Former Malaika Star Tshedi Mholo Inspires Mzansi, and Goes Back to School, Says She Has “#Notime4mojolo”

• Tshedi Mholo, the former singer of legendary group Malaika, decided to take her studies in music further by going to a college
• Tshedi Mholo chose Boston City Campus to enrich her knowledge about the music industry and its inner workings
• Tshedi Mholo expressed her gratitude to the Southern African Music Rights Organisation (SAMRO) as she shared her excitement about going back to study

Tshedi Mholo is off to study music at Boston City Campus and the Legend singer is beyond excited.

Tshedi Mholo is best known for her classic hits during her Malaika days such as Destiny. Now the singer will learn the financial side of the music industry thanks to SAMRO.

Tshedi Mholo gets sponsored to study further at Boston City Campus

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According to TimesLIVE, Tshedi Mholo received a study sponsorship from SAMRO. The former Malachi singer will be studying a music business short learning program at Boston City Campus in Johannesburg.

Taking to her Instagram, Tshedi shared why she decided to go take on the business study course at Boston City Campus. Tshedi said she would like to work on herself regardless of her age as she captioned her back to school snap saying:

"Knowledge is power! It's never too late. Wish me luck"

Why is Tshedi Mholo going to further her studies at Boston City Campus?

Tshedi also shared some words of wisdom in her Instagram message. The singer says that life is all about reflection and it is better to try and fail rather than do nothing.

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Tshedi also hilariously says that the studies will keep her preoccupied, and she will be staying away from men and tagged the picture "#notime4Mojolo".

Tshedi Mholo's supporters wish the singer luck in business studies

Fans of the singer commented they are contract wishes for her studies.

@villagetravellerb commented:

" Good luck."

@dumilemlambo commented:

"Congratulations and good luck my friend ."

@witnesskwaza wrote"

"Good luck."

@lokomotion9 added:

"Odirile gabotse motho waka."[you did well my person]

Tshedi Mholo exits Malaika: "Being in the band took a toll on me"

Briefly News previously reported that the famous 2 Bob hitmaking group Malaika has said goodbye to one of its famous faces. Tshedi Mholo decided to put her days of being in the group behind her and find her own identity as a musician.

TimesLIVE reports that Tshidi released a public statement informing her fans that she would no longer be performing with her band members of Malaika. Although the band has lost its one and only female lead, the singer has reassured peeps that her exit is not because of any bad blood.

Source: Briefly News