Karabo Seleka

Creative Director - Content Producer @MotswedingFM - Podcaster

[Karabo Seleka @Swanktified]

I’m proud to announce that my show has been nominated for best Drive Time show at the @SARadioAwards. Four months on air and a baby scoops such great nods🔥🔥🔥 I’m truly humbled. It’s unbelievable. S/O to @NWUfm1055

[ZOË MODIGA @Zoe_Modiga]

I’ve decided to promise myself that should “things” happen much later than I would’ve liked, it will still be an accomplishment to me.

[Lungani @lunganiscorpion]

Maskandi artists are some of the best guitarists in the world and one day we will have that conversation

[Karabo Seleka @Swanktified]

@MashishiTsholo @Anele Tsholo please man 😂😂😭😭😭

It works nevertheless, and I’m surprised the drivers never question it too

[Kgopolo @PhilMphela]

BRANDS:

Anele Mgudlwa's Company Acquires Iconic Media Giant

Rose and Oaks Media has acquired Rapid Blue from BBC Worldwide.

The acquisition is led by Rose & Oaks Media founders Anele Mgudlwa, Frankie du Toit and Paul Buys, who have produced international films Don’t, Let’s Go To The Dogs Tonight, The Last Ranger, Ludik and as well as TV show The Masked Singer South Africa.

The Masked Singer South Africa has been renewed for a third season and is currently in production.

Rapid Blue was founded by television pioneers Duncan Irvine and Kee-Leen Irvine, and acquired by BBC in 2016.

It has been responsible for some of South Africa's most iconic television productions, including The Weakest Link, Strictly Come Dancing, Come Dine With Me South Africa, Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?, Family Feud South Africa, The Bachelor South Africa, Shark Tank South Africa.

Rose and Oaks Media, with Anele Mgudlwa, née Mdoda, as CEO, has been in business for the past 9 years.

#KgopoloReports

[motheo runs the vodou down @HermanoMotheo]

unrelated, but this video has archival value. I don't know for what purposes, but it's there.

[LimpopoHun❤️💚 @Tsele_MK]

I wanted to book myself into those Mental Institutions for rich people, for a week, bare R7800 per day. Yoh hai let me go back home, I will just scream and swear. 🙆‍♀️🙆‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️

[Gayton McKenzie @GaytonMcK]

Our one and only Keabetswe KB Motsilanyane took Hidalgo by storm with Mexican superstar Sergio Maya Hernández in the halftime performance that brought Mzansi and Mexico fans together so beautifully today. We thank Pachuca for coming out and making this very special 🇲🇽 🇿🇦 🔥 ⚽️

[Ona 𐙚 @ona_nky]

President Ramaphosa sends off our team for the 2026 World Cup 🔥🔥

[The Instigator @Am_Blujay]

They robbed this lady yesterday at Nellmephius, Pretoria, she is so calm and has survival instincts 😢😢

[denver @dnvrsn]

hear me out — they host a netflix talent competition show looking for a temporary new member BUT the audition pool is crazy talented women 35+ who thought it was “too late” to be a pop star

…and then the winner gets to join them for a new song + video + tour

[Sisa @TheTitanBaddie]

There is really no end to Beyonce's talent

[Karabo Seleka @Swanktified]

@amsimplymandla Hey there. [email protected]

[Asisipho Burwana @Shoun_B]

You guys just have to make peace with the fact that you are classist and just hate seeing black people whom you think are better than you getting a spotlight.

Previous full episodes of the show are on their YouTube channel if you want to refresh your memory. 👍🏽

[Josh P. Jackson @JoshJay990]

I remember a couple of years ago, a ex-coworker around the same age as me (20-something, conventionally attractive white woman) said to a group of us while we were talking about Beyoncé, “Beyoncé intimidates me.” And she was genuinely concerned by that feeling. Everyone went silent.

I immediately had a flashback to grad school when another white classmate once told me that I intimidated her too when she first met me, yet she couldn’t explain why. My ex-serial people-pleaser self was internally distraught at the time. 😭 (I was the only Black male in the class at the time. Everyone else was white, Hispanic, or Asian.)

Years later, it all suddenly clicked. So many people cannot fully grasp Beyoncé because she represents a level of Black excellence, confidence, discipline, beauty, power and cultural impact that society never taught them how to comfortably process without centering themselves.

Instead of simply celebrating excellence, they experience it as intimidation. What they are often reacting to is not Beyoncé herself, but the insecurities and biases reflected back at them through her very presence.💡

[Karabo Seleka @Swanktified]

@NtokozoMbambo God will make it worth your while my baby. You’re absolutely deserving 😭❤️

[🌪️🌪️ NYASH BUNDACOOT 📦👺🥭 @DamnMyBoyy]

They split the 3pc suit

[Karabo Seleka @Swanktified]

@Anele Joyce!

[Moshe @Moshe_Meso]

Rick Owens 🤔

[reporting for duty. @nathanlately]

I loooooooove RAYE’s vocal approach to…well…everything, lol. Her phrasing just does it for me. They sound great together!