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Rasta The Artist creates a portrait to honour Dineo Ranaka

Zimbabwean-born Rasta The Artist, whose real name is Lebani Sirejenje, created a portrait in honour of radio host Dineo Ranaka. 

The DJ recently made a bold statement concerning her mental health. The radio presenter opened up about her battle with depression and her desire to kill herself. 

“I completely understand souls/spirits/people that commit suicide. I get it, I get them,” she wrote.

“Because I’m trying my best to not commit suicide. My mind is sooooo loud of late and life is fucking hard, so fucking hard and I’m trying my best but it seems my best is not enough,” she added.

Since the revelation was made by the reality TV star, she has received a tremendous amount of support from her fans and industry colleagues along with her close friends and family. 

Joining the line of showing support towards the Kaya 959 radio host is Rasta The Artist, who recently painted an image of Dineo in honour of her mental health struggle while showing love and support to the DJ. 

He captioned the post saying:

“Strength and much love to you sisters.” 

This comes after two other artists, who go by the names of Tswyza and Villa, created a song dedicated to Dineo to show her love and support during this dark phase she is facing. 

Tswyza took to his Instagram timeline where he posted the song. 

“Me & my boy @villa_s_a got together to make sure we brighten up your day, hope this reaches you with love and humility @dineoranaka. Godbless,” Tswyza wrote. 

 

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Also see: Dineo Ranaka is reportedly admitted into a mental wellness clinic

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