Yaya Mavundla

  Multi-award winning rapper and businessman, Cassper Nyovest has dropped his highly anticipated seventh studio album, Solomon. The album sees the musician in a more reflective state of mind, in what he terms his “best work yet”.  The Pardon My Arrogance rapper has cemented his presence in the African rap scene and gone beyond with notable global partnerships. Solomon, named after his best friend Carpo, boasts of 11 tracks and features the likes of Maglera Doe Boy and Nobantu Vilakazi.  “I’m so excited about this album, I know people have been waiting for it and this is where I’m the most vulnerable and myself. I’m in a different headspace and I hope it inspires people to find themselves, be more true to who they are and have fun. I had a good time creating this work, I wasn’t fixated on selling platinum or gold but to express myself, celebrate, grieve, feel and just be myself and I think I have achieved it with this work.” Commented the Mahikeng-born artist.  Cassper is currently tour

The South African Style Awards 2024  powered by PLASCON South Africa Over the 26 years that it has been in existence, the South African Style Awards has redefined the meaning of style, achievement and philanthropy in every sphere, including in business.  “Style is knowing who you are, what you want to say and how you’d like to shape the world.”  On Tuesday 12 September, a panel of esteemed judges including genius fashion designer Gert Johan Coetzee, owner and founder of Grid worldwide Nathan Reddy, and the Iconic Sipho ‘Hotstix’ mabuse , gathered together at TANG in Sandton in search of the 2024 recipients of the highly sought after accolade. According to a statement, the judges are as important to us as are our winners and after much debate and at times rather heated discussion the selection was narrowed down to 14 illustrious creatives in business. The dinner was hosted & sponsored  by the flamboyant Nicky van der Walt owner and founder of Miramar Collection including, award – wi

  15 000 people capacity venue Sold out In a night that will forever be etched in the annals of Amapiano history,  Focalistic , known off-stage as  Lethabo Sebetso , celebrated his meteoric rise to stardom in his hometown with an electrifying one-man show,  The Straata Nation Address .  With the Straata Nation Address, The President of the Streets, Focalistic called, and the masses answered. The event, held at  Pretoria National Botanic Gardens  this past weekend, not only marked a career milestone for the young sensation but also solidified his position as the President of the Streets. With anticipation reaching a fever pitch, Focalistic summoned his loyal fans, and they answered his call in overwhelming numbers. The open-air venue, bathed in neon lights and pulsating with Amapiano rhythms, saw 15,000 music fans in attendance, who bore witness to an unforgettable night of music and unity. Focalistic spared no effort in delivering a show that would carve his name in the records of Sout