"People make me a superstar and treat me that way. But I am not a superstar. I just regard myself as an ordinary God-fearing person. Today’s enemy is poverty and ignorance, and it has to be fought with all the might at our disposal."

"People make me a superstar and treat me that way. But I am not a superstar. I just regard myself as an ordinary God-fearing person."

"People should respect other people."

"I am performing still because there’s nothing wrong with my voice or hands, except there’s a headache that comes and goes."

"Don't let anyone tell you, you can't do it. If it's something you want to do and pursue, don't stop until you have reached your full potential. It takes a lot of hard work and determination to make your way up the ladder, so never give up."

"It (karting) helps me to keep driving fit, seeing as it's extremely physical. In the end, nothing quite compares to the real thing though, and I can't wait to go back real Racing again"

"Being chosen as one of the top 18 women around the world to compete in the W Series was the most memorable highlight of my career. I finished the season 10th overall in the championship."

"Racing has always been a part of the equation. If we not at the racetrack competing, we are watching some form of motorsport on TV. To become a professional racing driver is and always has been the ultimate goal."

"“I am taking about the contract that I signed, and no one allowed to give me a copy, I worked with Open Mic without a cop of my contract ever since they said they will send it. I kept on reminding them, but no one was willing to send me my contract.”"

"“I signed with Open Mic only for three years. In these three years I dropped four albums. I have never received any cent of my sales. Some of my album reached platinum some gold. And a lot of hits songs that reached platinum and gold, but I continue to work without complaining.""

"13 plaques. I am in tears right now. All thanks to my fans for always making sure everything I touch turns to platinum. I am happy to announce that African Queen album reached gold, in less than a year. Kokovha album reached double platinum."

"It's a massive honour to be offered this position as captain for the next two tours,"

"It's something that I have always aspired to do, having played in this team for a couple of years. Having more of a leadership role is something I’ve wanted to take on. It'll help me as a cricketer and learning to think as a captain on the field will hopefully help my batting as well."

"I am not the type of player that will go to the captain and say ‘I want to bowl’. I’ll let them make their decisions."

"But as a bowling unit, we do have a great unit. We do have people who can step in."

"I think everyone that comes and goes within the team, the team will always miss the impact that player had. It is always like that. We have all the memories with them, and it is something we will miss in the change-room"

"It is very new to me, but I am keen to learn and do everything that I can to do well in the position. I am lucky that I have a couple of senior players within the squad around me as well, who would be able to help me and guide me if I do need help along the way"

"What I can bring to the role is the experience that I have in the side. I've been playing international cricket since I was 16 years old, I know quite a lot of players in the circuit and I've been playing in the leagues as well, so I've played a lot of cricket in recent years and hopefully, I'm able to use that experience and the knowledge to my advantage when I captain the team."

"I'm very excited to be able to contribute in another way, too, and not just in batting. It still feels surreal at the moment, but it will all become more real when I meet up with the team in Pakistan."

"I also believe strongly that when I look good, I feel good, and this allows me to deliver to the best of my ability."

"“I chose me first now. I don’t do anything because someone else is doing it.”"

"When I see people jolly, people, like, smiling, at least I know I’ve done something for somebody. They will go home happy, whatever troubles they came with."

"It’s in me, it’s what I live for. It’s like, something that you can wake me up at 12 a.m. and go and do because it’s in me."

"Till today, I don’t know chords, I don’t know notes, but I can play each and every song that you want me to play"

"Performing at home is the best part of my job, and being paired with international artists of Bebe Winans’ stature and all the other global household names that I have performed with is an absolute honour."

"We want ambitious players at the club. We provide the platform for them to do that and it’s up to them perform on that platform."

"This is a season of transformation for us and we are taking the work that needs to be done very seriously. I love the passion for the club, but people need to be kind in the way they engage because supporters can be quite nasty at times especially on social media where people can say whatever they want and remain nameless."

"We are looking for sustainable growth and success. Greatness is about overcoming challenges"

"It has shown that we’ve grown, that we can mix it up there with the best [and] it shows that the rankings really don’t mean anything if you prepare and plan well."

"I didn't know what he was going to look like, but I wondered what my dream man was doing. I made this relationship a reality. True love exists."

"I don’t even have words to describe it"

"I am based in France for the past 12 years, and I have been running Undiscovered Canvas (promoting global investment in and profiling of African Art). My strongest impact has been to identify young and emerging artists from Southern Africa and introduce them directly into a mature market"

"I realised that my vision for the residency was changing. I no longer wanted to cater for Undiscovered Canvas artists only, but I wanted to work with female artists across the African continent. I wanted to create a powerful community of women artists, collectors, gallerists, investors who would consciously support each other."

"I realised how limiting it was to run the residency under a private company. Raising funds was not easy and the residency only catered for artists by Undiscovered Canvas"

"“My mom has always been just like, ‘Do it but have a real backup plan.’ Initially, when my life changed, they didn't really understand it was like, ‘Oh, yeah, that’s a good video, okay. Yay. What does that mean?” Uncle Waffles told BET.com during a recent interview. “Now they’re definitely people who actually encourage parents to let their kids pursue things creatively.”"

"“This makes me feel the way I’ve always thought my purpose would make me feel,” she says. “It made me feel whole""

"“I tend to use my dance moves to translate the music, so you’re going to see what the song says even if you don’t understand it,”"

"You get to realise that the little love you know is not enough for the person that you're with."

"It didn't matter where I came from, I was talented."

"When you are Black, it comes with disadvantages, because you need to really prove yourself."

"We are there to do what we love, to share the game, to motivate other women out there and to make sure that if they want to play the game, there are people like us fighting for them."

"There is nothing wrong in being a lesbian; it is how you project yourself in public places. You are born with it and you won't just change it because somebody says you should do it."

"I didn't wake up to choose to be gay. I didn't want to be insulted every day when I walk in the street. I didn't choose this, but I was born like this."

"If people didn't love me when I was scoring goals, putting South Africa on the map, why would I expect them to love me because I tell the truth about women's football?"

"Women are being discovered, women are being celebrated, a lot of people are starting to know about these women that are doing wonders in our country."

"What causes emptiness in stadium it is that people don’t respect fans anymore – we are losing it."

"We are forgetting that without fans there’ll never be football and these players will never get paid."

"It's not about disrespecting the country, it's about the country helping us."

"It's about time now we get the recognition and we get the gender equality that we deserve."

"We didn't go there to make numbers but we went there to make a difference and to make that little girl proud."