Mfundo Mabalane, the enigmatic face and voice that South Africans wake up to each morning, leads a double life. As a seasoned news anchor with a decade of experience, she graces both radio and TV screens.
But behind the poised smile and spectacles lies a hardworking mom who navigates the demands of her career while raising two beautiful children. Let’s delve into a typical day in Mfundo’s life, where early mornings, late nights, and unwavering dedication define her routine.
Mfundo’s day kicks off at 04:00. She rises, showers, and dresses, relying on three alarms to rouse her from slumber. These alarms serve as a gentle reminder: “It’s the life you chose.”
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As she sips her morning coffee at Kaya 959, Mfundo Mabalane scrolls through news wires on her phone, identifying stories for her upcoming bulletins.
At Kaya 959, Mfundo compiles news bulletins for Siz the World. Despite her gym attire, she admits there’s no time for workouts—yet her snatched waist remains a mystery.
After her shift, she heads to her second job at the SABC, anchoring Channel 404 Prime Time News. Unfortunately, this means missing crucial moments in her children’s weekday routines.
Mfundo’s helper takes charge during her absence, providing peace of mind. Weekends become her sanctuary, where family time and culinary adventures take centre stage. Surprisingly, Mfundo is also a skilled baker—an aspect many might not know about her.
Mfundo’s day doesn’t end when her head touches the silk pillow. She dedicates 30 minutes to international news before finally falling asleep around 22:00.
As a “boy mom,” she navigates the challenges of raising her son, who’s currently in a “naughty-by-nature” phase. Despite the juggling act, Mfundo embraces her role as an advocate for working women.
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