Sifundo Zwane

By: Sifundo L Zwane Twitter: @Mrzwane_sifundo Email: Sifundo.work@gmail.com   A historic fight between South African-born fighter Dricus Du Plessis and Nigerian-born Israel Adesanya took place on Sunday, August 18, in Perth, Australia. Dricus secured victory after Adesanya tapped out, ending the match. Earlier in January, Dricus had sparked controversy by claiming to be the first to "take the belts" to Africa after defeating American Sean Strickland for the middleweight title. His assertion as the first African champion did not sit well with former Nigerian titleholders Kamaru Usman, Cameroonian Francis Ngannou, and Nigeria's own Adesanya. PICTURE of Dricus Du Plessis By X “He is tough and stubborn, that’s what it is. I tried to kick his body then told him to get up the referee told him to get up too, but he just laid down there and took a breath. I told myself that he was done but I was wrong.” Adesanya said on his YouTube channel.”: Link of Adesanya reacting to ...

By: Sifundo L Zwane Twitter: @Mrzwane_sifundo Email: Sifundo.work@gmail.com Zanele Mbokazi-Nkambule, founder of the Crown Gospel Music Awards, Ukhozi FM presenter, and preacher, passed away on Monday after battling cancer. She was 52 years old and was described as “a pioneer of the arts.” Mbokazi-Nkambule reportedly fell ill in April of this year and underwent surgery after struggling with breathing difficulties. Earlier this year, various gospel artists and preachers hosted a prayer for her recovery at the Assemblies of God Church in Sandton. picture of Zanele Mbokazi By Twitter Her husband, Bishop Mpendulo Nkambule, explained that they were providing information to the public to counteract the speculation. He revealed that Zanele fell ill while at work and lost her voice. They took her to the hospital for an examination, where it was discovered that she had lung cancer.           below is the link to the video of Bishop Mpedulo Nkambule explaining.. ...

By: Sifundo L Zwane Twitter: @Mrzwane_sifundo Email: sifundo.work@gmail.com     "Inspiration does exist, but it must find you working," said Pablo Picasso. This sentiment perfectly embodies the life and dedication of Mesuli Mbatha. Born and raised in Edumbe, Mbatha is a leader of the people, determined to continue being the voice of the voiceless. His tireless work as the proclaimed mayor of Paulpietersburg has had a significant social and political influence on both the young and old. He attended Bilanyoni Primary School and completed his matric at Kanye Kanye High School. His journey reflects the essence of Picasso's quote, showing that true inspiration comes from persistent effort and dedication.   Mbatha started his own business an internet café which came as a way of making capital for his family but in resent years turned into a helping hand for the youth of paulpietersburg. His business has helped those in need of help by making resumes, doing job app...