As the Netball World Cup begins, Zanele Potelwa earns a significant hosting gig. When you land a gig for reasons other than money, is such an amazing feeling. The thrill is indescribable when you work on a project that is near and dear to your heart.
Zanele Potelwa is among the fortunate individuals in that circumstance. Most individuals who are familiar with the media celebrity are aware of her passion for netball.
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She refers to it as her favorite sport. Zanele recently became a presenter for the new Netball World Cup show on SABC Sport. On a Sunday afternoon, she will present Phakama, a “netball-centric” show that is expected to become widely recognized.
A HUGE high point of my career? Oh, without a doubt, and doing it with @telkom_za feels great.
I’ve seen them support netball for years and have worked with them on numerous activations at Telkom netball league halftimes, so getting to work with them on their #StandTall campaign is truly amazing.
It’s an initiative that encourages South African youth to embrace their uniqueness, follow their dreams, and STAND TALL, and they’re doing it with one of my favorite sports: NETBALL!!! Thank you, God,” Zanele exclaimed in awe of her fantastic gig.
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Zanele is claiming ownership of the year even though it is just halfway through. She was nominated for a 2023 Radio Award alongside her producer and co-host. She MC’d the Johannesburg premiere of the Barbie movie a few days ago.
Additionally, Zanele has emceed significant occasions for companies like Disney, Spar, and Sorbet, as well as occasions like the GenNextAwards.
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She hosted the red carpet for the first-ever SA Amapiano Awards and the South African Music Awards the previous year. She also hosted the Metro FM Music Awards’ 2023 black carpet.
Her incredible job is acknowledged. She was recently inducted as one of the Mail & Guardian’s Top 200 Young South Africans. Zanele praised Jesus and God for recognizing her.
