Local jazz artist Travolta Salane is excited about the progress he is making in his musical career.

 

A young singer from Ndindani village in Giyani, Tinyiko Knowledge Chabalala, is all smiles after he was nominated for the Golden Art and Media Awards 2019 in the Best Upcoming Artist category for the song entitled Tour to success.

In the hip-hope genre, everything starts or ends with a stage name - names such as Mizo Phyll, Bhamba, Yellow Mah, Ramzeey, and Miskay conjure up specific images in the minds of fans. These are brand names that the persons who possess them had worked hard to cement in the genre.

Two local authors, Mashudu Nemadzivhani and Maano Ramadwa, were recognized during the second African Authors Awards recently held at the Wanderers Club in Gauteng.

The Vhavenda Cultural Group's latest studio-recorded album, Sialala, is a package of musical delights, which has been prepared by some talented singers.

After releasing her fifth album, Hashanduki, in 2015, Mercy Masakona Madzivhandila vanished from music circles to further her studies in music.

A young poet and singer from the rural village of Maungani near Thohoyandou, C2B DE POET or Mulweli Sithubi, has just released a new CD.

A multi-talented jazz musician, popularly known as Ndivhuho NL, has just been nominated in four categories of the Mzantsi Jazz Awards 2019. He earned nominations for Best Jazz Song, Best Newcomer in Jazz, Best Male Artist and Best Jazz contemporary album.

Rolivhuwa Ramulifho is a young woman who oozes confidence, amazing energy and an unquenchable passion for writing, and this is evident in her prose.

The eighth Phalaphala FM Royal Heritage Festival, as well as the third gospel festival, was launched during a ceremony at News Café in the Thavhani Mall last Friday.

A local hip-hop and Venrap artist, Tondani Mulidzi, also known Sughar Tee, has taken a giant step towards unleashing his music talent.

The Department of Sports, Arts and Culture in Limpopo is encouraging young aspirant novel writers to start writing books as part of promoting languages, as it is the responsibility of the department to promote writers and authorship.

The reggae artist Ishmael Mudau has made a comeback with a new album, entitled Ndi Nne Vhadau (I am Mudau).

VenRap artist HaaNdi YellowMah's leap to fame when he was crowned Star of the Town during the SABC2's small-town Showville talent competition in July last year, has served as a motivation for him.

A local author, Hulisani Netshifhefhe, has just released her drama, Zwe nde ndi ite, which has been years in the making.