April Edition 21

April 2021

ConverseAtions Issue 22

N NO OM MF FU UN ND DO O M MO OH H

An upcoming phenomenal muso

WTF?!!

What's That Fragrance

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Contents 02. Nomfundo Moh Nomfundo tells us about her music jounrney

s.

and recent feature

05. Duish Corner We spoke to old friends who have tirned ito business

.

partners

08. WFT Another duo who has managed to turn a street buzz

.

word to a decent product name

11. VAYA Not just a footwear - but a total game changer for the hustlers out there.

14. #HKND An Afrikaans rapper Luigi is introducing his street apparel.

17. RECRUITMENT COMPANY & MORE From recruitment to car reviews.

36. CLASSIFIEDS Directly contact numbers on the posters.

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Meet

Nomfundo

Ngcobo

(20),

“I

started

doing

music

at

the

born and bred at Ndwedwe KZN.

age of six. I have always been

She did her primary grades at

an

Intaphuka

looking

later

Primary

went

Secondary started Social

to

School.

studying Work

College

School

at

campus

then

Verulam 2018

Bachelor UKZN and

energetic

person,

forward

to

always

sport

light

and church was the first place

she

where

I

got

of

talent

in

a

Howard

took

currently

and

doing her final year.

turns

show

church

with

the

members

to

off

my

choir.

We

leading

reaction showed

songs church

whenever

I

led a song made me adamant

N NO OM MF FU UN ND DO O M MO OH H "" L LI IL LI IZ ZE EL LA A ""

that music is my calling hence I

Listen here: D DE E M MO OG GU UL L S SA A F FT T N NO OM MF FU UN ND DO O M MO OH H "" V VU UL LA A A AM MA AS SA AN NG GO O ""

started

singing

outside

of

more

church.

In

even high

school I started writing my own songs and it’s been an amazing

Listen here:

growth,

I

just

write

songs and I enjoy it”.

You can follow me on the social icons on the right.

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my

own

Your single LILIZELA – tell us about it, what inspired the song?

“I

wrote Lilizela last year (2020) February. I wrote the song because I felt the need to emphasize how beautiful love is. I wanted people to move from the perspective of love breaking hearts and look at the brighter side. And also for people to learn to congratulate those who are in love, and hopefully wait for their turn to be happy too. I’m really happy with the response people are giving me, I really did not expect so much love and I appreciate it”.

Your WOW moment/highlight this far?

“When the Elworld team

started following me on Instagram, I realized that I’m growing, there’s progress. It did not end there but more big names started following me (like Ambitiouz Entertainment, Ami Faku, De Mogul SA to name a few. I am also very excited to see Lilizela paving its way on the charts, I’m really proud of myself”.

Tell us about your recent collaborations and what they mean to you? “I have been featured on De Mogul SA’s latest single titled Vula Amasango. That body of work is something I’m proud of and really happy I became part of. It also reminded me of how much I enjoy writing. I also collaborated with artists like Musiholiq, MBzet, MaxOv and many more. These collaborations helped me grow as it’s different genres”.

Who would you be happy to feature/collaborate with in future?

"It has to be Ami Faku or Amanda Black, she smiled".

Lastly, tell us about your upcoming album? "The

title

of

my

upcoming album is Amagama. I’m planning to release midyear. There are about 16 songs with features from the likes of Musiholiq, NaXion Cross, Beast".

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Duish Corner

Duish

Your kasi brands store

launched aim

Collaborations and partnerships

initiative

from

ages

and

partnership say

model

goals?

Yes,

a –

get

business should

that’s

CNR

goals.

year

BSc

Microbiology

Biochemistry in

UKZN

street

that

is

easily

change

the

narrative

of

good

quality

clothes.

Our

Billie

Road

and

Qumza

Strong Character. The love for

in

kasi

development

and

fashion

inspired us to join our clothing

still based in Mdantsane. Bonke his

a

Andikuva Noba Uthini, Duish and

Mdantsane, East London. We are

did

have

owns 3 clothing brands namely:

and Nkosinathi Sikoti. We were same

shop

the

Highway. Currently Duish Corner

long-time friends Bonke Monono

born

to

2020,

store is situated in Mdantsane

we

Duish Corner was founded by 2

both

Sep

officially

having to travel to the CBD to

that has turned their childhood to

was

reachable to our target market

ago.

This time we speak to the duo

friendship

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was

clothing

has been the pillar of strength to every

Corner

brands

and

together

under

1

company which is Duish Corner

while

and take them to the next level.

Nkosinathi did his IT in WSU.

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What kind of challenges you faced when trying to get Duish off the ground? “Main challenge was the capital. And all this we had to do it during 1 of the most difficult times

we

have

ever

experienced

in

our

lifetime with developments of Covid-19 and restriction. It was really not a good time to think about starting a business as we saw some business closing and could not cope.

Imagine what was running through our minds if we see big companies closing and we are busy trying to open one “thina”. With all that happening we told ourselves that if we do not do it now it will never be done. We then started planning and implementing actions to achieve our dream.

Your highlight this far – and any other brands available in your store? “Our Highlight was the store launch. The support we received was overwhelming. We are still far

from

where

we

want

to

see

Duish

Corner”. Other kasi brands available in our store

is

Ushukela

and

Mdantsane

Native”.

And for people who are out of East London our

online

store

is

operating

24/7

shopping".

You can order or follow us by clicking on the below social icons for more info.

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for

Happiness in a bottle

Catherine residing

in

Thompson

and

Johannesburg

Jenny and

Arthur are

are

the

South

founders

African of

cousins

What’s

That

Fragrance (WTF!). Cath learnt the skill of Candle Making whilst living in the UK and Jenny has always had a passion for perfumes.

"When we decided to commence with our fragrances we had to understand the market language and who we wanted to sell our product to. In this day and age one has to be able to do such research before going for any product because it helps you as a business to know why you're starting and what is your actual goal.

Jenny

has

two

daughters

in

their

twenties

and

this

helped

them

identify a gap for a trendy, yet affordable range of perfume for tertiary students and young professionals".

What makes your fragrances different or stand out from others?

"Our fragrances stand out for their longevity. We mix imported Fine Fragrance oils to a Parfum standard (1:4 ratio) and we consistently get complimented at how long they last".

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In starting, what were your challenges and how did you overcome them? “We have been very careful with our money, but

cashflow

when

starting

out

in

a

business is always an issue, especially if you don’t have a capital injection. Profit goes

straight

back

in

to

the

company.

With your own business you have to be willing to learn ALL the time. Technology, advertising,

marketing,

budgeting

–

you

do it all. We have overcome challenges by signing up for free webinars, podcast and networking

with

other

e-commerce

business owners”.

Highlights thus far?

“We started with a

table in a garden market of a friend in March 2019 after having the idea just two weeks prior. We are now selling candles, diffusers

and

room

mists

in

one

of

Johannesburg’s larger retail pharmacies!

Our

biggest

highlights

are

when

we

receive compliments – we have a bit of a cult

following

scented back

for

candles

time

and

our

with

time

diffusers people

again,

and

coming

saying

they

have never had diffusers that last so long, or

such

great

smelling

candles!

That

makes all the hard work worthwhile”.

You can order or follow us by clicking the social icons on your right for more info.

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VAYA

Footwear

Makamo,

an

Township

in

is

the

brainchild

entrepreneur the

East

from

Rand.

of

Themba

Katlehong

Themba

is

a

journalist by profession and worked for over 8 years as a journalist until he took a decision to venture into entrepreneurship in the early 2010’s.

Thabang Ledwaba is a co-founder and brand manager. He joined VAYA when it was still an idea and played an integral part in bringing that idea to life. He is a shareholder and the first official

employee

of

the

business.

He

has

a

Marketing and a communications degree and has worked as a sales rep, a college facilitator, and a business development facilitator.

Please share why the name VAYA and what inspired you to go for it? "VAYA is a township slang for “Go” or ‘Going’ which forms an integral part of our core business. We exists to remind ambitious South Africans to keep going for their goals and dreams, hence our tagline ‘Go for it’".

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Challenges when you started?

"Capital,

capital,

capital.

A

challenge faced by most start-up businesses, we had to sacrifice a lot of things to get the project moving including selling some personal

assets.

At

some

point

during

the

foundation

of

the

business, we lost so much that the only valuable assets left in the business were our smartphones and data".

And your highlights since inception?

“We had a target to sell

just 20 orders on pre-order by the end of February 2021. We exceeded that target by over 400% and we were left with more orders than the stock we had on hand. When we started making deliveries, we had so many repeat customers who praised our product’s comfortability, and other attention to detail features.

That is when we confirmed that this is indeed a good product”.

Lastly, where do you see VAYA in 5 years-time?

“In 5 years-

time, the business will be competing in the international space with big international corporates that have been dominating the markets for decades. We are indeed a shoe for the ambitious”.

YOU CAN ORDER OR FOLLOW US BY CLICKING THE SOCIAL ICONS ON YOUR RIGHT FOR MORE INFO.

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#HKND Apparel

Luigi Afrikaans Gospel Rapper had released

his

new

three

#HKND

clothing ranges.

"This

initiative

commenced

on

after the powerful response of the public

during

his

first

range

release. It was a huge success . I am very proud", says Luigi.

He

has

sneaker

also

now

brands

released

titled:

#A

six

WALK

WITH THE LORD, EK WANDEL MET DIE

HERE,

GENOEG KOM

N'

VIR

DING

SY MY,

GENADE HKND

CROWN,

-

IS HIER

#HKND

-

HIER KOM N' DING and the #HKND - HIER KOM N' DING FLOW.

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With it he also released the #HKND Hier kom n' ding Flow Italian leather

high

top

boot

that

are

sold

internationally.

(https://www.aliveshoes.com/-hknd) Luigi has also released his new his music video community project called "Nuwe Mens" on national and international television this year, whereby he feature local talents of his own hometown Oudtshoorn to expose their talents to the world.

This particular video are available on his youtube channel : Luigi April Page : Titled : Nuwe Mens.

For more information you can visit Luigi's online store on Facebook or contact L.U.G Records @ +2763 363 0841.

To order or follow us click on the social icons on the right.

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Request Recruitment Services

Do It now.

RRS is a brainchild of Lihle Magwambe, a very bubbly Youtuber, and

Content

creator,

businesswoman.

Cape

and

currently

Lihle

Senior is

Accounting

originally

based

in

from

clerk

Eastern

Johannesburg.

She

studied in the University of Western Cape and holds a BCom Accounting degree under her name.

“I started this company because I saw that one thing people are struggling with is unemployment, so I saw that

gap

and

decided

to

be

the

middle

man.

I

introduced tutoring also under the company because I love

to

share

my

knowledge

with

people.

A

lot

of

students struggle with Maths and I’m very good at it so I decided to be a personal tutor.

Recently I expanded

by hiring people to assist me as it gets overwhelming, and I have to also juggle work, “my 9-5”.

The other

reason I decided to hire people was due to the fact that I get academic assistance requests from Science students and I majored in Accounting so I definitely needed assistance in Science.

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RRS is a recruitment agency based in Johannesburg prepare

job

which

seekers

is for

existing the

to

world

of

work. Their vision is to be one of the best recruitment and training agencies in South Africa. Not only do they strive to be the best, but also to make sure that they deliver the best service. “We are focusing on achieving more growth and decrease the unemployment rate across the country”.

The challenges students face currently as schools are not operating like they were operating prior the pandemic needs not only teachers to deliver but parents and companies like RRS to intervene, hence one of RRS services is tutoring, an

opportunity where graduates can sign

up to assist in tutoring the struggling students mainly in Maths and Science,

but

not

excluding

other

subjects

where

other

tutors

are

experts on.

Currently

RRS

is

approaching

and

leading

conversations

with

employers who have opportunities to offer so they can be listed on their platform as they have a large database of candidates who are in need of employment, and these conversations may take time but it will eventually happen as the company has great potential to fight the unemployment rate which is the biggest challenge in our country. RRS is

encouraging

tutors

to

register

on

their

platform,

and

inviting

students who are struggling academically to reach out to them for assistance.

You can visit RRS site by clicking on the social icon on the right.

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Excess belly (abdominal) fat

is a risk

factor for several diseases, and it may make us feel bloated and discouraged.

Let me share only 5 tips that can help u lose that belly fat.

1. Check what you EAT!!!

If you want a flat belly you have to eat absolutely clean. Try to cut Junk, sweet things, fats (unhealthy ones), and try to live without bread, fatcakes, hotdogs, etc maybe for two weeks, and make veg and fruit your best friend.

FI T NES S CO A C H

NJONGO COKOTHO

Tips on losing belly fat

2.

Do

whole

(running,

body

skipping,

Cardio

brisk

workout

walking,

biking,

and rowing)

3.

Attend

focus

on

or

have

your

abs

tummy

session muscles

to

also

(plank,

crunches, ab wheel, etc)

4. Do Resistance Training to strengthen your

core

and

prevent

loss

of

muscle

mass from dieting.

5. Lastly but not least, Engage your core (belly button in, chest out) in all activities you

doing,

contract

much as possible.

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those

muscles

as

SNOCI LAICOS GNIWOLLOF EHT NO GNIKCILC YB SU TCATNOC

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Finacial Year Reflections.

By Afrika Kesho

A reflection of the 2021 financial year shows that the pandemic has changed our lives, we have no other choice but to adapt to the new normal.

Part

of

this

new

normal

is

making

new

normal

financial

decisions.

Many people lost their businesses and jobs, this is a great awakening that the world is changing and if we stay stagnant, our chances of survival are slim. The pandemic has brought about an increase in the price of our daily commodities, with the petrol price and food prices increasing, even the pockets of the most financially stable persons feel

the

pinch,

this

is

because

some

of

the

previous

financial

management solutions are not as effective in a pandemic economy.

Are savings still an option given the current financial circumstances?

The answer to that is - yes, but in different ways. For example, where you would join a physical stokvel which requires monthly meetings and the physical exchange and recording of savings, now you can operate online via whatsapp groups and use bank accounts such as those that allow you as the stokvel members to turn your savings into investments that give you greater returns at the end of the financial year.

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For personal savings, there are options such as the goal saves account by Tymebank which increases interest varying on the number of days you leave your money in the account, the longer you leave the money, the greater the interest rate. Options such as these allow people to save from the little that

they

have,

and

this

little

money

generates

more while you go about your daily routine.

Another option that people often look down on is avoiding shopping and spending the normal way.

For example, reconsider buying groceries at the usual

supermarkets

because

buying

from

wholesalers as well as factory shops saves a lot of money. You as the customer get to buy products at the stock price, which is much less than retail price. One thing that is definitely hitting everyone’s pockets is petrol prices, we need to look at more eco-friendly and pocket friendly ways to get to work and school. Parking your car and using public transport or car-pooling may be a good way to save on petrol and car maintenance costs. Your car insurance premiums may even reduce because you’ll be driving your car less, reducing insurable risk.

We’re in a pandemic economy, till date there is no effective vaccine against inflation and poverty but we can always protect the depth of our pockets by taking the necessary financial precautions.

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NOMAVA KEPE

Fashion Explosion NMB model

Can you tell us about yourself and who you are?

“I am Nomava Kepe, I grew up in Transkei in a village called Ngcizele here in Eastern cape. I did all my primary and high school education there. In 2014 after I have passed my matric I went to East London where

I

did

my

tertiary

education.

I

have

studied

Analytical

chemistry at Walter Sisulu University”.

When did you start taking interested in modeling?

"I have always been interested in modelling since primary school, I used to enter in beauty pageants until I was in grade 11 but then I stopped since I wanted to focus on school because my parents thought me to focus, as modelling at that age would destruct me so I decided to stop".

Do you have any role models in the fashion and modeling industry? "In 2018 after I have finished my diploma I told myself I want to do modeling and I am going to find ways to be a model, so a friend told me about NMB Fashion Explosion".

Contact: 073 936 8259

Images by: Sebenzile Zalabe 24

What is your favorite modeling style? "I'm interested in ramp walk and beauty pageant".

What inspires you?

"Something that

inspires me the most is being myself always,

secondly

seeing

woman

leading and I believe modeling gives woman that opportunity to lead".

If you can be afforded an opportunity to travel the country, which cities would you like to visit?

"Given

an

opportunity

to

travel

I

would love to visit Cape town.

Do you have other interests you would like to share? “I love playing chess,

reading

books

and

a

singer

when putting on my makeup or taking a bath. I also love listening to hip hop, pop and some of our South African music”.

Being in EC, does it have any negative or positive impact in your modeling career? “At this point in time cape

I

don't has

think a

being

negative

in

Eastern

impact

modelling career this far”.

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in

You can follow me by clicking on the social icons below.

Nelson Mandela Bay The

YMCA

Nelson

Mandela

Bay

team

has

been swamped the past few weeks delivering pairs of shoes to various schools in the metro.

Amongst

them

professional national

was

actor

media

campaign

Moshe and

has

who

presenter

industry,

Moshe

Ndiki

but

in

been

is

in

a

the

this

shoe

playing

an

ambassador role as he has done the relevant work prior this campaign.

The

team

shared

a

background

about

how

and why the shoe campaign commenced and the impact it has to the school kids lives thus far. “The school shoe campaign has been a humbling

experience

that

we

never

anticipated. It started as an idea that Lerato shared God

with

was

an

acquaintance

listening.

The

but

aim

it's

was

clear

to

help

children in the underprivileged schools to have a decent pair of shoes during the start of the school year but it went beyond that, as we saw

the

impact

beneficiaries”.

it

had

in

the

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eyes

of

the

Parent's appreciation was overwhelming as they could not afford to get

the

shoes

beginning,

the

for first

their two

children days

of

due

to

unemployment.

distributing

the

shoes

In

was

the very

emotional for the team. Seeing what poverty does to families. Seeing children going to school with torn shoes and the attachment they had on the shoes even when given a brand new pair. To some it was difficult to let go of the old, torn shoes with holes because they have a sentimental value to them.

They have an attachment as they travelled long journeys with that pair until it was worn out. In the two weeks, we donated 1400 pairs of school shoes to 21 schools in the Bay. We look forward to continuing with the campaign again in June and help those in need. Children deserves the right to basic essentials. We have to work hard to protect them especially in vulnerable communities. Oliver Tambo said: "The children of any nation are its future. A country, a movement, a person that does not value its youth and children does not deserve its future".

It takes a village to raise a child.

PEYMCA FNB Account number: 53410078068 Branch code: 210317 Branch: Newton Park

For donations contact: Lerato Lebopo Email: info@ymcanmb.co.za or visit: www.ymcanmb.co.za Tel: 0414522042

For collaborations and more info click on the social icon on the right.

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Bhek'iindaba zakho A book by Gift Mthimkhulu

Gift J Mthimkhulu has recently released his new book called MIND YOUR BUSINESS which is not even a month old but deserves every attention it needs, especially if you're an entrepreneur or a dreamer.

Gift is a professional speaker, leadership consultant, certified coach, social entrepreneur and published author.

In this day and age we need all necessary information and coaching to better the standard of our personal lives before we grow to be better in business, hence individuals and authors like Gift Mthimkhulu are

highly

important

to

be

surrounded

with.

He

has

founded

Awakening Change and Khanya Africa Leadership Institute. Through that he does leadership development and training, it also includes publishing content with the focus of personal development.

In

this

powerful

body

of

work

Gift

touches

on

topics

like

the

importance of doing market research, evaluating yourself, financing your business and a lot more relevant topics.

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The book is available for

FREE downloads

DOWNLOAD HERE In his own words he added that this book is a detailed guide to entrepreneurship. It has been written in a simple and understandable way.

The

purpose

of

the

book

or

this

material

is

to

awaken

and

activate leadership potential in anyone who reads it. Above that it seeks

to

guide

the

reader

in

his

endeavor

of

venturing

into

entrepreneurship. You will find business strategies for small, medium and micro enterprises. These come in a practical and applicable way to ensure easy initiation.

The name of the book itself “Mind Your Business” may seem out of tune at

first

but

deliberately

when

you

chosen

investigate

for

this

it,

book.

you Taken

will

notice

from

the

why

it

book

was of

1

Thessalonians 4:11 where it says “And that ye study to live a quiet life, and to mind your own business, and to work with your own hands, as

MIND”

we commanded you;” The word “

speaks of the mindset of

entrepreneurship and leadership. This book will give the reader the cutting-edge mindset which is the necessary tool for this particular purpose.

The

word

BUSINESS”

“

speaks

about

any

venture,

particularly profit-making venture any individual may seek to start.

You can always follow me and my work by clicking on the social icons on the right.

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REAL DOKZIN The DJ Born in Cala, a rural town in the Eastern Cape, Luzuko Dokolwana is a DJ who currently resides in Port Elizabeth known as Real Dokzin.

When asked about why “Real Dokzin” he responded by saying, "Real" is for being realistic to himself as he is not forcing who he is, and Dokzin

is

derived

from

his

surname

DOKOLWANA.

Luzuko

is

from

AmaMpondomise royalty, the Dosini Gcwina Ncele iNqabashe clan.

He attended his junior school in Khwezi junior secondary school, and went on to do his high school at Ida high school before enrolling with Walter

Sisulu

University

where

he

did

his

Bachelor

of

Education

specialising in IsiXhosa and Geography FET Phase.

“I completed my study on record time in 2018. 2019 I went to Boston Media House Soul Candi Music Institute to polish my passion for DJing, and did short course called DJ101. Since I have been residing in the villages I had never had exposure in DJing but I always had passion for it so I had to go to Boston College to shape it up. Also, since I always wanted to do something that would keep my surname living forever I had to come up with Dokzin on my stage name. On my logo I have “AB” which is standing for “AbantuBam” because I believe everyone

who

gives

genuine

support

to

me

is

umntu

wam

appreciate my people everyday as they are my motivation.

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and

I

Who inspired you to go for DJing?

“I found my love for music in 2005 and as young as around 10 years old back then.

Bojo Mojo, DJ Cleo and the likes of DJ Mujava are the first artists to influence me to love tunes of house music, then my love

for

DJing

combination

of

was DJ

triggered Fresh

by

SA

the

&

DJ

Euphonik. Currently I am being mentored

by DJ Welo SA & Pastor The DJ”.

What genre do you specialize in as a DJ and your highlights thus far? “I play Afro Tech mostly and it is the sound that defines me. My highlights includes playing in

a couple of radio stations so far, and I

believe in the power of the radio airwaves in growing my brand. I have played in radio stations like Vukani fm, Lukhanji fm and uMhlobo Wenene

fm

breakfast

show.

I

am

looking

forward

to

getting

a

platform in other stations across SA and beyond as I've said that radio is my strongest pillar in growing reputation of my brand as artist. Also I am using my name as an artist for my clothing brand that has been growing fast and available for purchase".

Who would you wish to work with in future?

“I

would

really

appreciate to work with the legendary Thebe, I mean his vocals are out of this world. Shota, also knowing his capabilities we would come up with classic production and obvious Pastor The DJ, one of own very experienced and versatile producer. For now I am looking forward to recording a DJ set with best beats and reach TV, a platform that can take my name out to the world".

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NISSAN NAVARA REVIEWED BY: Curtreviews Pro4X

Curtreviews

With a rear like that. It is imperative that you note it is not designed like any

other

modern

bakkie.

It

does

screen old school American pickups but this is genuinely Japanese and a formidable force to reckon with as the three knights that have prowled the South African tarmac now have a force to take over terrains.

Red badge to put that distinction that this is not a standard model.

Bold and riding on another one of Japanese

gem,

Geolander Navara

all

a

comfortable

the

Yokohama

terrain

gives

definite

grip

ride.

our

For

the and

South

African terrain the Navara had no problem settling in nor scaling our planes.

This

model

here

is

the

highlight of the family and bares the marks of the Pro4X.

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SRS airbags and seats, a leather all rounder in the Pro4X and the red stitching does make it all stick out

as

points

does to

the

secure

white. that

Anchor

baby

seat

firmly and a wide heater fitted rear windshield view

for

even

fogging

utmost

in

the

season

clear

cold

rear

window

extreme

we

experience in SA.

Very well stirred blend of digital and

analogue

Navara,

you

analogue display

get

dials in

inside

of

the

your

traditional

and

a

the

digital

middle,

a

multifunctional steering wheel to aid the driver and make the ride rather glorious as it were to begin with.

Eight piercing lights staring at you as if though they were in a cage if that daytime solid beam. The red accents make it standout and give a sense of distinction. Plane black honeycomb

grill

to

create

vanta black feel.

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