I'm a multi-awarding Sports Journalist
02/05/2026
Durban City FC 2 - 1 TS Galaxy
Durban City crowned champions for the first time after a well-deserved win over the Rockets! City becomes the first KZN side to lift a cup competition in 17 years.
24/04/2026
[ON AIR] Welcome to Gagasi FM Sports Zone with Samkelo the Sports Mjita. Sizobe sinawe between 18:00-19:00.
We are building up to another exciting weekend of sports. Sithinte and let us know what you are looking forward to.
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21/04/2026
Ngenzeni kuwena brazo? 😅
Grateful to Bidvest McCarthy Toyota for the support they always show me. I will certainly be enjoying my new Toyota Fortuner!
Ngiyabonga izindla zidlula ikhanda. 🤞🏾
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17/04/2026
I’m proud to announce that we have once again been nominated at the in the 2026 KZN Journalist of the Year category. The awards take place at the Durban ICC tomorrow, Saturday, 18 April. Please wish me luck 🥹🤞🏾
Asihlangane on the Gagasi FM Sports Zone from 6–7pm this evening (Friday).
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31/03/2026
Fridays will never be the same again!
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26/03/2026
There was a time when joining Gagasi FM was nothing more than a dream, a vision I carried quietly while putting in the work behind the scenes. Today, I look back with deep gratitude and pride, knowing that consistency, patience, faith, and hard work truly pay off.
Five incredible years later, I feel honoured to be trusted with such a powerful platform. Sport has always been part of my life, and being able to do what I love every day is a privilege I never take for granted.
Thank you to everyone who continues to support the journey. 🙏🏽
Tune in to The Gagasi Sports Zone every Friday, 6PM–7PM. 🔥
Olwes’hlanu ngeke baze baphinde bafane!
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06/03/2026
Five years of growth, learning, and unforgettable sporting moments at Gagasi FM.
I’m humbled by the appreciation from the team. From covering matches to bringing the excitement of sport to listeners, every moment has been worth it.
Thank you to everyone who supports my journey. The best is still to come. 💫🎙️
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I recently reported on the funeral of player Sinamandla Zondi, who tragically died on the pitch at Chatsworth Stadium last week. Zondi collapsed during the team’s warm-up ahead of their Motsepe Foundation Championship match against Milford FC.
His father, Lungisani Zondi, shared the heartbreaking moment he received the news of his son’s passing. Durban City FC chairman Farook Kadodia questioned the decision to continue the match after players had witnessed Zondi take his final breath.
Popular Maskandi musician was among the mourners. Professor Tim Meyer from Saarland University in Germany offered insight into possible medical causes behind Zondi’s sudden death.
🎥 The link to the full video is in the bio.
🕊️ Rest in peace, Sinamandla.
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