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Johnnie Walker partners with Rich Mnisi, Amanda Dandala and Bradley Ndlovu to host ‘Another 0’ launch soiree

Johannesburg socialites and media personalities Rich Mnisi, Amanda Dandala and Bradley Ndlovu, members of the affluent circles in the city of gold have joined forces to come up with Another 0, which is described by their social media as a “culture-forward community-based talent and creative agency rooted in elevation.”

With the insight and access this particular group of people possesses on the local and international, it is unsurprising that they would go for this business venture. Entering the industry with a bang, the agency has already bagged some notable names and talent that cover a wide variety of avenues such as Buqaqawuli Nobakada, who has been booked in the mixed art space, as well as Sithelo Shozi, Sarah Langa and Que DJ.

“Our approach: culture-first strategy, creative, experiential, influencer & celebrity engagement, digital & social media, and PR. We add another zero to brands, culture, and community – making your brand an icon,” explains Another 0.

To kick things off, the agency partnered with Johnnie Walker’s #JohnnieBlonde to host a ‘Challengers’ themed affair, and anything with Rich Mnisi’s name attached to it is almost guaranteed to have elements of great style and opulence. As expected, the guest list included names you would not expect and names associated with ‘high society’ and exclusivity.

Karabo Poppy, Maps Maponyane, DBN Gogo, Elaine, Amanda Du Point and Thebe Magugu are just some of the names that were in attendance to commemorate the beginning of a hopeful journey with this venture.

The venue, according to the theme was giving Wimbledon chic, and those invited made sure to honour the ‘Challengers’ theme as they showed up in their own interpretations. The event was a successful one, filled with beautiful people, great food, drinks and electrifying vibes.

“How is it possible you got all the sexiest people in ONE place?!” one user comments.

 

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