Mathews Rantsoma Finally Speaks on Cancer Rumours

Mathews Rantsoma Finally Speaks

Mathews Rantsoma Finally Speaks on Cancer Rumours

SAFTA-nominated actor Mathews Rantsoma has cleared the air following growing concerns over his noticeable weight loss. After a viral video sparked speculation about his health, the former Scandal! star reassured fans that he does not have cancer and is not ill, explaining that he is naturally slender. His response comes after a recent social media post in which he asked for financial assistance for his niece, prompting even more attention to his physical appearance.

Social media users expressed mixed reactions, with some urging him to seek medical help while others suggested his transformation might be for a film role. Supporters flooded his posts with prayers and encouragement, though some insisted he owes no one an explanation regarding his personal life. Concern grew further as comparisons were drawn to other South African celebrities like Anele Mdoda and Gugu Gumede, who also experienced public scrutiny following significant weight changes.

Rantsoma previously admitted that life after leaving Scandal! was difficult, describing it as a dark journey filled with challenges but holding on to hope. Despite the rumours, he continues to remain positive and focused on his career while engaging with fans who still celebrate him as one of Mzansi’s most talented actors. His message to supporters was clear: while speculation is rife, he is not sick and is grateful for the concern shown.


Department of Basic Education (DBE) – 2025 Internship Programme

The Department of Basic Education (DBE) is pleased to announce its 2025 Internship Programme, a 24-month opportunity for unemployed South African graduates to gain practical work experience, professional mentorship, and insight into the country’s education sector. Based in Pretoria, this initiative bridges the gap between academic qualifications and workplace readiness, making it one of the most inclusive internship programmes in government.

Why Apply?

The DBE Internship Programme offers:

  • Hands-on experience across diverse fields supporting education and administration.
  • Mentorship from experienced professionals.
  • Enhanced employability, preparing you for roles in both public and private sectors.
  • Meaningful impact, contributing directly to strengthening South Africa’s education system.

Programme Details

  • Reference Number: DBE/01/2025
  • Duration: 24 months (fixed-term contract)
  • Location: Pretoria, Gauteng
  • Closing Date: 29 August 2025
  • Stipend:
    • Graduates: R7,860.39 per month
    • National Senior Certificate (Grade 12) or equivalent: R5,639.64 per month

Eligible Fields of Study

National Senior Certificate (Grade 12) or equivalent:

  • Data Capture
  • Office Management
  • HR/Public Administration
  • Financial/Cost Accounting
  • Information Technology

Tertiary Qualifications:

  • Information Science & Records Management
  • Programming (VB, SQL, App Development)
  • Data Management & GIS
  • PR, Social Media, Journalism, Communication
  • Graphic Design, Videography, Events Management, Marketing
  • Arts & Culture, Library Science, Law, International Relations

  • Asset & Security Management (with PSIRA grades)
  • Health & Safety, Customer Service, Public–Private Partnerships
  • Education (English, Curriculum, ICT, Early Childhood Development)
  • Internal Audit, Economics, Logistics, Transport, Sport Management
  • Content Development, Project Management, Food Services, Health Science
  • Civil Engineering, Quantity Surveying, Business Analysis, IT/IS Design
  • Psychology, Social Work

Eligibility Requirements

Applicants must:

  • Be unemployed South African citizens.
  • Hold a Grade 12 or tertiary qualification in a listed field.
  • Not have participated in a DBE internship before.
  • Have studied at a recognised South African institution.
  • Show commitment to professional growth and public service.

Application Process

Submit your application via one of the following:

Required Documents:

  • Completed new Z83 form (available on the EDUSTUDENT website).
  • Comprehensive CV (include reference number DBE/01/2025).
  • Certified copies of ID and qualifications (if shortlisted).

Key Benefits

  • Diverse Opportunities: Wide range of fields, from education to IT.
  • Career Readiness: Real-world work experience.
  • National Impact: Help shape South Africa’s education landscape.
  • Professional Growth: Mentorship and networking opportunities.

Enquiries

  • Ms M. Matidza: (012) 357 4508
  • Ms T. Sekgapola: (012) 357 3296

Important Notes

  • Only applications using the new Z83 form will be considered.
  • Late or incomplete applications will not be accepted.
  • If you do not hear back within 90 days of the closing date, consider your application unsuccessful.
  • The DBE reserves the right not to appoint.

Final Word

The DBE Internship Programme 2025 is more than an opportunity—it’s a launchpad for a meaningful career in education, administration, technology, or communication. By joining, you’ll gain valuable skills while making a lasting contribution to South Africa’s future.

Don’t miss this chance to grow professionally and make a difference!


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