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Thami 'Dish' Kotlolo (born April 8, 1995) is a gay South African best known for creating the award show Feathers Awards. The young South African began his career as a youth actor and is now the Chief Executive Officer (C. E. O) and founder of the Quad Republic, one of South Africa's top communication and event management companies. He founded the Thami Kotlolo Foundation, a non-governmental organization that assists gay South African youth who have been stigmatized by family and community. He is a regular campaigner for LQTBQ.
 

Biography

Thami 'Dish' Kotlolo (born April 8, 1995) is a gay South African best known for creating the Feathers Awards.

The young South African began his career as a youth actor and is now the Chief Executive Officer (C. E. O.) and founder of the Quad Republic, one of South Africa's top communication and event management companies.

He founded the Thami Kotlolo Foundation, a non-governmental organization dedicated to assisting gay South African youth who have been stigmatized by family and community. He is a regular LQTBQ campaigner.
 

Thami ‘Dish’ Kotlolo Early years

Thami 'Dish' Kotlolo was born on April 8, 1995. He was born and raised in South Africa's Mamelodi region.

As a result of his sexuality, he developed a defensive mechanism at a young age and tended to attack bullies before they could attack him in secondary school. He discovered he was gay when he was 15 years old.
He founded his own dance club in secondary school and was an active member of his secondary school's Arts and Drama club. He was raised in a low-income family, and his parents and immediate family were accepting of his sexual orientation.

Thami ‘Dish’ Kotlolo Education

Thami 'Dish' Kotlolo began and finished his primary and secondary education in Mamelodi, South Africa. 

He earned a degree in musical theatre studies from Tshwane University of Technology in South Africa after graduating from high school.

Thami ‘Dish’ Kotlolo Career

Thami 'Dish' Kotlolo began his acting career as a child. As a child actor, he had several roles, including one in the South African youth soap opera Backstage. He was a member of the cast of Mr. Bones, a phenomenal and critically acclaimed film.

He also appeared in commercials for major South African corporations and businesses such as Coca-Cola and Tastic rice.

Following his successful career as a child actor, he entered the television industry and worked as a YO-Tv television presenter. He left this position to pursue his university education.

He returned stronger after graduating from university and founded the Quad Republic, an events and communication company. After a few years, the company was successful and well-known on a national scale. At the age of 23, he co-founded the South African award show Feathers Awards with South African entertainer Baby Joe.

One of the primary sponsors of this award show is the automobile manufacturer Chevrolet. The South African government censors the awards show, which is held once a year and receives extensive coverage on South African news and entertainment television stations.

Thami ‘Dish’ Kotlolo Personal Life

'Thami' 'Dish' Kotlolo is currently single and does not have any children. He is in a relationship with a black South African, the identity of whom he has refused to reveal. He has yet to reveal to the public who his girlfriend, wife, or spouse is.

He founded the Thami Kotlolo Foundation as a philanthropist.