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Kid X drops first song since leaving CashTime

Kid X just released his first song since his shocking exit from CashTime a few days ago. The joint is titled, Thanks and he dedicates it to everyone who’s been instrumental in shaping his career thus far. It’s a surprising move because most people have been waiting with baited breath for drama to unfold since his departure but in the song, he thanks K.OMa-E and Ntukza for their contributions. He then goes on to say that he’s looking forward to the challenge of being independent and wants to become an even better artist. We’re really feeling this track, especially the beat and his delivery.

Listen to it here and tell us what you think.

Natasha Mkhize on nurturing South Africa’s next generation of world-class talent

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Domestic workers’ rights: 4 Rules every household should know

Domestic workers play an important role in many South African households, from cleaning and laundry to childcare, gardening and caring for older or sick family members. However, employing someone in a private household also comes with legal responsibilities. Also see: Primary workers’ rights you should know as a woman South Africa’s labour laws provide domestic […]

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Theo Kgosinkwe joins dancing fans in surprise moment

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