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Time To Mourn Book Launch and Musical Show - Johannesburg

a beautiful song dedicated to my late maternal grandma. I love her to bits and im so blessed that it was in this lifetime that I was able to encounter her love, this love that I now yearn for daily. thank you to the following humans for doing this for me: bass: Dalisu Ndlazi piano: Sanele Phakathi trombone: Athi Ngcaba drums: Ndumiso Nxele videographer & photographer: Michael Blacks venue: Chie...

Thandiwe Nqanda sets foot into her self-published writer journey, exploring elements such as water described as grief. The author also reflects the various encounters with love and healing with her family, friends and a lovely community in this evening. Author & Curator: Thandiwe Nqanda videographer: Zukile Daniels Mc: Mbali Matches 1st Vocalist: Chosi Music 2nd Vocalist: Bathini Sigaqa Flute: ...

Full video will be out soon 🤍 Thank you to @zukiledaniel for capturing this launch. 🤞🏽🤍 MC: @mbalimatches_ Dressed by : @bomkazi_designs - the garment is from a special collection named dedicated to her grandmother 🤍 Song : The Void by @thandi_ntuli ft @lebomashile Make up by @hlalie_berry Hair: @amanda_kraai Venue: @youngblood_ct Flute: @vuyotshwele Bass: @tshili.bass Piano: Jason

Videographer: @alkemy_prod Bass Guitarist: @siya_ezekiel Location: Sips Wine, Melville

A reminder to my lover that my love is not to be feared.

I’m not sure if this is a poem but for now I’ll say it’s a letter. A letter I wrote to self as the past 2months have been emotionally exhausting. There has been a lot of revisiting of trauma and carrying grief on my back consistently. And after having to experience all of these emotions I thought, let me write something nice to myself. And this is what came out... I am home. I am beautiful. I a...

Fight for what is yours.

Unlearn and rebuild yourself. Song : Kumnyama by Simphiwe Dana

a message to the youth.

A brief introduction of how it all started. Thank you for making it this far...

the child is crying and promised to keep quiet if I write this poem for Africa. the child asked me to highlight the indigenous roots of Africa. I would be doing a disservice to not give my full perspective as a poet of what is felt in the different dimensions of this continent. makube chosi, kube hele.

Poem: Unresolved Love

Poem: The Art of Reclaiming Myself

Poem: Resilience