Teboho Thuswa Speaks

Dear Mme Basetsana Kumalo Ke rola katiba ho bontsha hlompho le boikokobestso. Ke re ke se ke o hlomphile Mme a hlomphehileng kgweding ena e ratehileng ya bo Mme.   My name is Teboho Thuswa (23), I’m an actor, aspiring entrepreneur and a motivated speaker, not a motivational one because trials and tribulations I encountered along my journey have strongly ‘motivated’ me to speak and make huge attempts in changing people’s lives. It’s ardent notables like you that amplify substantial value to the things I speak about and inspire me to be phenomenal and do prodigious things. I was truly moved to pen this letter to you because you extraordinarily exemplify a new model of leadership and champion the real essence of being a prolific woman with your respectable deeds. And because you are one of the most amazing sources of inspiration that I dearly adore and learning much from, I am through this letter opening my heart to honour and applaud you for the immense contribution you hav

Dear Sbusiso “Dj Sbu” Leope. Wait, that’s not an appropriate way to greet you. Here it is, Hoyi Hoyiiii! My name is Teboho Thuswa (23), I’m an actor and a motivated speaker, not a motivational one because trials and tribulations I encountered along my journey have strongly ‘motivated’ me to speak and make huge attempts in changing people’s lives. I was really inspired to pen this letter to you because you exquisitely highlight the importance of the solid nation building through all your efficient leadership efforts of ensuring that there is still hope and the light at the end of the tunnel especially for those who have already thrown the towel. The difference you are assembling in our society is no way going unnoticed Mr Leope and therefore my other crucial reason for penning this letter to you is because we often make noise about people’s good deeds when they have passed away when we have actually failed to let them know when they were still alive as it is very signifi

Dear Lundi Tyamara, My name is Teboho Thuswa (23), I’m an actor and a motivated speaker, not a motivational one because challenges I encountered along my journey of growth have motivated me to speak and change people’s lives. I write this letter to you with unfathomable pains because we have lost a real combatant in you, a real fighter who never resisted fighting even when times were tough and a true Prince of the South African Gospel music. We have lost a creative soul that has immensely contributed to the society through his music with an angelic voice. I actually feel very depraved that I am penning this letter to you now and you are never going to be able to read it, my conscience would however suffocate me if I didn’t express myself and I therefore believe that the good God who is with you currently will share the message with you. It has truly been our tradition to honour people’s deeds when they are no longer with us and it is a tradition that must thus be demolished.

I've Broken Her Heart, Now I Regret Losing Her Dating someone you love is such a beautiful thing in the universe. I must however confess that I was blind to see the beauty in love because of being ungrateful. Gratitude wasn’t in my dictionary of the business of life. The girl I dated was amazing. She was class! She was so beautiful. Her skin was of coconut butter, her smile was so gorgeous and her hair was an original Afro. I used to complement her very much on her hair by the way, I'd say " Baby you are so beautiful " as I was tapping it. I would actually even battle her when she did a certain hairstyle because I loved her raw, beautiful and original Afro. She was an African Queen with that hair, especially when she was wearing a certain blue dress, I would be so jealous of her magnificence. That woman deeply loved me with everything she had. She was willing to do just about anything for me, even when I didn’t ask. She was a phenomenal hard worker who beli