Almost two decades after doing 'Sobabili' with DJ Bongz, which was a banger,  Thabsile tells us what she's been up to all these years as comes back with a new single titled 'Malume' with Afriikan Papi. 

Almost two decades after doing 'Sobabili' with DJ Bongz, which was a banger,  Thabsile tells us what she's been up to all these years as comes back with a new single titled 'Malume' with Afriikan Papi.

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Thabsile is back, years after 'Sobabili' with DJ Bongz

According to one of the major banks in South Africa, women are dominating the property market as first-time owners. We had a conversation with our resident Property Practitioner, Tricia Limbane, and she acknowledged that women have become more "woke" when it comes to investing in property. 

According to one of the major banks in South Africa, women are dominating the property market as first-time owners. We had a conversation with our resident Property Practitioner, Tricia Limbane, and she acknowledged that women have become more "woke" when it comes to investing in property.&nbsp;

Women buy properties more than men

Renowned academic Professor Mamokgethi Phakeng says people should not feel intimidated by artificial intelligence, instead they should embrace it as a tool that is here to assist and make things easier. 

Renowned academic Professor Mamokgethi Phakeng says people should not feel intimidated by artificial intelligence, instead they should embrace it as a tool that is here to assist and make things easier.&nbsp;

'AI is here to help us'

The historic story of Nongqawuse, the young girl who said to have instructed the Xhosa people to destroy their crops and cattle in the 1800s under the guidance of the ancestors, will be brought back to life through a theatre production at the Guild Theatre in KuGompo. The TruBreakfast team caught up with Mbongeni Moroke, the creator an director of 'The Rise and Fall of the African Gospel: Nongqawuse'.

The historic story of Nongqawuse, the young girl who said to have instructed the Xhosa people to destroy their crops and cattle in the 1800s under the guidance of the ancestors, will be brought back to life through a theatre production at the Guild Theatre in KuGompo. The TruBreakfast team caught up with Mbongeni Moroke, the creator an director of 'The Rise and Fall of the African Gospel: Nongqawuse'.

Thabsile is back, years after 'Sobabili' with DJ Bongz

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