OUR BRIDESMAIDS & GROOMSMEN
THANKS FOR BEING THERE
Bridesmaids
ARETHA MAKATE
It was in Jan 2004 that I met this amazing young lady in the corridors of Centurion College. It was both our first day at this new school and well making new friendships was needed. Needless to say this friendship has seen many years of laughter, joy, tears, truimphs but mostly good old goofing around. Too many memories to make a good paperback.
MASEGO MOLOKE
First noticed this sister friend of mine in 2009 when she rocked a crazy pink & blond razor cut. I thought she was crazy then but now I know that she is crazy fun. The life of any party, famously known for her love of Rural Health. She is the reason I got caught up with this love for all things rural health.
MICHELLE NCUBE
My sisterhood, I might have known her the least amount of years but I feel like I have known her the longest. This crazy, bubbly person, I know from church and she keeps me doing my fair share of charity work and keeps me and others entertained with her "Ask Michelle" conversations. You will be in awe of the advice you receive. Kind, loving and sweet soul she is.
NOBUKHOSI DUBE
The younest aunt, my older sister. My very own personal designer. She knew me before I even realised I was my crazy self and she has been dressing me since. All my oh so beautiful clothing she did. A big blessing and unquestionable Maid of Honour.
SIBONGILE NDWENI
Late 2008 is when I was first introduced to this beautiful soul. We shared a histology table in 2009, where I never switched on my microscope because she was of the crew that always made sure I was more entertained than those slides ever could. A voice of reason that I can always trust on.
Groomsmen
BRIAN MPESU
Brian and I met at the Cathedral of Christ the King during the year 2008 and we were part of the Dynamic Youth Group and later became members of the Young Adults group. Since our first encounter we have been friends till this day. This friendship has evolved into a bond of brotherhood that keeps growing stronger through silence, loudness and crazy times.
HAPPY MATHIBELA
Happy and I met at CIDA City Campus during the year 2006. Our journey of friendship began as we were in the same class and also part of the institution's Audio & Visual team. When one recalls the lesson of how opposites attract, Happy and I are a living example of just how true that is. A friendship made to last, a brotherhood established for life.
MONGEZI MTHETHWA
Mongezi and I met during the year 2008 at an interviews at the Department of Social Development. Not knowing that as our paths crossed on that day, it was the begining of a journey that would see stranger become friend and a friendship tranformed into a lasting bond of brotherhood. Work brought us together, but our friendship kept us growing closer.
MUZIKAYISE MAZIBUKO
Muzikayise and I have been friends since 1999 when we met at Highlands North Boys' High School on our first day of high school. Our friendship has grown from a foundation of schoolmates; classmate; team-mates into a stronger institution of brotherhood. Together we have been on a mission to develop each other come rain or lack thereof.
OTHUSITSE MOTHEBE
Othusitse and I have been friends since before the joy of democracy came alive, and even before we did our 1 + 1s at school. We have been childhood friends with years of memories made by silly young boy fights, wire cars to sling shots and street soccer. From the dusty streets of Kimberley to the concrete jungle of Jozi, our brotherhood has stood the test of time and equally transformed into a special bond.