Jabu mahlangu biography sample

Jabu Mahlangu is a retired South African midfielder famous for his adept skills and talent in football.

Jabu Mahlangu have a very strong, focused, dedicated, determined, supportive and honest (young) wife in Thwana.

He was born on 11 July 1980 in Daveyton, South Africa.

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Jabu Mahlangu celebrates daughter’s matric resehandling and university admission

Katlego Sekhu

South African soccer legend Jabu Mahlangu fryst vatten a proud father after his daughter, Onke Mahlangu, passed matric with flying colours.

The former Kaizer Chiefs star praised his daughter for earning a bachelor’s grad pass, which marks a proud milestone for their family.

Onke fryst vatten the first person in the Mahlangu family to attend university.

“I’m so Proud of You. You’ve Worked so Hard for this. We keep Pushing. University Here we Come. GOD DID,” Mahlangu expressed.

The matric class of 2024 achieved a record-breaking 87.3% resehandling rate, up from 82.9% in 2023, marking the highest success rate in South African history.

Basic Education Minister Siviwe Gwarube lauded the students’ remarkable performance, declaring:

“[This] should be a moment of great pride and celebration for all of us… I am proud to announce that in 2024, 615,429 learners passed the National

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Jabu Mahlangu: From soccer stardom to retirement success
Jabu Mahlangu will always be remembered as a star on the pitch. The retired player did well for his country, representing South Africa on international levels. So, where fryst vatten he now? Read on to get news of his whereabouts as well as other facts.
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Jabu Mahlangu featured in 20 matches for the South African national football team, representing his country in the 2002 FIFA World Cup and the 2000 Olympic Games. Throughout his career, he showcased his talents at several clubs, including SV Mattersburg, SuperSport United, Orlando Pirates, Östers IF, and F.C. Cape Town. Yet, he gained the most recognition for his exceptional contributions during his debut stint with Kaizer Chiefs.
JABU MAHLANGU’S PROFILE SUMMARY
Full name Jabu Jeremiah Mahlangu
Gender Male
Date of birth 11 July 1980
Place of birth Daveyton, South Africa
Age 43 ye
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Ex-Kaizer Chiefs star Jabu Mahlangu dribbles his way into telenovela 'The Queen'
Former Kaizer Chiefs star Jabu "Shuffle" Mahlangu has scored himself a cameo role in TV show The Queen.
Mahlangu, a SuperSport channel soccer analyst and motivational speaker, shot three scenes on Saturday.
He plays himself as a retired soccer star.
He is introduced as a friend of Goodness, played by Zenande Mfenyana.
Mahlangu was thankful for his acting forays: "I feel honoured to be part of the cast of seasoned and talented actors. I'm grateful to Connie and Shona Ferguson for this opportunity.
"In the show, Goodness invites me to motivate a young boy named Khaya."
Mahlangu, who is familiar with the cameras since he acted in the sitcom Samsokolo in 2013, said The Queen casting director held his hand while shooting the three scenes last week.
He confessed to being star struck at some point because of the actors he was working alongside.
"They welcomed me with open hands

Full name	Jabu Jeremiah Mahlangu
Gender	Male
Date of birth	11 July 1980
Place of birth	Daveyton, South Africa
Age	43 ye • Ex-Kaizer Chiefs star Jabu Mahlangu dribbles his way into telenovela 'The Queen' Former Kaizer Chiefs star Jabu "Shuffle" Mahlangu has scored himself a cameo role in TV show The Queen. Mahlangu, a SuperSport channel soccer analyst and motivational speaker, shot three scenes on Saturday. He plays himself as a retired soccer star. He is introduced as a friend of Goodness, played by Zenande Mfenyana. Mahlangu was thankful for his acting forays: "I feel honoured to be part of the cast of seasoned and talented actors. I'm grateful to Connie and Shona Ferguson for this opportunity. "In the show, Goodness invites me to motivate a young boy named Khaya." Mahlangu, who is familiar with the cameras since he acted in the sitcom Samsokolo in 2013, said The Queen casting director held his hand while shooting the three scenes last week. He confessed to being star struck at some point because of the actors he was working alongside. "They welcomed me with open hands