Sophie Ndaba, the celebrated South African actress, marks her 51st birthday today, and she has taken to social media to share her gratitude for the occasion. Her son, Ocean L, known for his unwavering support during her health challenges, expressed his deep affection with a heartfelt message on Instagram.

“Happy birthday to the coolest mom out ❤️🌊 If it weren’t for your birth, I wouldn’t exist. Your courage, strength, endurance, and the power of prayer have guided you through life’s trials. You overcome every obstacle and emerge stronger every time, a quality I deeply admire about you, Ma. I feel blessed to have such a vibrant mom; she’s never dull to be around. Trust me, if you have her number, just give her a call 😂.”

“Your life is a testament to God’s love. It’s amazing how you continually achieve the impossible, yet we serve a God who makes all things possible. I pray for your swift recovery from your ankle injury, although I see you’re already recovering well. Thank you to everyone who supported her, sent prayers, and flowers to our doorstep. Your kindness has made our home even brighter.”

“Today, you are cherished by many and deeply blessed, Ma ❤️ Today, we celebrate you and all your accomplishments in your career, as a mother, sister, and friend. Your journey has touched countless hearts because you are truly the queen of all queens. I am incredibly grateful to call you my Queen Mother 🌊 I’ve got your back no matter what!!”

Ocean’s touching tribute underscores the profound bond between a devoted son and his resilient mother, capturing the essence of love, admiration, and unwavering support that defines their relationship.

In other news – Fatal Fire Claims 2 Lives, Displaces 7

Two tragic fire incidents have recently struck South Africa, claiming multiple lives and leaving families devastated. In Nomzamo, Strand, a fire tore through an informal settlement on Saturday, resulting in the loss of two lives. The City of Cape Town’s fire and rescue service responded swiftly after being notified around 2 am.

Multiple firefighting crews were dispatched and managed to bring the blaze under control by 3 o’clock, as reported by Jermaine Carelse, spokesperson for the City’s Fire and Rescue Services. Read More