Khabzela: The Life And Times Of A South African is a bestselling 2005 biography written by South African author Liz McGregor about South African disc jockey Fana Khaba (known as "Khabzela"), who died from AIDS. [1] Khabzela was popular among listeners of …

2004年1月14日 · Johannesburg - Popular Yfm DJ Fana "Khabzela" Khaba died on Wednesday after a long battle with Aids, Yfm announced. The station's public relations officer, Dineo Mahloele, said Khabzela's death was a big loss to the Yfm family and its listeners.

2004年1月14日 · Yfm DJ Fana “Khabzela” Khaba died of an Aids-related disease on Wednesday. Khabzela, as he was affectionately known, died at the Johannesburg General hospital where he had been receiving...

As we celebrate youth month, let us not forget to salute the president of the Positive Youth of Gauteng (PYG). Fana Khabzela Khaba.

Fana "Khabzela" Khaba relished nothing more than hanging out with his old friends, eating pap and liver, and shooting the breeze in his home township of Emdeni. The former taxi driver may have...

2003年12月12日 · Yfm DJ Khabzela, 34, real name Fana Khaba has HIV and Aids. At his house in Soweto on Thursday, he was given the Nation Builder's Award. The award was sponsored by B3 Funeral Services - and...

2004年1月16日 · Mmanaledi Mataboge pays tribute to the host of Yfm's breakfast show Fana "Khabzela" Khaba who passed away from an Aids-related illness on January 14 2

Remember the Mekonko era? Born Fana Khaba, but popularly known as Khabzela, He blew up on the youth Gauteng based radio station – YFM. Khabzela rose to fame in the year 1999 via his weekend show titled the Jam Shack which quickly became …

2019年2月18日 · Born Fana Khaba, but popularly known as Khabzela, He blew up on the youth Gauteng based radio station – YFM. Khabzela rose to fame in the year 1999 via his weekend show titled the Jam Shack which quickly became one of the station’s most sought after program.

2008年2月1日 · Fana Khaba was a member of the generation that came of age with the new South Africa. Having grown up in Soweto in the eighties, he had set his heart on becoming a radio DJ. For the first time for urban black youth, opportunities were there, although they still had to be hustled for – and Khaba hustled, working as a taxi driver and honing his ...