Brenda Fassie’s son Bongani blew R4 Million
Bongani Fassie, the son of late South African singer Brenda Fassie, has gained attention after his appearance on the reality show “I Blew It.” In the episode, Bongani candidly discussed his financial troubles, attributing his downfall to excessive spending and drug addiction.
The latest episode of “I Blew It” featuring Bongani Fassie has caused a stir on social media platforms. He shared details about his extravagant lifestyle, which involved lavish spending on drugs, alcohol, luxury clothing, and expensive cars. Additionally, he disclosed that he used to rent high-end apartments, spending a minimum of R70,000 on rentals.
Bongani revealed that he squandered millions of dollars on drugs, money he had received from his mother’s estate. Recently, he has expressed his desire to gain full control over his mother’s estate. Unfortunately, Brenda Fassie’s estate has faced negative publicity in recent years, with reports of R25 million going missing without any explanation.
The social media response to Bongani’s “I Blew It” episode was strong. Users expressed shock at his admission of spending R4 million on drugs, criticizing him for not taking responsibility for his actions. One user questioned the amount spent in light of the country’s economic situation under Cyril Ramaphosa’s leadership. Others hoped that Bongani would learn from his mistakes and hold himself accountable for his financial mismanagement.
Job Advertisement: 2800 Vacancies Available | Early Childhood Development (ECD) Teacher Training Programme
Shaping Quality Early Education
The Gauteng City Region Academy (GCRA) is seeking applications from unemployed South African Youth under the age of 36 for the Early Childhood Development (ECD) Teacher Training Programme (X2800 Posts). The programme aims to address the challenges faced by ECD centers, including compliance with regulations, meeting standards, and accessing funding, while providing job opportunities for youth and improving the quality of early education.
Partnership for Empowering ECD Centers
In collaboration with the Health and Welfare Sector Education and Training Authority (HWSETA) and BlackBark Productions, the GCRA has established a unique three-way partnership. This initiative aims to equip ECD centers with trained teachers and create employment opportunities for young individuals.
Programme Details: Training and Placement
The primary focus of the programme is to ensure that every ECD center has at least one fully trained and qualified ECD teacher. Approximately 2,800 individuals will be recruited, undergo comprehensive training, and be placed in registered and compliant ECD centers. These professionals will provide professional guidance and create nurturing learning environments that promote quality education through play-based activities.
Eligibility Criteria: Joining the Programme
Applicants interested in this opportunity must meet specific criteria. They should have completed their matriculation from a school in Gauteng, be residents of Gauteng, and be under 35 years of age (without turning 36 during the program).
Contributing to ECD Sector and Empowering Youth
This programme is a crucial step in supporting the ECD sector and creating valuable job opportunities for young individuals. By addressing the challenges faced by NPOs, such as the shortage of qualified teachers, the initiative aims to enhance the quality of early education. It also empowers youth by providing them with training, employment prospects, and work readiness initiatives to foster their professional growth and success in the education sector.
Required Documents and Closing Date
Applicants are required to submit certified copies of their Grade 12/NQF Level 4 Senior Certificate, ID copy, and proof of residence. The closing date for applications is July 18, 2023.
