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WATCH: Tamia and Debora Cox cover Count On Me

Award-winning musicians Tamia and Deborah Cox treated fans to a cover of Whitney Houston and CeCe Winans’ song, Count On Me. The powerhouses along with Shep Crawford gave a beautiful rendition of 1996 classic to comfort people during this social distancing period.

Tamia shared in part; “Even though we’re apart I love that we are all finding creative ways to keep connected and stay together during these times.” While Deborah said; “A little comfort to you… stay safe everyone!❤️ one of my favorite songs to sing!!!”

Tamia and Debora Cox cover Count On Me. Take a look.

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Natasha Mkhize on nurturing South Africa’s next generation of world-class talent

Through her work as Executive for Strategic Relations at the Ruta Sechaba Foundation, Natasha Mkhize oversees initiatives designed to grant academically and athletically gifted learners from financially constrained backgrounds access to high-quality education at Curro schools across the country. Also see: Bayanda Walaza continues rise with Grand Prix Brescia victory In this deep dive, Mkhize […]

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Domestic workers’ rights: 4 Rules every household should know

Domestic workers play an important role in many South African households, from cleaning and laundry to childcare, gardening and caring for older or sick family members. However, employing someone in a private household also comes with legal responsibilities. Also see: Primary workers’ rights you should know as a woman South Africa’s labour laws provide domestic […]

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Theo Kgosinkwe joins dancing fans in surprise moment

Mafikizolo’s Theo Kgosinkwe gave a group of fans an unforgettable surprise when he joined them as they danced to one of the duo’s songs. Also see: Theo Kgosinkwe celebrates 50th birthday The musician shared the heartwarming moment with his followers, revealing that the women had no idea he was about to join them. ‘They didn’t […]

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