It has been a sad month for Zahara after it was revealed that she is through a tough time of her financial crisis which has caused her to be threatened, by the banks that they might repossess her home in Randburg if she doesn’t settle her bills in time so that she can live on it.

The amount that she does was R1,9million we’re she pays the bill of R19k every month so that she can make sure that she has a roof on top of her head, but this came to shock after her awards were stolen and many people started to think that the artist has serious health problems.

 

 
But many people have gathered together this weekend to support the artist where they will donate some money to her bank account so that she can get back on he feet, again because she wants to go back to the studio and work on something that can make many people dance in the country.

The amount that is expected to b donated to her is R300k when all people have deposited all the money that they can afford to pay, and this might well if people take this initiative seriously and start to donate, the amount of more than R100 so that they can get to that amount.

The account number has been issued and people can start paying immediately so that they won’t struggle when they see their favorite artist facing issues, and this might he help her because it’s only her the people of the maze that can help her to get out of this situation.

When University of KZN graduate Dumisani Ngobese broke down in tears as he did not have a suit for his graduation, South Africans were touched.

But at a party in his honour in Umhlanga on Thursday night, the 23-year-old was kitted out in a designer suit and shoes.

 

 

An image of Ngobese weeping after being capped for his BA degree last Friday went viral and sparked an outpouring of offers to help the youngster from Bhukhanana, a village near Empangeni.

Ngobese, who was raised by his grandmother in a household of 16 children, now has a job too, thanks to Durban businessman Calvin Mathibeli who offered him work shortly after his photographs trended on social media.

Mathibeli was so moved by Ngobese’s story that he decided to create a permanent post for him and pay for his coming Honours degree.

Vuma FM radio personality Jacinta Ngobese, who organised the graduation bash at Umhlanga Rocks Hotel, said the idea was born after she saw Ngobese’s picture on UKZN’s Facebook page.

She shared the picture on her social media platforms, which struck a chord with her followers.

“Some of them instantly pledged to make generous donations. He deserves it. That’s truly how I felt,” she said.

Businessman Xolani Zuma forked out thousands of rands for Ngobese’s suit and shoes for the party.

Zuma said Ngobese’s poverty-stricken upbringing resonated with him and prompted his help.

Ngobese, whose degree was funded by the National Student Financial Aid Scheme, said his household chores growing up included collecting firewood, which he still does.

He said his road to academic success had not been easy. “I had to sweat for what I’ve got,” he said. “I was determined to walk on stage even though I was having trouble finding trousers. I told my mother that I would be attending my graduation regardless,” said Ngobese.

He is overwhelmed at the attention he received on social media. “Some people are still asking themselves what had got into this young man who started weeping,” he said.

“Everywhere I go people want to take pictures with me.”

Ngobese, who majored in tourism and English, will start his new job this week. His role at the company is being finalised.

“I am elated and I thank God for being good to me. I also thank all the people who have been supporting me,” said Ngobese.

Mathibeli, his new employer, will pay for Ngobese’s postgraduate studies.

Like Ngobese, Mathibeli was raised by his grandmother.

After having a severe stroke, musician Lira breaks her silence.

A few weeks ago, South Africans heard from Paris, France, what had happened to Lira, a well-known soul, jazz, Afro-soul, and R&B musician from their country.

 

 

 

 

 
Lira, whose real name is Lerato Moipone Molapo, had a serious stroke right before she was going to perform in Paris.

After getting some treatment, she was flown to South Africa so she could get more treatment there. Her family has confirmed what happened and asked for privacy while they take care of her.

Now, Lira has broken her silence about what happened by posting on her social media page. She then wrote, “Physically, I haven’t been affected because I’m strong and healthy.” The stroke has made it hard for me to talk, but every day I make a lot of progress. I am going to take some time to focus on getting better.”

She was unable to move as a result of a chronic sickness, which ultimately led to her death. KwaZulu-Natal, a province in South Africa, has been the location of the funeral services for the deceased.

 

 

 
This afternoon, in the province of KwaZulu-Natal in South Africa, she will be laid to rest. There were a number of well-known personalities, as well as gospel artists, present during the event.

Evangelist Dr. Deborah Fraser, who had diabetes for many years and had been battling the disease for many years, passed away on Sunday at a hospital in Soweto, Gauteng, following a long and hard-fought battle. Her family and friends were surrounding her at the moment.

Videos of Tamia Mpisane’s homecoming celebration at Mamkhize’s residence have sparked a flurry of interest on social media. Mamkhize is a South African award-winning entrepreneur, reality television personality, and actress. She is one of the world’s wealthiest and most powerful women celebrities. Several of her enterprises have been a success under her guidance. This contains a construction firm and a soccer team. She is a living example of what can be achieved by perseverance and hard work alone. People have fallen in love with her because of the messages she always gives to others.

 

 

 

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