of of its uniqueness and smart craft.

Mnisi is well known for using lines to come up with his sketches.

With Mabasa’s work, Mnisi rebirths an older picture to transform it into a thing of contemporary art beauty. Although it is scribble drawing, it somehow doesn’t look as messy or sloppy as a lot of artworks of this nature can be.