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Nomfundo Moh introduces La Mar restaurant

At just 24 years old, singer and songwriter Nomfundo ‘Moh’ Ngcobo is determined to create employment opportunities for her community as she has recently opened a restaurant.

The singer, famously known for her hit single Soft Life, is creating a similar life for her fellow brothers and sisters. Given the high unemployment rate in the country, this business venture is set to help alleviate that problem.

The restaurant which is named La Mar is located in Spruitview in Johannesburg.

This announcement comes just days after releasing her single uMusa featuring Msaki and Cassper Nyovest.

As per the report by ZiMoja, the singer joins various celebrities such as Oskido, J Something, Siba Mtongana, DJ Shimza, Benny Maverick, and Nicky van der Walt who have all ventured into the restaurant business.

Nomfundo posted the below video on her Instagram, capturing the gorgeous restaurant. She captioned her post, “Today we created employment opportunities for our brothers and sisters. Soon opening our FIRST restaurant, La Mar Restaurant in Spruitview, to God be the glory.”

 

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Instagram users took to the comment section to congratulate the singer on her recent accomplishments, with most users interested in wanting to work at the restaurant.

Actress Hope Mbele commented: “Yey!!! Blessings on blessings my love.”

One user posed the question of whether they were still taking CVs.

While another Instagram user commented: “This is in my hood, a walk away. I will support you. Congratulations.”

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