Her latest offering reflects a woman fully in bloom — balancing music, entrepreneurship, and the joy of giving back.
For Lwah Ndlunkulu, making music isn’t just about sound — it’s about soul. Each note she sings opens a world that heals her first before extending that same light to others. Her music carries warmth, honesty, and a spiritual ease — the kind that feels less like performance and more like prayer.
After walking through unimaginable loss, rapper and businesswoman Nadia Nakai opens up about grief, faith and rediscovering joy — one day at a time.
For Nadia Nakai, choosing to live again was not an overnight decision. It was a gradual, grace-filled process — one that required surrender, honesty and courage. After losing her partner, rapper Kiernan “AKA” Forbes, the world saw her heartbreak play out in real time. But what many didn’t see was her quiet battle to keep going, to find God again, and to give herself permission to heal.
Through loss, faith and reflection, Langa Mavuso returns to the truest version of himself — one rooted in family, love and acceptance.
Langa Mavuso speaks of love with the gentleness of someone who has truly known it — in all its forms, from the kind that raised him to the kind that broke and rebuilt him. “My grandparents’ love really shaped my early idea of what it means to be loved,” he reflects softly. “It was warmth and acceptance — never trying to make you anything but yourself.”
Using acting to help others feel seen is something actress Kealeboga Masango admits she desperately needed herself while growing up — especially during her high school years when she faced immense bullying.
When Liz Letsoalo started Masodi Organics in August 2018, she was stepping into a beauty industry at a crossroads. At the time, black women across South Africa were raising their voices, demanding premium products with rich, thoughtful ingredients and imagery that uplifted them. The shelves in retail stores told a different story, dominated by products that pushed relaxers and sidelined natural black hair.
With Merapelo ya Bashimane ba Kalahari Desert, Seditsi Collection steps boldly into the world of menswear — and what a debut it is. This Spring/Summer 2025 capsule by Lesedi Baakwalanya, Founder and Head Designer at Seditsi Collection, and Romley Lishiba, the brand’s Creative Director, feels like a prayer stitched in fabric — poetic, grounded and distinctly African.
Long before Cici became a household name with hits like Hamba, Ndidinge, and her latest chart-topper Amen featuring Naledi Aphiwe, her journey in music was a relentless pursuit. Every step was driven by determination, countless sacrifices, and a deep belief that music was where she truly belonged.
The actress channels resilience and empathy into Aleah, a character navigating trauma and justice.
From a childhood dream of becoming a dermatologist to building a career in the performing arts, South African darling Thuso Mbedu has always carried one constant: a deep desire to heal. What shifted was not her purpose, but the medium — and today she does it through stories that touch hearts, challenge perspectives, and spark reflection in audiences.
From surgery to self-acceptance, the Slay Queens star opens up about beauty, empowerment, and finally feeling at peace in her own skin.
Reality TV star and influencer Inno Morolong says she’s finally in a healthy and happy place with her body — one that not only fuels her confidence but also reminds her of her strength, growth, and the beauty that comes with embracing herself fully.
From a young singer bursting onto the scene with Qinisela to a spiritual force in South African music, Khumalo reflects on a career of growth, scars, and the unshakable mission to heal.
Twenty years into her journey, Kelly Khumalo shares that she has uncovered the pinnacle truth of a purpose that has long been taking shape.