Science Teacher Plans to Study Medicine and Become a Hit Rapper

• Karabo Kekana is a gifted young man with a special understanding of science and numbers which motivated him to teach Grade 12s
• He also wants to study medicine and plans to enrol at the University of Pretoria to study a Bachelor of Medicine degree
• On top of all that, he wants to pursue a career in music and is actively working on releasing hip hop tracks

Karabo Kekana is currently teaching Grade 12s and has plans on pursuing a career in medicine. However, he is also known by another name, K.pRO.

When he is not teaching or thinking of becoming a doctor, he is a hip hop artist and record producer.

He matriculated in 2021, he's studied pure Maths and Physics and felt that he needed to help others. Karabo told Briefly News that:

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"I'm currently running a tutoring initiative called SCI-Masters meanwhile I'm my upcomg mixtape is in the pipeline."

The gifted young man plans on enrolling in a Bachelor of Medicine degree at Pretoria University if all goes according to plan. He was particularly interested in talking about his music career.

"It was a bizarre thing for most people because it's unusual for a Rapper to be an intellect. In most cases, Musicians are considered to be dumb individuals, hence, I was trying to eradicate that narrative."

His music is available to listen to on Spotify.

Cassper wanted to emulate Riky Rick, opens up about admiration for late rapper

Earlier, Briefly News reported that Cassper Nyovest fondly recalled how he and Riky Rick met on Facebook many years before the latter rapper committed suicide – after battling with depression and anxiety – at his home in Johannesburg north on 23 February.

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Cassper and Riky became fast friends following that fateful day on social media, going on to make music together for what seemed like an eternity. But, in a sudden twist, their friendship faded and perplexed their fans, who came to realise the two had had a fallout.

Mufasa spoke openly about the break the friendship suffered when he took to the podium at a memorial service held for Riky at the Wanderers Stadium in Johannesburg on Friday.

"Another version of hell": Nasty C begs followers to ditch social media

In similar news, Nasty C has boldly told his followers the truth about the dangers of social media. In a time when mental health is more important than ever, the rapper is making sure that his fans are taken care of.

Nasty is making sure that his fans are aware of what they're subjecting themselves to when they log onto social media. The musician advised his followers to consider getting rid of their social media platforms.

The Black and White hitmaker took to Instagram to throw some shade at the blue app with a bird logo. Nasty C called the social media network "another version of hell" as he told fans that he is looking out for their well-being.

Source: Briefly News