Lasizwe Dambuza is celebrating a major milestone as his popular YouTube show, *Awkward Dates*, secures its first South African Film and Television Awards (SAFTAs) nomination. Since its inception, the show has gained significant traction and acclaim, featuring a variety of high-profile guests from the South African entertainment industry, including notable personalities like Pearl Thusi, Ntando Duma, Mpho Popps, and Elaine.
In a heartfelt announcement on social media, Lasizwe shared his excitement and gratitude for the nomination. He posted: “Anddd….? WE ARE NOMINATED FOR THE SAFTAs!!!🥹🙏AWKWARD DATES is now a SAFTA nominee! Likes it sooo possible 😭🥹! I’m so grateful and happy haibo! To TD Media… I LOVE YOU GUYS SOOO MUCH! Well done!!! We are here now!!!”
The nomination is a testament to the show’s success and Lasizwe’s growing influence in the South African media landscape. The *Awkward Dates* series, known for its candid and humorous interviews, has resonated with audiences and established itself as a standout platform for engaging conversations with some of the country’s biggest stars.
As the SAFTAs approach, the nomination is a significant achievement for Lasizwe and his team at TD Media. It reflects the show’s impact and the innovative approach it brings to the genre of celebrity interviews. Fans and industry peers alike are eager to see how *Awkward Dates* fares at the awards, marking a proud moment for Lasizwe and South African digital content.
In other news – Kenya 0-0 Zimbabwe
The match between Kenya and Zimbabwe at the Mandela National Stadium has ended in a 0-0 draw, marking a disappointing start to their African Cup of Nations qualifiers campaign. The game began with both teams eager to make their mark, but the action was quickly tempered by strong defensive displays from both sides. Kenya showcased some solid defensive play, notably with a great cross that momentarily threatened Zimbabwe’s goal.
The first half saw Gerald Takwara of Zimbabwe receive a yellow card for a foul, while Kenya’s Richard Odada also found himself in the referee’s book for dangerous play. Read More
