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Pearl Osa juggles being a mother of 11, a teacher to her children, a writer, a YouTuber and a motivational speaker. Oh, and a wife! She admit she is grateful she gets to do parenting with her husband and sends a heartwarming to her husband and other present and loving fathers out there.

EarthQuake Alert on Facebook Reported an unconfirmed earthquake 33 km northeast of Pietermaritzburg just after 4AM on the 17th of June 2021.The Magnitude was allegedly measured at 3.8 - Many East Coast Radio Listeners felt a tremor around the same time.

An eager and curious Keri Miller has observed her sister, Ceejae, go through motherhood and can attest it is a fulltime job. Seeing that there is one with 11 children and still continues to have a social life among other things, sparked her interest even more. Pearl Osa, mother of 11 takes a seat on Keri's Couch narrating her 'divine' walk of motherhood. The energetic mother grew up an only child and jokingly and unknowingly spoke herself into being a mother to not just one; eleven children. "I am going to beat Gogo's record," she remembers saying as a younger Pearl.

Pearl Osa grew up an only child and jokingly and unknowingly spoke herself into being a mother to not just one; eleven children. "I am going to beat Gogo's record," she remembers saying as a younger Pearl. And she has met her Gogo's record to the 'T' matching her number of 11 kids.

Pearl's graceful destiny of motherhood as she passionately describes has unfolded over a span of 8 years. Fortunately, she had her husband John Osa beside her from baby number 1 right until the very last toddler

With so much happening each weekday morning with Darren, Keri & Sky, you'd be forgiven for missing parts of the action! Here are the best bits from Darren Maule, Keri Miller and Sky Tshabalala.

After a story was published first by the Piet Rampedi on IOL news, reporting a record-breaking birth of decuplets, social media and the media in general have gone through a rollercoaster of versions of the story. Media expert, William Bird highlights how it may be a case requiring media authorities' intervention.

Listen further to the implications of a fake story on communities and why we should all be critical of this specific Thembisa 10 story.

With so much happening each weekday morning with Darren, Keri & Sky, you'd be forgiven for missing parts of the action! Here are the best bits from Darren Maule, Keri Miller and Sky Tshabalala.

On Youth Day, June 16, Hilton College Science teacher Kwanda Sibiya and other partners saw it as the perfect day to kick off their 500km cycling and running initiative. They'll be carrying out this initiative until 23 June 2021 with the hope of raising R500 000 for two children's education.

The two kids the team will be running and cycling 500km for are Sibiya's orphan neighbours in his hometown of Manguzi. He hopes to be able to sponsor their education for an entire year. "I have known the grandmother of the kids and the mother. The mother and I grew up together and she passed away last year," Sibiya shares. "So when I look at these kids, I remember my times as a child, I really had sort of the same setup," he continues.

I just want them to understand and to learn from me that it's really not about who you are or where you come from. It's about grabbing every opportunity.

Sibiya shares the how the fundraising will occur, where prospective, willing and interested donors can contribute and how everyone can track their journey.

Sibaya's upbringing was not smooth at all. "Our father passed away when I was six or seven, our mother was a housewife. And she had to learn quickly after the passing of our dad to bring food to the table for the kids", he describes. Everyone in the community then also had a hand in helping him go from being merely the "the son of a cabbage farmer" to Hillcrest College Science teacher among other accolades. It was this sense of a community collectively chipping in however they could to help them that inspired the conception of Sport for Lives, Manguzi Edition.