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Masechaba pens appreciation for Andile Ncube

Media personality Masechaba Khumalo has taken the time to appreciate Andile Ncube upon her return to the television industry with a new show titled The Big Secret.

She gave Andile his flowers for the show and further reminisced on their early days in the entertainment industry.

Takin to Instagram, the mother of three revealed that their hard work has given them great opportunities and it has finally paved great ways for them; she also encouraged young people by speaking about the lessons learnt in the industry,

“Thank you to @andilencube for an epic show @sabc1_mzansifosho last night. We’ve come full circle since our earlier days as young content producers at Urban Brew Studios. What looked like exploitation at the time turned out to be our education and divine elevation! And now, look at God,” she wrote.

“The lesson for young people out there is to embrace every opportunity, no matter how big or small. Dream out loud, put in the work and do not be afraid to start small. Having faith means taking the next step even when you cannot see the entire staircase.”

The Big Secret plays on SABC 1, it allows people to come clean and confess their secrets to their family, friends or colleagues. The show is among the most influential shows that Masechaba has hosted like The Big Debate. Though she is newborn mom to her third son, Masechaba is still working hard and killing it in the game.

Also see: Lovebirds DJ Zinhle and Mörda show appreciation for each other on social media

 

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