Evangelist Ndodzo Netshimbupfe publishes four books on spirituality
Evangelist Ndodzo Rhenius Netshimbupfe, from Tshivhazwaulu Ha Mangilasi village near Thohoyandou, has written four powerful books to guide people on their spiritual journeys.
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Evangelist Ndodzo Rhenius Netshimbupfe, from Tshivhazwaulu Ha Mangilasi village near Thohoyandou, has written four powerful books to guide people on their spiritual journeys.
Two well-known veteran gospel music artists, Bishop Fhatuwani Roxley Masevhe and Mbilu Rapson Rambuwani, had gospel music lovers eating out of their hands when they celebrated their birthdays together at Matondoni Park on Saturday.
Music sensation Khathu, in collaboration with Mfana MDU, recently released a soulful new single titled True Love, a powerful ode to the beauty of genuine connections.
Birthday boy Khakhathi Tshisikule, better known as Murida in music circles, left fans in awe on Saturday at what was described as one of the biggest bashes of the weekend.
The energetic musician Tarivinga Maedza has just finished recording a rhumba album titled Hatikanganwe, filled with love songs.
Fhatuwani Nemakonde, affectionately known as Fistos Valley from Siloam in the Nzhelele Valley, released his new EP, Murangaphanda, on 12 September. The EP encourages unity and cultural celebration. The title Murangaphanda, which translates to "Leader" in Tshivenda, reflects his commitment to uplifting communities and fostering inclusivity.
Advocate Joseph Baloyi, a clergyman from Bungeni, launched his first book, Living Beyond Brokenness: The Journey of Restoration, Healing, and Wholeness, on 21 September. The launch took place at the Hlanganani Phase 2 soccer ground during the celebration of his two-year ministry, Christ Fire Gospel Mission.
Seasoned gospel artist Phathutshedzo Muvhulawa, aka “Big P,” has promised fans that his new album, which he has been working on for the past eight months, will be released on 20 December this year.
Gospel star Khensani Stella Marhanele, better known as Minister Khensie M in music circles, has once again demonstrated her incredible talent and natural ability in her latest release, Kurhula.
A 20-year-old author from Ha Makushu, Rilinde Ndou, released his debut anthology, Ocean of Tears, on Friday, 27 September. Through this collection, he explores themes of love, loss, and resilience, weaving personal and community experiences into compelling narratives.
Afro-pop and R&B artist JR Player released his third album, 10 Year Plan, on 6 September, reflecting his musical journey since its inception. The artist, whose real name is Unarine Mutheiwana, hails from Tshikhudini village near Thohoyandou. With this album, he proves that he is not only here to stay but is evolving into a powerful force in the industry.
In 2023, popular poet Mulalo Nenungwi was nominated for a SA Traditional Music Award, but he left empty-handed. This year, he has two more bites at the apple with nominations in the African Print Authors and Poetry Awards (APAPA).
Renowned prophetess and businesswoman Ms Fhatuwani Gheyt Chipuke, also known as Fatima Ndou, can now add the title of “author” to her name after the release of her debut book, Joyful Marriage, Vol 1.
The legendary and iconic reggae artist Khakhathi Tshisikule, better known as Murida to his fans, will be one of the main attractions at this year’s Phalaphala FM Royal Heritage Festival.
The film The Bad Bishop will be screened from Friday to Sunday (30 August to 1 September) at the library auditorium in Thohoyandou, giving local residents a unique opportunity to see the work of one of the region’s top film producers.
Tshivenda traditional-music artist Ntanganedzeni Ramukakate, better known by her stage name of Tshibode, did not achieve her current success by accident. From a very young age, the girl from Matangari Tshiawelo, outside Thohoyandou, would watch her father, the late Mr Joas Ratshihedane Munyai Ramukakate, play his favourite instrument, the mbila. She developed a keen interest in music and began singing as her father’s backup singer.
The well-known radio presenter, Given “Gvoice” Nekhumbe, is undeniably one of the hottest tickets in local music right now. The gifted Afropop artist recently released his EP, featuring Mr Brown, titled Moto, and his fans are already going crazy over it.
With only a month to go before the biggest music festival in Limpopo, the annual Phalaphala FM Royal Heritage Festival, popular Tshivenda soul-music king and veteran Phillip Nephawe says he cannot wait for the big day.
For 21-year-old Ndivhuwo Sentwele, being in the media industry has always been a dream. She is now living that dream as the Morning Connection presenter on Makhado FM, which airs weekdays from 03:00 to 06:00.
Even before its official release, Mickeyblack’s new song Kushintshile has already gained significant momentum on social media, particularly on TikTok, where fans have eagerly embraced the music video’s powerful message and the song’s infectious melody.
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