The star continued to express his gratitude to his family and friends for the support: “Family, Friends, Fans and Colleagues. I can’t thank you enough for the love, support, messages, prayers, wishes, gifts and all. All symptoms have disappeared
Fans and industry friends took to Instagram to congratulate the star on bouncing back from the virus.

“Great staff hey we really needed to hear some good news ,” said Nombuso Magton.
Thank you, Lord.. & thank you for fighting through this…So happy for you,” commented Noni.

“Thank you for remaining positive minded. Thank you for encouraging us. (I’m) so glad to hear such great news, my guy. God bless you and keep you for us,” added DJ Wild.

“Fantastic baby.. ”” , commenced Manaka Ranaka.

“Best news all week! So glad you’ve recovered bro,” added DJ Mlungu.

This comes three weeks after Hashati had revealed that he had contacted the virus. The star also urged peeps to test as soon as possible.

“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. Please go and have a test should you not feel 100%,” he shared, at the time.

Meanwhile, kwaito legend Kabelo Mabalane and his wife Gail recently revealed they have tested positive for Covid-19.

In a video shared on their Instagram accounts, the couple spoke candidly, detailing how they have defeated the deadly pandemic that has killed millions across the globe. Isibaya” actress Enhle Mbali Mlotshwa also told her followers she tested positive for Covid-19.

Exotic dancer and reality show star Zodwa Wabantu, has revealed she has also been faced with increased financial strain due to the coronavirus pandemic. Zodwa took to Instagram to tell her followers that, she has been forced to sell her South Beach flat in Durban, as her pocket hit hard due to the pandemic.

Zodwa posted an image of her flat and said it is no longer under her name. She captioned her post “When sh*t hits your pocket you let one of your business go closed.

Zodwa is not the only artist to open up about her financial problems this lockdown, numerous artists who have affected by a loss of income due to gigs and events being canceled or postponed, have come forward to share their struggles.

Local television presenter and actress Pearl Thusi will be returning as the host of Behind The Story on BET. Entertainment commentator Phil Mphela announced the exciting news on his Twitter account.Pearl’s presenting and Interviewing skills received praise in the previous season of BTS. Season four will again see Pearl Thusi sit down with some of the county’s biggest A-Listers to unpack their journeys while facing hard truths.

Another show on the Viacom network that got renewed for a new season is Lasizwe’s Fake It Till You Make It. It stars on Monday, August the third on MTV.

TV actor and radio host Khaya Dladla, has revealed that he recently tested positive for Covid-19. Khaya who has recovered from the virus took to Instagram to tell his fans that, he is living proof of beating the deadly virus.Khaya said yesterday it marked 14 days since he was in self-isolation and highlighted that the days have been a journey of introspection, new habits, and a return some old ones.

He further said his journey has been an emotional and very psychological battle. The former Uzalo actor encouraged his fans to take care and speak life to themselves. He said it is all in your mind to beat the virus.“As soon as your mind tells your lungs you can’t breathe…
YOU WILL NOT BREATH. As soon as your mind tells your body you are dying… YOU WILL DIE,” he wrote.

Artist and attendant Nonhlanhla Qwabe, who is affectionately known as Skolopad, has tried positive for Covid-19.She posted on her Instagram and Twitter accounts about the outcomes and many began to send all the best to her. Skolopad, who works at Dihlabeng Hospital in Bethlehem, Free State expressed: “Just got a call saying my outcomes returned positive for Covid-19.

This was after she had before expressed: “As forefront labourers on this pandemic of Covid-19 at our working environment it’s a bad dream each day. Be that as it may, work must go on as we made the vow. I’m attempting to rest however I can’t.“I’m presently in self-disconnection. Be that as it may, I’ll be alright. I am not working, and I realize that I will get through. I have my lengana and yes I have been drinking it.