BO M∆Q

Creative in the Kingdom

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Watch my heist sequence on #TheRiver1Magic tonight and tomorrow night, Directed by Bo Maq. And on tomorrow’s episode, I used some of @Officialzola7’s music on some scenes 😁🙆🏽‍♂️ I’ve loved and looked up to Zola since I was in high school so this is crazy for me!! 😁

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@Zikamnyamane Im glad the weather is also on their side. The last thing they need here is a bit of wind 💨

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@Ndi_Muvenda_ 🙌🏽🙌🏽

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Stream my new single “70x7 Attempts”
https://t.co/aJeJnfuKwQ

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@kikimasibi Skhothane. Wa reng bafanas!

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[Pop Base @PopBase]

New look at the making of the Michael Jackson biopic. Out April 24th

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Man gonna watch this until end

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Saw this reassuring verse in 2 kings 20:5

“Behold I’ve heard your prayer and seen your tears and i will come to your rescue”

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@EnzoFiery @SEMolekwa @HistorySAZAR ����😂

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@MissLesN @SEMolekwa @HistorySAZAR 😂😂

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The Ellen Kuzwayo portrait reminded me of this tender moment captured in time. The iconic image of a mother and child, a ubiquitous feature of many black households in South Africa during the 1970s to 1990s. The artist behind this poignant photograph remains unknown, yet its impact endures.

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My approach to all crisis 😂

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🤣🤣🤣🤣

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“Marked” on Netflix is excellent 👌🏾 I’m proud to be South African 🇿🇦

[Kasi Economy @KasiEconomy]

Netcare opened an innovation hub in Alexandra township for the youth to learn new business and tech skills.

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@LeratoLeek @DASMaluleke This is AI 😂

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Jesus is Lord

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Blessed are those who take refuge in Him

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The teacher remains silent during the test

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LOYISO BALA WROTE👇

At 36, I faced a harsh reality. If I didn’t make a change, I’d soon be in my 40s, struggling to book gigs, watching opportunities fade. I had spent years building a name in the industry, but deep down, I knew relying solely on music might not sustain me in the long run. I wasn’t willing to take that risk.

I could already see where things were headed. Despite a successful career, I would likely spend my days blaming the system for why musicians struggle financially. Not because the argument wasn’t valid, but because my career would have quietly slipped away, leaving me with nothing but frustration and “back in my day” stories.

The problem? No degree. No corporate experience. Just music.

But instead of accepting that fate, I took a leap. I walked into HenleyAfrica, hoping to start from scratch. A friend suggested I apply for Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL), which allowed my experience to count towards a Postgraduate Diploma in Business (PGDip).

That application was terrifying. Getting accepted was even scarier. I sat in my first class, completely out of my depth, Googling terms like “HR” and “balance sheets” because I was too embarrassed to ask.

But I didn’t quit. I graduated. Then I went for what seemed impossible – an MBA.

While studying, I volunteered at TBN Africa as a presenter and producer. Just before finishing my MBA, I was appointed as Channel Director. Three years later, I joined SABC, leading some of the biggest radio stations in the country.

At 36, I had no idea if I could rebuild my life. Now at 45, I stand in a career I once thought was out of reach, and it feels like I’ve been doing this for decades.

If there’s one thing I’ve learned, it’s this: it’s never too late to start over, to learn, to change paths, or to embrace new opportunities. Your past does not define your future.

On the other side of fear is growth. Be bold. Step into the unknown. Do what feels uncomfortable. And when you’ve done all you can, trust that God will take care of the rest.

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@MantsoePout Use a virtual card and only transfer the exact amount for your subscriptions every month. I experienced it too. Sometimes they’d debit apple music 3 times a month 😂