23/09/2026
❤️ SOME STORIES COME FULL CIRCLE
Today, we want to introduce you to someone very special.
TUFFY was adopted at just 18 months old.
He was welcomed into a family where he has spent the past 21 years surrounded by parents and siblings who have loved him, encouraged him and supported his dreams.
Music was part of Liam from an incredibly young age. At just three years old, he taught himself to play the drums. At 15, during Covid, he learnt guitar and piano.
Then, in April 2025, Liam found his musical voice.
His family and friends encouraged him to take a chance — and he did.
Since then, that leap of faith has taken him onto stages opening for some incredible South African artists, including Matthew Mole, Majozi, Will Linley and the Saxby Twins, as well as performing alongside Afrikaans music icons at the 2026 Kirkwood Wildsfees.
But there is another part of Liam's journey that means a great deal to us.
Liam knows what it means for a child to be given a family. ❤️
And now he wants to use the opportunities his music is creating to make a difference in the lives of other children.
Liam has chosen Zanethemba Charity Foundation as a cause he wants to stand behind as his musical journey grows.
For an organisation caring for babies and young children who have been abused, abandoned, neglected or are in crisis, there is something incredibly meaningful about that.
A little boy who was once adopted and given a family is now a young man saying:
“How can I help the next child?”
And we think that's pretty extraordinary.
Liam says that one of the greatest privileges of making music is meeting people and hearing how his music has helped them through different moments in their lives.
Now, together, we hope his music can help write another kind of story too.
A story of safety.
A story of hope.
A story of belonging. ❤️
This is only the beginning.
Welcome to the Zanethemba family, Liam.
We cannot wait to see where this journey takes us.
Hope MakingADifference