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Saturday 19 May 2012
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Thobile Simelane
News Bulletin
  1. Where were you born?
    Mbabane.
  2. Where did you grow up?
    Mangwaneni - Mbabane.
  3. Growing up, what did you want to be?
    Ever since I can remember, I have always wanted to be on television.
  4. Why are you on television?
    The passion and the zeal is the reason I am on television.
  5. Have you ever had any mishaps on air?
    Honestly, one never gets used to being on air, so this happens to the best of us. If my memory still serves me well, there is an instance back when I was still a continuity presenter where I forgot my lines, it was crazy but thank God I quickly gained my composure and continued with my script.
  6. What do you like the most about your job?
    The impact that my job has on thousands of Swazis. It is critical yet humbling and a wonderful experience.
  7. What makes you feel whole?
    My family and being content with life.
  8. What do you dislike?
    Hypocrisy, arrogance and irresponsibility.
  9. What is the highlight of your life/career?
    Being a part of Swazi TV, not only as a news reader, was a stepping stone towards a very bright future.
  10. What is your biggest fear/phobia?
    Snakes, heights, just the thought of it gives me the shivers.
  11. Which three words best describe you?
    Determined, hardworking yet humble.
  12. What word/phrase would best describe Swaziland to you?
    It's a peaceful and beautiful country.
  13. What is the one thing you would love to do in your lifetime?
    Travel.
  14. What words/quote do you live by?
    "It's not what happens to you that matters but how you respond - your attitude" - Joyce Meyer (one of my favourite authors).
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