Wimbledon, I have no words. Another epic fortnight at SW19. Thank you for your support, your energy, I appreciate it.
Respect to @janniksin on a masterful performance 👏. Good luck for the final.
See you soon ❤️
An epic battle, Joao. And a hard-fought victory you deserve. Best of luck for the rest of the tournament and the incredible career you have ahead of you.
As for Paris… tu as mon coeur 🫶🏼
🇫🇷 Moïse Kouame :
« Après ma victoire, Novak Djokovic m’a envoyé un texto. Je suis tellement nerveux… c’est mon idole. C’est incroyable. Le rencontrer est mon rêve. » ❤️ https://t.co/yXyFa7uRb7
A real-life genius story emerging from South Africa. 🇿🇦🎓
At just 17 years old, Hazel completed a BSc in Actuarial Science — one of the country’s most mathematically demanding university degrees — after starting university at only 14.
Her extraordinary talent was identified early in primary school when she reportedly outperformed Grade 4 learners while still in Grade 3.
Her journey:
• Started Grade 1 at age 4
• Matriculated with distinctions at 13
• Began studying Actuarial Science at 14
• Graduated at 17
• Now pursuing her Honours degree at 18
The Department of Higher Education and Training praised Hazel as “a shining example of academic excellence, resilience, and the transformative power of education.”
Stories like Hazel’s highlight the importance of identifying and nurturing young talent early — especially in STEM and mathematics-driven fields where representation matters.
She is not only breaking academic barriers, but inspiring a new generation of young South Africans to dream bigger. 👏🏾
@MlungisiMl@_Bongekile_ Yes they told him number five will make good TV views, yes we definitely wanted drama. But we are removed from their real life.
What he has to understand is that viewers want the next best drama, at this point toxicity is not entertaining. The whole family sebayadina.
Watching #UthandoNesthembu makes me realise how dangerous dissatisfaction can be in relationships.
Looking at Musa Mseleku’s marriages, it honestly feels like he already had everything in different forms.
MaKhumalo is strong, hardworking and ambitious.
MaCele is the matriarch, traditional and grounding.
MaYeni feels like his genuine love and friendship …they seem happiest together.
MaNgwabe is the wife who challenges, corrects and pushes for growth.
Different women, different strengths, yet together they seemed to offer completeness. But sometimes, in the pursuit of “more,” people end up destroying what they already had…
MaKhumalo needs to be more intentional about how often she discusses her marriage publicly. At some point, repeated podcast appearances centered around personal issues can shift public attention away from her talents, brand, and business potential. She has built a beautiful image for herself, and many people would rather see her focus on growing her career, securing more opportunities, and elevating her brand.