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Dear White South Africans

Originally posted on ntsikimazwai:
Owing to this concept of Braai Day, I am forced to have this honest and somewhat uncomfortable conversation with you. I had hoped that since you have grown white people, they would teach you better…but they have not. Let’s start at the beginning……my dear white people, you are not descendants…

Style Fashion Week Africa Press Release

STYLE FASHION WEEK AFRICA PRESS RELEASE STYLE FASHION WEEK AFRICA Date: 26- 27 September 2014 Time: 18:00 -22:00 Venue: Museum Africa, 121 Bree street , Newtown Style Fashion Week Africa is a fashion show that aims to promote and help designers and models all over Africa to enter the fashion industry and sustain their brands throughContinue reading “Style Fashion Week Africa Press Release”

Carl Jaro to present Afro.K

Carl Jaro has once again landed another exciting project. He is set to host Afro-K a TV show that aims to promote young fashion designers in Haiti. Afro-k will run from 19 October to 2 November 2014. Afro-k ‘s mission is to develop sewing in everyone, they aim to develop innovative forms of meetings, promoting the multiculturalContinue reading “Carl Jaro to present Afro.K”

Dressed by Sipokazi from Dana Designs

Thank you Sipokazi for dressing me for the wedding. I sure looked gorgeous. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/danafashion?fref=ts https://www.facebook.com/godukile?fref=ts

Unlock Foundation is set to educate Africa one rural school at a time

Unlock Foundation is a non-profit organization that seeks to address critical educational gaps in rural African schools.We work with teachers, students and community members on small sustainable projects that ensure students receive the best primary education possible. I spoke to Scott Karrel the founder of Unlock Foundation to find out more about this organisation. People fromContinue reading “Unlock Foundation is set to educate Africa one rural school at a time”

Undivided Roots: Keeping their father’s legacy alive

I was introduced to the sounds of undivided roots at the Basha Uhuru Freedom Festival that took place in June at Constitutional Hill. I caught up with them to find out more about them Q:How was Undivided Roots formed? A: Well it started as a one man band by our late father Roots Ntsangu Cele. HeContinue reading “Undivided Roots: Keeping their father’s legacy alive”

Dear GOOD GUYS

“Good guys finish last” At least that is what people say, but I believe that is not true. Bad boys take girls away from good guys simply because good guys always and I repeat always play it safe. But then again we can wonder what kind of girl can be taken away so easily, thatContinue reading “Dear GOOD GUYS”

16 Things Black People Wish They Could Explain To Their White Friends

So true

Basha Uhuru Freedom Festival 2014

June is youth month commemorating the brave youth of 1976 and everyone around the country celebrates in different ways . On the weekend leading up to 16 June there were a lot of festivities taking place around the country celebrating Youth day. Most were seen wearing their school uniforms hitting clubs, social gatherings, and festivals.Continue reading “Basha Uhuru Freedom Festival 2014”

Roaming the streets of Durban

7 June marked my 23 years of existence in this world, so to celebrate I took to Durban to spend the weekend exploring with my friends. 2014 is a year of a lot of first times for me so it was really exciting for me to be in Durban for the first time. We spent theContinue reading “Roaming the streets of Durban”