He attributes his success to a good education, hard work and having self-drive.
Thissuccessful personacame to earth on the 26th of July, 1969 in Cape Town.
As of 2020, he is 51 years old.
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Randall Abrahams education
Abrahams attended his primary education classes in Cape Town.
He later joined Harold Cressy for his high school education from where he passed and joined the university.
He believes in getting a formal or informal education in things that one has an interest in.
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Career trajectory
Good Hope FM employed Abrahams just after completing his higher education.
He joined as a junior programmer.
His enthusiasm and hard work saw him rise to the position of Station Manager in 1994.
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He faithfully served in this position until 1997 when he felt that he needed a more challenging role.
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He bagged the exciting position of judge in M-Nets Idols, a live singing competition.
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The show ran from 2002 to date and is a fascinating South African rendition of the famous American Idol.
He neither minces his words or pretends.
His criticism is aimed at making the contestants better singers.
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As his career as judge thrived, he also excelled in radio management.
He served as the General Manager between 2002 and 2006 at Commercial Radio,SABC.
He, however, did not exit from our television screens.
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He still serves as a judge in reality competitions.
His impressive work has seen him become a judge in SAs Got Talent that began airing in October 2009.
Randall Abrahams wife and family
Not much is known about Randall Abrahams family and Randall Abrahams wife.
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He has often guarded this information against the public arena.
His fans often ask who is Randall’s wife?
In previous events, journalists have asked whether he is married and has children to which he responded Neither!
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He began listening to music by Elvis Presley as a young boy.
He enjoys listening to the 60s and 70s Northern soul, soul and Nigerian highlife.
He says that books incite positive thoughts and offer plenty of musical and historical context.
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When he is not reading a memoir, he is reading a well-scripted novel.
Besides, he enjoys baking, watching movies and travelling the globe.
This strictness has earned him hate and love from the public in equal measure.
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He has repeatedly asserted that he is okay with being considered a nasty judge.
He advocates for an education in music among all music enthusiasts.
One must be enthusiastic and determined to succeed.
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They must also have a good education and acknowledge personal limitations and strengths.
It is also necessary to have a vision and to continue pushing until it comes to reality.
Realism and self-discipline are also must-haves for success to be attained.
Therefore, he has 47.7k followers on the platform.
Most of his posts are about Idols.
It is indisputable that Randall Abrahams is among the most influential media and PR gurus in South Africa.
Known as the nasty judge, he has graced our television sets and taught us new things about music.
The success in his career is admirable, and his authenticity loveable.
There is always something to learn from him.
She has a Bachelor of Commerce & IT from the University of Nairobi and joined Briefly.co.za in November 2019.
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