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Lady Du set to launch new book

Amapiano singer and DJ Duduzile Ngwenya, famously known as Lady Du will be launching a new book called Fame for Business.

Lady Du who is known for her famous tagline Wawa will be adding author to one of her many accomplishments. According to Kaya959, the book is meant to educate young upcoming artists about the music industry and how they can spend their money wisely.

In previous interviews, Lady Du has always been passionate about letting upcoming artists understand how the music industry goes and encourages them to have extra streams of income instead of depending on one stream.

Taking to Instagram, Lady Du posted the announcement of the new book with the caption, “I know the plans I have for you to prosper you and not to harm you!!! We are in the final stages of the book @exclusivebooks has given your girl a beautiful deal. I’ll be sharing details of the launch soon!!!! Trust me when I say this is going to be a book to read.”

Ending her caption with, “It’s research from 1912 to 2024 written by me and 2 of the best research authors in the country. We worked so hard on it. Hope it helps teach you all the generations of music, how the world has transformed and how difficult it is to choose between FAME and BUSINESS. The biggest downfall of a lot of artists is chasing fame without understanding business.”

 

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Many Instagram users were excited by the singer’s new book.

One user commented: “Congratulations. I can’t wait to read your book.”

Another user said: “Oh I love it! Congratulations babe and wishing nothing but blessings and gifts filled with love.”

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