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DJ Zinhle on what she’s learnt from Shauwn Mkhize

DJ and businesswoman Ntombezinhle Mohasana, better known as DJ Zinhle, has revealed the things she has learnt from businesswoman Shauwn Mkhize, also known as Mamkhize.

If there is anything these two women have in common, it is that they are businesswomen who are serious about growth and success.

Taking to Instagram, Zinhle revealed that Shauwn is her favourite sister and further revealed what she learnt which is not avoiding problems as they help you become better.

“Avoiding problems & difficulties won’t make them go away. Difficulty helps you grow. If you want long-term success, stop avoiding what’s hard. One thing sister Fave @kwa_mammkhize taught me that has changed the way I look at life’s challenges ??Love you sister,” she wrote.

 

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Taking to her timeline, Mamkhize also uploaded the same set of photos saying:

“Happy Saturday ✨Weekends are the perfect escape from the everyday daily grind. Soak up the sunshine, dance like nobody’s watching, and fill your heart with the warmth of friendship and sisterhood. ???My dearest Zinhle, your beautiful spirit is contagious. Grateful to call you my sister fav ❤️❤️❤️ ??,” she wrote.

Their followers were quite happy to see such powerful black women together.

“I love these women??they inspire me to be a better version of myself???. Big ups to them, MaMkhize & DJ Zinhle❤️❤️,” a social media user wrote.

“Black powerful women, I love you both @djzinhle and @kwa_mammkhize I look up to you both,” another user added.

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