Out of the country's population, young women between the ages of 15 and 24 have the highest infection rate, with most of these young people still of school going age
Image: Instagram. After a very difficult and emotionally draining week‚ Clement Maosa is celebrating his 30th birthday and took time out to reflect on the trials and triumphs he's gone through. The actor penned a heartfelt note to himself and shared it on his Instagram‚ remembering the hard times that have made him the man he is today‚ which include being orphaned at a young age and being bullied. "Just take a look at you‚ you are God’s perfection. You were born under unfavourable conditions‚ but look at you. For years you were ridiculed for being black and ugly‚ but look at you now. Your mom and dad were both domestic workers and couldn’t afford you nice things in life‚ but look at you now. Your parents left you as a teenager with nothing‚ but look at you‚" he wrote. The Skeem Saam fave‚ who also buried one of his best friends‚ Akhumzi Jezile‚ over the weekend weekend‚ wrote out his heart out ...
By Tshepo Bareetseng Kwesta reached the milestone recently said he was humbled by South Africa’s response to the track. The success of Ngud’ has also seen Kwesta’s latest album‚ Dakar II‚ reach platinum status. He joined the likes of Pitch Black Afro‚ Cassper Nyovest‚ K.O‚ Riky Rick‚ AKA and Emtee‚ in selling over 40‚000 copies of an album. Despite waiting several years for his chance in the limelight‚ Kwesta said that he didn’t make the album to prove anything to the world. “It feels absolutely amazing to have received so much love. I’ve come to realise that Ngud’ is no longer my song. It doesn’t belong to me. It belongs to South Africa. It is their anthem‚” he said. “I was introducing myself on my first album and by the second album I wanted to prove to the world that I had what it takes to be a star. This album I was far more relaxed. I just wanted to make good music. There were no agendas. “I know how hard it is to sell albums nowadays‚ especially a double-disc album ...
Rap mogul Cassper Nyovest has been crying out for sponsors for a month or two for the #FillUpFNBStadium concert taking place December 2nd. The 26 year old rapper has now announced he has bagged 3 major sponsors which includes premium v’odka brand, Ciroc, The SABC and premium beer Budweiser. Cassper made the announcement with a lovely video on social media. He wrote, “Thank you sooo much to CirocVodka SA SABC1 and Budweiser for partnering with me on this journey to make history and change our industry forever!!! Show them love y’all!! December 2nd!! WILL YOU BE THERE??? ”
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