Skomota, Tsekeleke, and MaYoghurt are changing the entertainment landscape in South Africa, gaining recognition and success despite disabilities. Their careers, though marked by drama and controversies, are gaining momentum with reality TV, music nominations, and online fame.
From dancers like Skomota and Tsekeleke to Maskandi musician MaYoghurt, they are making a name for themselves
Two of which even gained a nomination at the Briefly News Entertainment Awards in the Maskandi of the Year categoryThe entertainment industry is opening up to differently abled entertainers, allowing them to gain some sort of recognition in their respective careers.. However, Thabang Sefala, AKA Ngwana Sesi, is now getting booked by various event organisers and travelling in parts of the country.born dancer also started gaining a social media presence as a notorious kisser.
His career was boosted by Dr Malinga, who decided to take him on as his manager. However, that relationship was short lived as Malinga took the alleged threats from his family seriously. "I hope you'll be fine with your family because I don't want to get shot the next time I bring you something at your house. I have children and a wife who needs me. I'm going to leave you with your family before I get hurt."ian Mongezi Mjama, AKA MaYoghurt, is making a mark in the music industry. He was nominated at the Briefly News Entertainment Awards in the Maskandi of the Year category.
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