Photo of Sergio Miller

Lady Du wants to mentor boys and girls as she launches her own record label

When it comes to the youth in our country, many of them require guidance and mentoring to navigate life and their careers. Award-winning musician Lady Du is embarking on a new adventure with this goal in mind.

Taking to social media, the prominent DJ and amapiano singer whose real name is Duduzile Ngwenya took a moment to tell her fans about the new developments happening her life as she took a bold step to open her very own record label.

Taking to Instagram, she expressed her excitement, writing:

“I had a dream and God made it possible!”

“Welcome to our record label! I’ll be mentoring young boys and girls. We already signed four boys at the moment who I will personally look after! It has a been a good four months of recording and writing. I ask that you support my boys!”

 

View this post on Instagram

 

A post shared by LADYDU (@ladydu_sa)

She further highlighted that this business is something she hold close to her heart and wants to upskill those who will be under her care.

“Music has the money if you do it the right way.”

Just days after announcing the news of her newly established record label, she has soon share clips showcasing how her mentees have been growing and curating their own sounds and making hits.

She has since also allowed them to brush shoulders with others in the industry to learn some valuable skills going forward.

 

View this post on Instagram

 

A post shared by LADYDU (@ladydu_sa)

“God bless my boys, wishing them all the success in the world. Please support them when we drop. I want to help them become whatever they dreamt of becoming. Mentorship is important,” she wrote.

Also see: Lady Du offers artists valuable advice, ‘Move smarter!’

 

Why CAF still uses the away goals rule in African football

When Mamelodi Sundowns drew 1-1 with Wiliete at Loftus Versfeld last month, the defending champions went out of the CAF Champions League. The tie finished 1-1 on aggregate after a 0-0 first leg in Angola, and Wiliete went through because they had scored away from home. Also see: Patrice Motsepe faces calls to step down as […]

Read more...

Who will govern Johannesburg? Helen Zille faces growing opposition

Coalition negotiations are set to intensify in Johannesburg after the 2026 local government elections left the city without a clear majority, with ActionSA pushing the DA to reconsider Helen Zille as its mayoral candidate while the ANC weighs whether to govern through a coalition or take the opposition benches. Also see: Zolani Mahola speaks on ‘people […]

Read more...

How South Africa’s Kwaito pioneers built a blueprint for generations of artists

Long before global dance floors surrendered to amapiano’s hypnotic log drums or local airwaves were dominated by Motswako and modern SA hip hop, South Africa’s musical blueprint was forged in the post-1994 township crucible of Kwaito. Also see: REMEMBERING MAGESH: MZANSI CELEBS CELEBRATE LATE KWAITO LEGEND ON 50TH BIRTHDAY Spearheaded by trailblazers like Arthur Mafokate, […]

Read more...