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Boitumelo Thulo

Boitumelo Thulo also known as "Boity" is aSouth African actress who roses to fame as the presenter of SABC 1's educatiobal programme, Thec Media Career Guide, she is a former actress at Mzansi Magic's Rockville as Mpho Bogatsu and Co-host e-tv's Club 808 Lawrence MalekaShe was raised there by her grandmother, this is according to an article on Rolling Stuff website.However in the website of SABC 3’s Expresso she referred to her grandparents rather than her grandmother  and in the article on the Previdar website she states that she was raised by her grandparents – her mother is Modiehi Thulo.

Boitumelo Thulo started and finished primary school Potchefstroom.She then went to Potchefstroom High School for Girls and later matriculated there.Boitumelo Thulo later enrolled at Monash University where where she did first and second year towards a Psychology and Criminology degree

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Actress and Club 808 presenter Boity Thulo has joined the cast of E.tv’s Rhythm City. She who is described as a feisty radio presenter who takes her job very seriously. Luscious Lu also oozes confidence and makes sure her presence is felt when she enters a room.Image result for boity thuloBoity says fans will see a different side of her that people don’t know of. “I’ve always played sweet, innocent characters that people assume I am. This character is going to allow me to show people that I also have a bitchy side, just like everyone else.” – Boity

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