IS KHAYA MTHETHWA THE FIRST BLACK SOUTH AFRICAN IDOL?

Khaya singing  I cant miss a thing in the Idols competition.

Dreams and goals are shuttered ,BOOM! Every door is locked . Where should you turn ? How would you go forward? Well, we tend to give up hope and think its over but with Khaya Mthethwa it was just a lesson to be patient with God and himself.To always strive to do more than the disappointments you get. To stand up and contact God when these situations stand out to get you. Music is his life . He was destined to be a song to the world and to  minister to people through music. He is the 'it" guy .but  is he going to be the first black idol in South Africa? With most  of the celebrities   campaigning for him to win this. It is all possible. Some may question this and say there will never be a black idol in South Africa .  

 Everyone wants a bit of him, they all talking about him. Everyone wants a glimpse of him. Every print wants to write about him, every radio station wants to talk interview him and every brand wants him to endorse them. Khaya Mthethwa is the future ,they say. He was the  last person to be auditioned on the Idols Durban auditions, the last man standing. However the judges were mesmerized and wanted more of him. Unathi Msengana one of the judges even said the competition was his to loosehttp://idolssa.dstv.com/Video/Play.aspx?vid=195681&AdCategoryId=391. But does this say he will? would a miracle occur or will South African idols prove to people who have the perception that idols are racist wrong?  

In  2010 Mara Louw said that "the competition is full of racism and South african could only produce a black if M-Net sold the competion to the SABC, blacks do no have access to DStv. this exlcudes sizeable chunk of South Aficans rom the comoetition.Whites votes for white and blacks are disadvaged"http://www.news24.com/MyNews24/Is-Idols-SA-still-Racist-20121002. Will the repeat of what happend on 2010 occur? as they say histoy repeat its self.