Prince Wako Pitori: Biography, Age, Background & Career
Prince Wako Pitori is a South African TV host/presenter, disciplinarian, and the CEO of Dreamhub Discipline Camp, where he impacts discipline on kids and adolescents who are having behavioural issues.
Biography & Background
Prince Wako Pitori, real name Prince Simphiwe Mazibuko, was born on November 4, 1993 (Age 32), in Nelspruit, Mpumalanga, and brought up in Laudium, Pretoria. Unlike what most believe, Simphiwe didn’t serve in the military. In fact, his earliest career path was in music, where he performed under the brand Prince Wako Pitori.
From 2014–2021, he accomplished extraordinary work, touching more lives with his show on social media platforms. He was a rapper and a presenter, and in between these years, he launched his show, The Shadow Talk. The Shadow Talk was a web-based show that gave individuals a stage to share dubious stories, admit, seek help, and reunite with loved ones.
So, while he entertained people with his music, he also created platforms to help people uncover their problems, emotions, depression, social issues, and even spiritual troubles.
Before becoming a full disciplinarian, he made progress as an artist, releasing impressive albums like “Marksman ka Lefoko,” with tracks including “Billy” and “Lerato la Malambane.”
Dreamhub Discipline Camp
Prince Wako Pitori is the CEO of Dreamhub Discipline Camp, a disciplinary club he founded to help instill discipline in badly behaved kids.
He holds boot camps, which parents of the kids subscribe to. Prices usually start from R2,500 for a 5-day boot camp and go as high as R10,000 for 20 days. During these camps, he gives these teens military drills and exercises, teaching them how to clean after themselves, how to cook, and how to be better members of society.
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