Gay rights activists said they are planning a homosexual kissing protest in front of Pope Benedict XVI when he visits Barcelona, spain in so called Flashmob protest. "we are hoping for a crowd of people of the same sex who will kiss each other for two minutes in front of the Pope", said one of the organisers, Marylene Carole. Sunday Times reported. The organisers also complained that Facebook had taken down two "event pages" titled "Queer Kissing Flashmob" that were being used to advertise the protest, without giving a clear explanation. They expect about 300 Gay people to attend the protest.
Well, I would like to applaud Facebook team for removing the page that was being used to mobilise people to join in the protest. The fact is Facebook has its policies and regulations; most importantly it is also being used by children at their tender age, so you can understand the menace of running sexual meteria on a social network like Facebook.
Why are Gays so besotted about Pope's opinion of them? Does kissing in public for two minutes going to change the Pope's and other people's minds? It appears as if gay people are not sure if they are doing the right thing so they want Pope's approval. Are they guilty conscious? There is no need to prove a point if you are doing the right thing. A call for Gay acceptance it's like a call for prostitution approval, it will take sometime for others to accept. Prostituts are still fighting for recognition but to no avail. This protest will cause more fury and Gays shouldn't be surprised to again find themselves in a quandary. Don't get me wrong, I'm just stating the facts.
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Tuesday, November 2, 2010
Monday, November 1, 2010
Gay Ugandans targeted after exposed by newspapers
Gays have been attacked after 100 people listed in an October 9 article in Uganda’s Rolling Stone Newspaper (created by journalism students), which featured a list of homosexuals. One of the sickening things is that the Newspaper ran a bright yellow banner that reads: “Hang them”. The Mail & Guardian Online reports that 3 people have been attacked and many more are hiding since the publicity.
As a media practitioner it turns my stomach to hear that the media itself are the ones who are fueling phobia against homosexuals. I mean, the media should know better, the role of the media is neither to incite violence nor to violate other people’s human rights. The media have the principal responsibility to restore calm in times of war and violence; they are the ones that should be on the fore front quelling the situation. South African Media did very well during the Xenophobia era; adverts were run discouraging perpetrators from Xenophobia acts, even the reporting itself was superb. The media have the most influential power on people; we are who we are because of the media. That’s the reasons that make many governments want to control the media; it’s because of its power. They know that once you control the media you control the mind sets of the people.
The Rolling Stone editor astonishingly defended the publishing of photos, addresses of homosexuals and the bold headline “Hang them” as a public interest. How disgusting, what happened to distancing your feelings and believes from a story. The most horrible is that the newspaper in question (Rolling Stone) belongs to journalism students, what kind of journalism is they being taught? They are practicing street journalism.
“Many Ugandans regard homosexual as a western import and say it’s against their traditional cultural beliefs” how many western imports have they swallowed without grumble? I’m a proud African and I value my culture, but I also think culture change with times. That is the reason we are not Africans of yesterdays, our tradition does not tolerate women to dress in trousers or pants but women today are doing just that and no one is being killed.
The so called “Global Village” is rapidly killing African culture, but I do not encourage the killing of one of us just to protect tradition. Those people who are calling for the death penalty of gays are also in some way playing big role on the dearth of African culture. The blame can not be pinned on gay community alone.
The Ugandans government has no ignominy in drafting a bill that would have imposed the death penalty for some homosexual acts and life imprison for others. I’m not encouraging other African Countries to follow South African foot steps in making gay marriage legal but I’m calling for tolerance, lets not kill other people for who they really are. I wonder what would those people (who call for gay’s death penalty) do if one of their children tomorrow turns gay, would they kill him? Humm!
I’m disappointed in you fellow Africans
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As a media practitioner it turns my stomach to hear that the media itself are the ones who are fueling phobia against homosexuals. I mean, the media should know better, the role of the media is neither to incite violence nor to violate other people’s human rights. The media have the principal responsibility to restore calm in times of war and violence; they are the ones that should be on the fore front quelling the situation. South African Media did very well during the Xenophobia era; adverts were run discouraging perpetrators from Xenophobia acts, even the reporting itself was superb. The media have the most influential power on people; we are who we are because of the media. That’s the reasons that make many governments want to control the media; it’s because of its power. They know that once you control the media you control the mind sets of the people.
The Rolling Stone editor astonishingly defended the publishing of photos, addresses of homosexuals and the bold headline “Hang them” as a public interest. How disgusting, what happened to distancing your feelings and believes from a story. The most horrible is that the newspaper in question (Rolling Stone) belongs to journalism students, what kind of journalism is they being taught? They are practicing street journalism.
“Many Ugandans regard homosexual as a western import and say it’s against their traditional cultural beliefs” how many western imports have they swallowed without grumble? I’m a proud African and I value my culture, but I also think culture change with times. That is the reason we are not Africans of yesterdays, our tradition does not tolerate women to dress in trousers or pants but women today are doing just that and no one is being killed.
The so called “Global Village” is rapidly killing African culture, but I do not encourage the killing of one of us just to protect tradition. Those people who are calling for the death penalty of gays are also in some way playing big role on the dearth of African culture. The blame can not be pinned on gay community alone.
The Ugandans government has no ignominy in drafting a bill that would have imposed the death penalty for some homosexual acts and life imprison for others. I’m not encouraging other African Countries to follow South African foot steps in making gay marriage legal but I’m calling for tolerance, lets not kill other people for who they really are. I wonder what would those people (who call for gay’s death penalty) do if one of their children tomorrow turns gay, would they kill him? Humm!
I’m disappointed in you fellow Africans
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Celine Dion named one of twin after Nelson Mandela
It's a good gesture that many people across the globe recognize the kindness of our icon Tata Nelson Mandela. Celine Dion in a report by one of the newspapers said she names her child after Nelson Mandela because she was impressed by Mandela's humanity. Celine and her husband Reno want their children to be inspired by their names. I expect many children to come to be name after this icon.
It is substantiation that when you do good deeds you will be honored even before you are dead. Remember the 2002 World Cup in Korea Japan; countless children who were born in Brazil during that World Cup were named after a Brazilian striker Ronaldo. Naming something after a person is a great honor, we name buildings, bridges and places after people's names, I acclaim Celine Dion and her husband for this one.
A name has a powerful influence in our lives; most of children with bad names always do dreadful things. If a child is named after his father "junior" he always tries to ensure that he resembles his father in what ever he does. That's the power of a name.
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It is substantiation that when you do good deeds you will be honored even before you are dead. Remember the 2002 World Cup in Korea Japan; countless children who were born in Brazil during that World Cup were named after a Brazilian striker Ronaldo. Naming something after a person is a great honor, we name buildings, bridges and places after people's names, I acclaim Celine Dion and her husband for this one.
A name has a powerful influence in our lives; most of children with bad names always do dreadful things. If a child is named after his father "junior" he always tries to ensure that he resembles his father in what ever he does. That's the power of a name.
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Thursday, October 28, 2010
HIV positive Woman who had Sex with 20 men
A 19 year old woman had sex with 20 men without telling them of her infection with HIV. South Korean police detained the woman from the Southern part of Busan. It is reported on Sowetan Newspaper that she tested positive in February 2010 and had since had sex with 20 men she met online. It took the courageous father according to the reports to report his daughter to the police. She was said to have been receiving 100,00 won (90 dollers, R700) from each man in return for having sex at motels. The court in Busan rejected a request from police to issue a warrant of arrest, saying she could instead be sent to hospital for treatment.
What makes this woman's act a serious crime is her "intension", the intension to kill, to cause body harm. The young woman in question knew quite well what she was doing, at least the court should have issued a warrant of arrest. What message is the court conveying to other HIV infected individuals who are also contemplating to do the same? A deliberate infection of other people with HIV/AIDS is tantamount to murder. Now it means 20 men are positive, 20 wives infected and perhaps another 20 mistresses in danger.
Well, I also blame the victims who go around sleeping with total strangers possibly without condom; they have brought it upon themselves. People should make out that when you are HIV positive you can still live another 30 years if you are taking treatment. It's not the end of the world. Online dating can be very dangerous sometimes if you do not execise caution.
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What makes this woman's act a serious crime is her "intension", the intension to kill, to cause body harm. The young woman in question knew quite well what she was doing, at least the court should have issued a warrant of arrest. What message is the court conveying to other HIV infected individuals who are also contemplating to do the same? A deliberate infection of other people with HIV/AIDS is tantamount to murder. Now it means 20 men are positive, 20 wives infected and perhaps another 20 mistresses in danger.
Well, I also blame the victims who go around sleeping with total strangers possibly without condom; they have brought it upon themselves. People should make out that when you are HIV positive you can still live another 30 years if you are taking treatment. It's not the end of the world. Online dating can be very dangerous sometimes if you do not execise caution.
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Is Alcohol a Problem?
I grew up in the church going family but that's not the reason I do not drink. Like in every family or organisation, there is always a loose canon and in this case my uncle is one. He is a heavy drinker, let me say an alcohol abuser. At his 40's he does not have a steady relationship let alone a nuclear family or anything valuable you can point at, yet he is working a better job. These are some of the things that made me not to have interes in intoxicating my self when I was young, but it also made me to see the pros and cons of alcohol. Afterwards, I realised that there are people out there who drink alcohol but are good parents and most importantly good citizens of this country.
I do not drink but I can not declare that alcohol is indeed a problem, people are. Alcohol is not the source of many societal problems; these problems also exist in cultures that do not drink any way, the problem is the abuse of it thereof. According to the research 50% of people who die on the road in South Africa have blood alcohol concentration above 0.05 gram per 100 milliliters (www.arivealive.co.za). An estimated 5.7 million people were living with HIV/AIDS in South Africa in 2009 more than any country. It is belived that in 2008 over 250,00 South Africans died of Aids (www.avert.org/aidssouthafrica.htm). These are the two main things that are rapidly killing our beloved families and friends; hence it is inconceivable that sex and alcohol be banned. Alcohol runs many components of society, economic, religion, you name them. Otherwise we will have to ban everything because there is nothing in this life that doesn't have side effects. Everybody knows that if they engage in sexual activities without condom or drive in the influence of any intoxication there consequences. Accordingly, it is all about responsibility, behavioral change and valuing yourself.
This article is being published just one month before christmas holidays. Those who drink let them drink responsibly, one would be relieved to see death toll declining this year. It is a reality; if you are not drinking responsibly you will get divorced, addicted, accidents, beaten up and so on.
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I do not drink but I can not declare that alcohol is indeed a problem, people are. Alcohol is not the source of many societal problems; these problems also exist in cultures that do not drink any way, the problem is the abuse of it thereof. According to the research 50% of people who die on the road in South Africa have blood alcohol concentration above 0.05 gram per 100 milliliters (www.arivealive.co.za). An estimated 5.7 million people were living with HIV/AIDS in South Africa in 2009 more than any country. It is belived that in 2008 over 250,00 South Africans died of Aids (www.avert.org/aidssouthafrica.htm). These are the two main things that are rapidly killing our beloved families and friends; hence it is inconceivable that sex and alcohol be banned. Alcohol runs many components of society, economic, religion, you name them. Otherwise we will have to ban everything because there is nothing in this life that doesn't have side effects. Everybody knows that if they engage in sexual activities without condom or drive in the influence of any intoxication there consequences. Accordingly, it is all about responsibility, behavioral change and valuing yourself.
This article is being published just one month before christmas holidays. Those who drink let them drink responsibly, one would be relieved to see death toll declining this year. It is a reality; if you are not drinking responsibly you will get divorced, addicted, accidents, beaten up and so on.
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Wednesday, October 27, 2010
Famous Venda People
Here is the catalogue of Famous Venda People. There is nothing gratifying than seeing previously disadvantaged group (especially Black people) doing well in life and being recognized for the job they do. This serves as an inspiration to others who at this juncture fighting their way to the top. Not all these people were born with silver spoon in their mouth.
Adv Alwei Mushavhanamadi
Adv Given Ramatsekisa
Adv Lufuno Nevondwe
Adv Maele Mushasha
Albert Tshivheaho Mathivha "Seremane"
Alfred lusunzi
Alfred Taringo Lukoto (Judge)
Alex Netshapasha (News reader)
Alpheous Ramavhea
Aluwani Dzhivhuho
Andrew Khalushi (Music Compiler Phala Phala)
Annah Magwaba (Magwaba bus Service)
Asivhanzhi Mathaba (SA Multitalented director. Directed Big Brother, Latitude, zola7, walala wasala e.tc. Has own company: Asi-B Films
Azwi Malaka (Pfuluwani at Muvhango)
Berea Madzonga
Belafonte Rudzani Mawela
Beverley Maphangwa(MetroFM Producer)
Bricks Mudau
Charity Mukondeleli (Boxer)
Chester Makana(journalist Sowetan)
Chester Ramulifho (Director Friends like these, Live at SABC1)
Chillboy Rathando aka "CC" (Small interprenuer)
Col (Ret) George Ramaremisa
Colbert Mukwevho (Vendareggae Legend)
Cyril Ramaphosa
Dan Tshanda
David Lufuno Mabilu aka "Mabix"
David Matamela (Choreographer)
David Thidiela
Diniel Mambushu Mudau
Dj MacG Mukwevho
DJ Nipro
Domina Munzhelele (Phala phala FM drama Producer)
Donald Khanari (Radio Presenter)
Dr Eric Ralinala (Safa National Team doctor u/20. Physiotherapist)
Dr Ephraim Nematshwereni (Former doctor of Amaglug-glug,Moroka Swallows,
olimpic team)
Dr Fhulufhelo Netswera
Dr J.G Tshifularo (Vhembe FET CEO)
Dr Ndivhuwo Lukhwareni
Dr Neluvhola (Traditional healer)
Dr Ntavhanyedzeni Phaswana
Dr Ramasuvha Tsephen Vhulahani
Dr Victor Ramathesele
Dr Tshiwela Neluheni
Dr Rudzani Muloiwa aka 'Rudz'
Elelwani Mathivha
Elijah Mushiana (Journalist)
Eric Ramavhale
Emmanuel Kwinda
Emmanuel Makungo (SABC News Journalist)
Fhatuwani Calvin Munyangane (Radio News Reader)
Fhatuwani Patricia Mugivhi
Frederik Tshamano Phaswana (Chairman of Standar Bank Group)
Florence Masevhe
Fredy Sadiki (Phala Phala Station Manager)
Gabriel Temudzaniaka Chief Azwinndini
George Muthundine Phadagi
George Negota
Given Mulaudzi "Master G"
Gladys Lukhwareni (Athlet)
Gladwin Khangale
Glen Lewis Tshinavhe aka
Glen Lewis
Hulisani Cecilia Ravele aka CC
Hulisani Muloiwa
Humbelani Nengovhela
Humbulani Netshandama (Motivational Speaker)
Humbulani Ramagwedzha (reggae artist)
Hyson Musandiwa
Ice p (Lusunzi)
Ike Mboneni Muila (Poet&Writer)
Innocent Mashamba "Radio News Reader"
Ipfi Maumela
Irene Mawela
Isaac Mbedzi (Sports commentator)
Isaac Murwa wa Murwa Muila (SABC Radio News)
Isaac Mushiana aka Vhakoma in Mathathai
Itani Madima (musician)
Jedi Mulovhedzi (Tsiko Production)
Jenipher Muthige (Radio Presenter)
Jimmy Netshilulu- "da scratcher"
Joe Mafela aka Mbungula, Sdumo
Joel Netshitenzhe
Joe Latani Sekhwama
Joel Tangulani aka “Mujuwi”, “dwathwa”
Jones Netshipise-"Tshigalane"
Joseph Masimbane
Joyce Mabudafhasi
Joyce Mashamba
Jude Tshisevhe
Junior Singo (actor)
Kedibone Mulaudzi (Comedian)
Khakhathi Tshisikule (Khakhathi and Friends)
Khathu Mamaila (City Press)
Khume Ramulifho
Kirsten Nematandani (SAFA President
Lindelani Mukwevho (Construction)
Lovemore Ndou (Boxer)
Lucky Tharaga
Lucky Tshilimandila
Lufuno Dagada (gospel artist)
Lufuno Lefty maphala
Lufuno Munonde
Lufuno Nemungadi (Rhythm City E-TV Line producer)
Lufuno Tshivhase
Lukhwareni
Lusani MafunzwainiRe.
Lutendo Brenda Mukwevho (Director at Muvhango)
Lutendo Tshisikule
Luvhengo Mungomeni (Footballer)
Maduvha Madima
Magwedzha Mphaphuli
Malakiya Ndou
Marther Makhela
Mbulaheni Charles Mphephu
Mmbara Hulisani Kevin
Makhadzi Mpilo (musician, News reader)
Mashudu Elphas Tshivhase
Mashudu Elphas Tshivhase
Mashudu Mabatha
Mashudu Mabidi (Poet)
Mashudu Mabushe (Ndevhetsini)
Mashudu Madzhie
Mashudu Mphafudi
Mashudu Ramano
Mashau Silas Ramaite
Mathoho Eric Mulomowandau (Footballer)
Mbavhalelo Elvis Nemukula (senior Sub-Editor Sowetan)
Mbodi Khalushi
Mbulaeni Mulaudzi
Mickson Tshinyane (Sports Commentator)
Millicent Tshiwela Makhado aka Agnes at Muvhango
Mike Mutshinya (Sports SABC)
Moses Netshitangani
Mufamadi Thabadiawa
Mukoni Ratshitanga
Muleya Shonisani(Ashifashabba)
Muleya Tshimangadzo
Mulondolo Ramulongo (musician)
Mpho Nefale- "Linoni"
Mpho Rathando
Mpho Tsedu
Marcus Mundalamo
Maswigiri Mulaudzi
Masana Mulaudzi (SAWIP)
Masala Ndou
Masimbe
Mathatha Tsedu (SA Veteran Journalist)
Maumela Mahuwa aka Suzan
Maumela TN (Tshivenda writer)
Muditambi Ravele (National Co-ordinator, Wonen&Sport)
Mulondo Sekwivhilu
Mbulungeni Masenya Mphaphuli (Radio News Reader)
Mike Manena
(Sports Analyst)
Mudini Maivha
Mulalo Ramarumo "Duka"
Mutondi Neshehe aka Ndalamo
Mutsitsielwa Mureri
Munonde (Gizara Cleaning company)
Munyadziwa Nemutudi
Muronga (Editor SABC News Limpopo Combo)
Ndanganeni Mudau
Ndavheleseni Ramakuwela
Ndivhuwo Given Khuba
Ndivhuyafhi Mathode
Ndivhuwo Khangale
Ndivhuwo Musetha (Journalist)
Ndivhuwo Mutsila aka Albert at Muvhango
Ndou Adam
Ndwambi AG (Enos Bus Service)
Nkhangweni Rambau
Net Ramabulana
(Blessing in Askies)
Ntakadzeni Ronald Munyai
Ntshavheni Wa Luruli
Ntambudzeni Rasendedza aka Mr Bundu
Ntsieni Ramabulana ‘Big Daddy”
Ofhani Owen Muebi (Ndevhetsini)
Ofhani Munyai (Capricon FM Producer)
Pastor Tshifhiwa Irene
Pastor Isaac Dagada
Pat Raphunga
Phathutshedzo Muthambi aka 'Tshibulebule'
Phathutshedzo Ratshilumela aka Phash (MD, Mio)
Percy Mukwevho
Phillip Ndou "Time bomb"
Paul Mafela aka Mushasha
Pfarelo Maduguma
Phumudzo Manenzhe "The Bold"
Precious Maiwashe (Sports Presenter)
Prof NM Musehane
Professor Hery Nengwekhulu
Professor Maano Ramutsindela
Prof Mashudu Tshifularo
Professor Tshilidzi Marwala
Professor Mulalo Doyoyo
Professor Mpfari Budeli
Professor NR Madadzhe
Professor N.A Milubi
Professor Ntshengedzeni Alfred Nevhutanda
(Chairman SA Lottery)
Ragimana Praise (Tsalena Media)
Ramarumo Tshililo
Ratshitanga Samson Ndou
Reckson Phadziri
Rendani Rathando
Rendani Sikhwivhilu
Robson Rambuwani (Likhuwa)
Rofhiwa Bologo "Tholi B"
Rofhiwa Manyaga (gospel)
Rofhiwa Nethengwe (Radio Presenter)
Rofhiwa Rampfumedzi (music Compiler Phala Phala)
Rotenda Mphephu
Rotenda "Purple Rose" Maiwashe
Roxley Masevhe
Rudzani Dzuguda (Dzuguda Production)
Rudzani Ramudzuli
Rudzani Khalushi "1020"
Rudzani Tshivhase (SABC Radio News Journalist)
Salome Mutshinya
Saulo Nephawe (musician)
Shandukani Madima
Sharon Ravele (Radio Presenter)
Shumani Mugeri Manenzhe (Climatologist)
Stephen Mbedzi
Strike Mulaudzi
Sydney Kharivhe
Sydney Mashige (sports comentator)
Sydney Fholisani Mufamadi
Stanley Liphadzi
Takalani Joseph Raulinga
Takalani Madima
Takalani Mudau (musician)
Takalani Musekwa
Takalani Ndou (gospel)
Takalani Raulinga
Takalani Vincent Ratshibvumo (Magistrate)
Thambatshira Ndadza (Ndevhetsini)
Thanyani Philip Ramawa
Thembuluwo Mamphodo aka Mbungu
Thomani Makwarela
Thomas Muleya (Capricorn FET)
Thovhele VhoKennedy Tshivhase (self-proclaimed King of Venda)
Thinawanga Conrad
Thilivhali Muavha aka "Big T"
Thilivhali Mulaudzi (Traffic)
Thilivhali Ralutanda aka "Tosh Gill" (Capricorn FM Producer)
Thivhilaeli Simon Nedohe
Thivhudziswi Lukoto
Thikolelwi Liphadzi
T Man Garvin
TN Makuya (Tshivenda writer)
Tryphosa Ramano
Tshamano Makhadi
Tshamano Nepfumbada (Phala phala FM Programmes Manager)
Tshamano Sebe
aka Biza in stockvel
Tshianeo Elizabeth Phathela (phala phala fm)
Tshidino Ndou aka Chidino (Dzhatsha Film)
Tshinetise Solomon Mathase
Tshifhiwa Cassius Lukoto
Tshifhiwa Doyoyo
Tshifhiwa Pat Nephawe
Tshifhiwa Munyai "Atomic Spider"
Tshifhiwa Thidiela
Tshililo Nelufule "Tshiraiza"
Tshiphiri lucas Nemutanzhela (Political analyst)
Vusani Netshimbupfe (Limpopo Traditional Affairs Chairperson)
Vhutshilo Nelwamondo
Vasco Manavhela aka "VM, Mujix"s
Victor Ravhuanzwo
Wanani Nevhutalu (Director Generation)
Watson Tshivhase (Political Analyst)
WMRD PhophiSS Madima
William Mukwevho (die hard kaizer chiefs fan)
"Zwo" Nevhutalu
Zwikhodo Netshituni (Journalist)
Adv Alwei Mushavhanamadi
Adv Given Ramatsekisa
Adv Lufuno Nevondwe
Adv Maele Mushasha
Albert Tshivheaho Mathivha "Seremane"
Alfred lusunzi
Alfred Taringo Lukoto (Judge)
Alex Netshapasha (News reader)
Alpheous Ramavhea
Aluwani Dzhivhuho
Andrew Khalushi (Music Compiler Phala Phala)
Annah Magwaba (Magwaba bus Service)
Asivhanzhi Mathaba (SA Multitalented director. Directed Big Brother, Latitude, zola7, walala wasala e.tc. Has own company: Asi-B Films
Azwi Malaka (Pfuluwani at Muvhango)
Berea Madzonga
Belafonte Rudzani Mawela
Beverley Maphangwa(MetroFM Producer)
Bricks Mudau
Charity Mukondeleli (Boxer)
Chester Makana(journalist Sowetan)
Chester Ramulifho (Director Friends like these, Live at SABC1)
Chillboy Rathando aka "CC" (Small interprenuer)
Col (Ret) George Ramaremisa
Colbert Mukwevho (Vendareggae Legend)
Cyril Ramaphosa
Dan Tshanda
David Lufuno Mabilu aka "Mabix"
David Matamela (Choreographer)
David Thidiela
Diniel Mambushu Mudau
Dj MacG Mukwevho
DJ Nipro
Domina Munzhelele (Phala phala FM drama Producer)
Donald Khanari (Radio Presenter)
Dr Eric Ralinala (Safa National Team doctor u/20. Physiotherapist)
Dr Ephraim Nematshwereni (Former doctor of Amaglug-glug,Moroka Swallows,
olimpic team)
Dr Fhulufhelo Netswera
Dr J.G Tshifularo (Vhembe FET CEO)
Dr Ndivhuwo Lukhwareni
Dr Neluvhola (Traditional healer)
Dr Ntavhanyedzeni Phaswana
Dr Ramasuvha Tsephen Vhulahani
Dr Victor Ramathesele
Dr Tshiwela Neluheni
Dr Rudzani Muloiwa aka 'Rudz'
Elelwani Mathivha
Elijah Mushiana (Journalist)
Eric Ramavhale
Emmanuel Kwinda
Emmanuel Makungo (SABC News Journalist)
Fhatuwani Calvin Munyangane (Radio News Reader)
Fhatuwani Patricia Mugivhi
Frederik Tshamano Phaswana (Chairman of Standar Bank Group)
Florence Masevhe
Fredy Sadiki (Phala Phala Station Manager)
Gabriel Temudzaniaka Chief Azwinndini
George Muthundine Phadagi
George Negota
Given Mulaudzi "Master G"
Gladys Lukhwareni (Athlet)
Gladwin Khangale
Glen Lewis Tshinavhe aka
Glen Lewis
Hulisani Cecilia Ravele aka CC
Hulisani Muloiwa
Humbelani Nengovhela
Humbulani Netshandama (Motivational Speaker)
Humbulani Ramagwedzha (reggae artist)
Hyson Musandiwa
Ice p (Lusunzi)
Ike Mboneni Muila (Poet&Writer)
Innocent Mashamba "Radio News Reader"
Ipfi Maumela
Irene Mawela
Isaac Mbedzi (Sports commentator)
Isaac Murwa wa Murwa Muila (SABC Radio News)
Isaac Mushiana aka Vhakoma in Mathathai
Itani Madima (musician)
Jedi Mulovhedzi (Tsiko Production)
Jenipher Muthige (Radio Presenter)
Jimmy Netshilulu- "da scratcher"
Joe Mafela aka Mbungula, Sdumo
Joel Netshitenzhe
Joe Latani Sekhwama
Joel Tangulani aka “Mujuwi”, “dwathwa”
Jones Netshipise-"Tshigalane"
Joseph Masimbane
Joyce Mabudafhasi
Joyce Mashamba
Jude Tshisevhe
Junior Singo (actor)
Kedibone Mulaudzi (Comedian)
Khakhathi Tshisikule (Khakhathi and Friends)
Khathu Mamaila (City Press)
Khume Ramulifho
Kirsten Nematandani (SAFA President
Lindelani Mukwevho (Construction)
Lovemore Ndou (Boxer)
Lucky Tharaga
Lucky Tshilimandila
Lufuno Dagada (gospel artist)
Lufuno Lefty maphala
Lufuno Munonde
Lufuno Nemungadi (Rhythm City E-TV Line producer)
Lufuno Tshivhase
Lukhwareni
Lusani MafunzwainiRe.
Lutendo Brenda Mukwevho (Director at Muvhango)
Lutendo Tshisikule
Luvhengo Mungomeni (Footballer)
Maduvha Madima
Magwedzha Mphaphuli
Malakiya Ndou
Marther Makhela
Mbulaheni Charles Mphephu
Mmbara Hulisani Kevin
Makhadzi Mpilo (musician, News reader)
Mashudu Elphas Tshivhase
Mashudu Elphas Tshivhase
Mashudu Mabatha
Mashudu Mabidi (Poet)
Mashudu Mabushe (Ndevhetsini)
Mashudu Madzhie
Mashudu Mphafudi
Mashudu Ramano
Mashau Silas Ramaite
Mathoho Eric Mulomowandau (Footballer)
Mbavhalelo Elvis Nemukula (senior Sub-Editor Sowetan)
Mbodi Khalushi
Mbulaeni Mulaudzi
Mickson Tshinyane (Sports Commentator)
Millicent Tshiwela Makhado aka Agnes at Muvhango
Mike Mutshinya (Sports SABC)
Moses Netshitangani
Mufamadi Thabadiawa
Mukoni Ratshitanga
Muleya Shonisani(Ashifashabba)
Muleya Tshimangadzo
Mulondolo Ramulongo (musician)
Mpho Nefale- "Linoni"
Mpho Rathando
Mpho Tsedu
Marcus Mundalamo
Maswigiri Mulaudzi
Masana Mulaudzi (SAWIP)
Masala Ndou
Masimbe
Mathatha Tsedu (SA Veteran Journalist)
Maumela Mahuwa aka Suzan
Maumela TN (Tshivenda writer)
Muditambi Ravele (National Co-ordinator, Wonen&Sport)
Mulondo Sekwivhilu
Mbulungeni Masenya Mphaphuli (Radio News Reader)
Mike Manena
(Sports Analyst)
Mudini Maivha
Mulalo Ramarumo "Duka"
Mutondi Neshehe aka Ndalamo
Mutsitsielwa Mureri
Munonde (Gizara Cleaning company)
Munyadziwa Nemutudi
Muronga (Editor SABC News Limpopo Combo)
Ndanganeni Mudau
Ndavheleseni Ramakuwela
Ndivhuwo Given Khuba
Ndivhuyafhi Mathode
Ndivhuwo Khangale
Ndivhuwo Musetha (Journalist)
Ndivhuwo Mutsila aka Albert at Muvhango
Ndou Adam
Ndwambi AG (Enos Bus Service)
Nkhangweni Rambau
Net Ramabulana
(Blessing in Askies)
Ntakadzeni Ronald Munyai
Ntshavheni Wa Luruli
Ntambudzeni Rasendedza aka Mr Bundu
Ntsieni Ramabulana ‘Big Daddy”
Ofhani Owen Muebi (Ndevhetsini)
Ofhani Munyai (Capricon FM Producer)
Pastor Tshifhiwa Irene
Pastor Isaac Dagada
Pat Raphunga
Phathutshedzo Muthambi aka 'Tshibulebule'
Phathutshedzo Ratshilumela aka Phash (MD, Mio)
Percy Mukwevho
Phillip Ndou "Time bomb"
Paul Mafela aka Mushasha
Pfarelo Maduguma
Phumudzo Manenzhe "The Bold"
Precious Maiwashe (Sports Presenter)
Prof NM Musehane
Professor Hery Nengwekhulu
Professor Maano Ramutsindela
Prof Mashudu Tshifularo
Professor Tshilidzi Marwala
Professor Mulalo Doyoyo
Professor Mpfari Budeli
Professor NR Madadzhe
Professor N.A Milubi
Professor Ntshengedzeni Alfred Nevhutanda
(Chairman SA Lottery)
Ragimana Praise (Tsalena Media)
Ramarumo Tshililo
Ratshitanga Samson Ndou
Reckson Phadziri
Rendani Rathando
Rendani Sikhwivhilu
Robson Rambuwani (Likhuwa)
Rofhiwa Bologo "Tholi B"
Rofhiwa Manyaga (gospel)
Rofhiwa Nethengwe (Radio Presenter)
Rofhiwa Rampfumedzi (music Compiler Phala Phala)
Rotenda Mphephu
Rotenda "Purple Rose" Maiwashe
Roxley Masevhe
Rudzani Dzuguda (Dzuguda Production)
Rudzani Ramudzuli
Rudzani Khalushi "1020"
Rudzani Tshivhase (SABC Radio News Journalist)
Salome Mutshinya
Saulo Nephawe (musician)
Shandukani Madima
Sharon Ravele (Radio Presenter)
Shumani Mugeri Manenzhe (Climatologist)
Stephen Mbedzi
Strike Mulaudzi
Sydney Kharivhe
Sydney Mashige (sports comentator)
Sydney Fholisani Mufamadi
Stanley Liphadzi
Takalani Joseph Raulinga
Takalani Madima
Takalani Mudau (musician)
Takalani Musekwa
Takalani Ndou (gospel)
Takalani Raulinga
Takalani Vincent Ratshibvumo (Magistrate)
Thambatshira Ndadza (Ndevhetsini)
Thanyani Philip Ramawa
Thembuluwo Mamphodo aka Mbungu
Thomani Makwarela
Thomas Muleya (Capricorn FET)
Thovhele VhoKennedy Tshivhase (self-proclaimed King of Venda)
Thinawanga Conrad
Thilivhali Muavha aka "Big T"
Thilivhali Mulaudzi (Traffic)
Thilivhali Ralutanda aka "Tosh Gill" (Capricorn FM Producer)
Thivhilaeli Simon Nedohe
Thivhudziswi Lukoto
Thikolelwi Liphadzi
T Man Garvin
TN Makuya (Tshivenda writer)
Tryphosa Ramano
Tshamano Makhadi
Tshamano Nepfumbada (Phala phala FM Programmes Manager)
Tshamano Sebe
aka Biza in stockvel
Tshianeo Elizabeth Phathela (phala phala fm)
Tshidino Ndou aka Chidino (Dzhatsha Film)
Tshinetise Solomon Mathase
Tshifhiwa Cassius Lukoto
Tshifhiwa Doyoyo
Tshifhiwa Pat Nephawe
Tshifhiwa Munyai "Atomic Spider"
Tshifhiwa Thidiela
Tshililo Nelufule "Tshiraiza"
Tshiphiri lucas Nemutanzhela (Political analyst)
Vusani Netshimbupfe (Limpopo Traditional Affairs Chairperson)
Vhutshilo Nelwamondo
Vasco Manavhela aka "VM, Mujix"s
Victor Ravhuanzwo
Wanani Nevhutalu (Director Generation)
Watson Tshivhase (Political Analyst)
WMRD PhophiSS Madima
William Mukwevho (die hard kaizer chiefs fan)
"Zwo" Nevhutalu
Zwikhodo Netshituni (Journalist)
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