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Ntando Rambani gets Afrikaans lesson from adorable young girl

Businesswoman Ntando Rambani (née Duma) shared the heartfelt moment when she received a brief Afrikaans lesson from a little girl visiting her salon, Sbahle Siyakhula.

The award-winning actress recently launched Sbahle Siyafunda, a kiddies reading corner at the establishment.

Also see: Ntando Rambani introduces kiddies book corner at Sbahle Siyakhula salon

Ntando Rambani learns Afrikaans

Taking to her Instagram account on 13 July 2026, Rambani shared a clip of herself and the girl sitting in the reading corner with colourful books and stationery on the table before them.

“Met the sweetest little Afikile today,” wrote Rambani. “She has so much love and passion for learning and reading, and the funniest, smartest energy.”

The celebrity revealed that while the girl taught her Afrikaans, she, in turn, taught her how to read in English, Xhosa and Sotho.

Noting how she loved having the little ones in the salon, the media personality added that it was not only about growing and caring for their hair but also to grow their minds and love for learning.

“They’re family to us too. Thank you for trusting us with your little ones.”

Also see: ‘We are finally open’: Ntando Rambani celebrates new Fourways salon

Adorable moment warms people’s hearts

Many people online headed to the comment section, sharing how much they loved the interaction between the girl and Rambani.

@neo_kgothatsos wrote under the post, “When passion meets excellence. You are amazing at what you do, Mama.”

“This is so funny yet beautiful,” shared @riviene_ayazingca_ngelanga.

“Beautiful to watch. She’s killing you with laughter,” said @thabethe_noks.

Loving the video, @sbongilekhumalo328 remarked, “Wow, I’m definitely bringing my 8-year-old and 6-year-old daughters.”

Also see: ‘A whole baby? When and how?’ Internet reacts to Ntando Duma’s newborn

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