About
Actor who shot to stardom playing Mastermind Maphumulo on the South African telenovela Uzalo, which began airing in 2015. He is also famous for his roles on shows like Soul City and for his many hosting jobs, including the 2011 and 2012 Durban Hip-Hop Awards

Before Fame
He was raised in a small town in Kwa-Zulu Natal, South Africa called Pietermaritzburg. He attended the private school Epworth.

Trivia
He was a talented soccer, hockey and cricket player growing up.

Family LifeThe World agrees that TK Dlamini is a handsome young man, we all know him from the popular soapie Uzalo as Mastermind, he’s one of the actors who kept Uzalo fans glued to their screens with his charms. However, there is a lot more about the young and talented artist that you may not be aware of.
He has three siblings. His parents separated when he was young.

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Caster Semenya is a winner. The 29-year-old South African is the two-time women’s 800m Olympic champion, a three-time 800m world champion and a double Commonwealth Games middle distance gold medallist. To wrap those figures in further context, when Semenya won the Doha Diamond League 800m in May 2019, it was her 30th consecutive victory over the distance.

Put simply, when fit, in-form and free to run without distraction, Semenya is almost unbeatable over the 800m. But these are not circumstances often afforded to Semenya, who lives with a condition in which her body produces a much higher level of testosterone than most other women.

In 2009, on the eve of the women’s 800m World Championship final, it was revealed that World Athletics (then the IAAF) had asked her to undergo gender verification testing. Semenya was permitted to compete in the final and won gold but was subsequently stopped from competing for nearly a year.

In 2011 the IAAF established official rules restricting female athletes with elevated levels of testosterone, arguing it presents an unfair advantage. From 2011 to 2019 Semenya was locked in a cycle of appeals and court cases until the Court of Arbitration for Sport ruled in favour of IAAF regulations stating that female athletes with differences of sexual development (DSD) are required to take testosterone-reducing medication to compete in track events from 400m to the mile.

Semenya has appealed against this judgement to the Swiss Federal Supreme Court. But in March 2020 the soft-spoken athlete revealed on social media that she now aims to compete in the 200m. “My dream has always been, and will continue to be, to compete at the highest level of sport and so in order to pursue my goals and dreams I have decided to change events and compete in the 200m,” said Semenya, whose personal best in the 200m at the time was 23.49 seconds.

Do not bet against her lowering that to the Olympic qualification mark of 22.80 seconds in time for Tokyo 2020. This, after all, is an athlete who won the 400m, 800m and 1500m in the space of three hours one extraordinary afternoon at the 2016 South African National Championships.

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This is coming few days after mother, Tina celebrated her birthday.

Beyoncé’s daughter, Blue Ivy was born at Lenox Hill Hospital, New York, United States on the 7th of January, 2012.

Blue is the youngest recipient of a BET Award for her collaboration on a single titled Brown Skin Girl.

The song features Blue’s mother Beyoncé, WizKid and Saint Jhn.

Many of her star took to the comment section to wish Blue a happy birthday.

Some of them have expressed that they cannot believe that the daughter of the music industry power couple is growing up so fast.

Beyoncé also went ahead to share some beautiful pictures of her daughter.

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Blue Ivy Carter turns 9. 💙🎉#HappyBirthdayBlueIvy pic.twitter.com/QerG66X0Sf

— BEYONCÉ LEGION (@BeyLegion) January 7, 2021

According to him, he was diagnosed of Covid-19 first in July and then again in December 202.

The first time he contracted the virus, Zola took to social media to break the news and also advise people to get tested.

“Dear Friends, Family and Colleagues, please note my results for COVID-19 have come back positive.”

“I will be taking the necessary steps in keeping well and protecting others.”

“When it first hit me, I never thought that it could hit me…I was like ‘how’ and you spend the first few seconds crying,” Zola said. When he got diagnosed he said he had a moment of introspection where he had to go around telling his loved ones that he loves them and forgive those who have hurt him. “We are living in borrowed time, so you start to appreciate the little things.”

Zola said he managed to survive the first one, but the second diagnosis had him contemplating and trying to figure how he got to where he was. From his experience, Zola says the second wave was very painful and is scared at the possibility of a third wave. “I felt things I never felt, I thought it was something I ate as I was driving from North West, I felt pains and cramps.”

[ON AIR] Two-time COVID-19 survivor #ZolaHashatsi shares his COVID experiences with @Unathi_Africa on #KayaMiddayJoy#ReclaimSummer @kayafm95dot9 pic.twitter.com/NDXpaRZeqR

— Kaya FM Music (@KayaFMMusic) January 5, 2021

Bradon confirmed the news to a South African media house, and claimed, it’s not just a fling, but a relationship in which they are both committed to.

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The relationship is said to be 6 months old, and he’s excited she won the season in December 2020, though he made it to the top 3.

“We are dating and we started dating in theatre week before the show even started playing on TV. It’s been months now but people will think we only started to date now,” said Brandon to The Sowetan.

“But I love her. So we spoke about the fact that it’s a competition and we are not going to let it get in the way of our relationship,” said Brandon.

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