Photo of Limpho Nonkonyane

Kwesta’s daughters launches clothing apparel

Rapper Kwesta and entrepreneur Yolanda Vilakazi’s daughters recently announced a new business venture called, Sweet Tooth Kids.

The Vilakazi sisters Khai and Kenya will join Sbahle in the business world where they will be selling clothes and accessories.

Taking to Instagram, their mother CEO of Beaded Brides and content creator Yolanda wrote:

“Sweet Tooth Kids  (Coming Soon) We started our own business! ☺️
Kids Apparel & Accessories ? (Launch Date 01 October 2024).”

The couple also recently celebrated five years of marriage and 14 years of being together. Kwesta also recently celebrated his movie debut on directorMandla N’s BlackBrain Productions for the Netflix film, Piano Love featuring Bontle Modiselle-Moloi.

Speaking to TshisaLIVE on his decision to cast Kwesta as one of the lead actors in the film:

He said, “The decision to take Kwesta, who is an iconic rapper who understands the people and can speak vernac and English very well, a township kid can relate to Kwesta. He understands the journey of music, The biggest challenge was how I converted a musician to an actor so he could hold the story. I had some coaching lessons and guided him. I took the time to try and get the emotions and essence of the scenes and he gave me exactly what I needed. He understands the journey of hip-hop culture taking a backseat to ‘the piano’. There were a lot of personal experiences he could bring to the storyline.”

The film was well received by internet users even though some users felt that the storyline and plot were quite off.

 

View this post on Instagram

 

A post shared by YOLANDA VILAKAZI (@yonessalvv)

One user said: “Slide 3: Kwesta and Yolanda!!! Your babies are so adorable mama.”

Another user added: “Sign me up, my babies deserve my 2pot bonus.”

Also see: Mandla Ngcongwane shares how ‘Piano Love’ came to life

Online dating safety: Red flags every South African should know

Dating in the digital age has changed the way people meet and form relationships. For many South Africans, platforms such as dating apps, Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp can provide opportunities to connect with new people. Also see: Are they dating? Zolisa Xaluva’s gesture toward Pearl Thusi sparks couple speculation. However, online dating also comes with […]

Read more...

Navigating South Africa’s summer fitness explosion

As South Africa moves into the high summer season, the local wellness landscape is undergoing a massive cultural transformation. Also see: RUNNING CLUBS OR SPEED DATING? WHY RUNNING IS BECOMING A SOCIAL SCENE Gone are the days when staying fit meant isolating oneself inside an air-conditioned gym on a treadmill. Today, Mzansi’s summer fitness movement […]

Read more...

How urban gardening is reshaping mental health and food security

Across South Africa’s rapidly expanding townships and urban centres, vacant land, residential backyards, and school grounds are being transformed into lush, productive micro-farms. Also see: TIPS FOR FOOD GARDENING ON A BUDGET What began as a localised survival mechanism against skyrocketing food inflation is rapidly evolving into a structural movement for urban resilience. From the […]

Read more...