This week on Girl, Let’s Talk, Andy Maqondwana celebrates the powerful breakthrough moments of the Kaya 959 family.
By Bulelwa Hoala
Is there something you’ve been patiently waiting for, silently praying for, and working hard towards that has finally come to fruition?
Then you’re in the right place.
Feel Good host Andy Maqowana took time to celebrate her listeners, especially those who can finally say that things are happening for them.
“You’ve been waiting for something, you’ve been praying for something, you’ve been working hard for something, and now you are finally in your season, in that blessing.
“Things move so fast that you haven’t even celebrated. Please, can we celebrate you? Today is your turn. Say, ‘Bafazi, it’s my turn,’” said Andy.
One listener, Mpho, called in to share that she is finally free from a previous employer who took her for granted.
“I worked there for three and a half years, being promised the moon and the stars, ‘we’ll promote you’, ‘you deserve this’, ‘you’ll be this, you’ll be that’.
“Eventually, when I left, I got the best job ever. I have an office, a corner office. I manage a group of six wonderful ladies. So guys, it took long, but when God restores, He really restores.”
Meanwhile, Lerato Naomi Setswana took to X to ask Andy to celebrate her milestone of raising a graduate as a single mother.
“I did it as a single mother. On 15 May 2026, it’s quite amazing. I was the first to pass matric in my family, and 28 years later, my daughter will be the first to graduate,” she said.
Is it finally your season?
Listen to the full podcast here.
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