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Lunga Nombewu retweeted
My very first BIG PRODUCTION in Cape Town, all by faith! No funding, just a dream, courage, and a deep belief in what I do.
We go all out for our fans, pushing boundaries to bring you something extraordinary. This one means so much to me, I’m praying Cape Town will show up BIG!
Lunga Nombewu retweeted
Building a future in music?
Whether you’re an upcoming artist, DJ, producer, songwriter, manager, creative or music professional, this conversation is for you.
Applications are now open.
Lunga Nombewu retweeted
What happened to me is bigger than one artist or one stage. When the billionaire class can decide which voices are allowed on stage and which ones are too dangerous to hear, everyone should be paying attention.
So we're going on tour. All proceeds will benefit organizations supporting the Palestinian people and movement.
Sign up at macklemore.com
Lunga Nombewu retweeted
New EP who dis 😍
orcd.co/ndetoep
Lunga Nombewu retweeted
ARDORN line-up drop with my homiesss 🫶🏾
A moment like this is never built by one person. It is built by the people who showed up, played the records, opened the doors, pushed the sound forward and kept the culture alive.
🎫 Advance Phase II tickets available
migatimusic.hustlesasa.shop/…
🗓️ 3 October 2026
⌚ 6PM
Lunga Nombewu retweeted
Incase you wonder how Deep House Events look like… This is the Atmosphere🔥🔥🤟🏾🤟🏾
Yhooo 🥺🙆🏽♂️ Thank you Hartebeespoort Dam
GoDeepMusic Event was dope 🙌🏽
Lunga Nombewu retweeted
#bts The sound of ARDORN Live 🎙️
Grand • Cinematic • Groove guaranteed
This time next month! 03.10.2026
🔗migatimusic.hustlesasa.shop/
Lunga Nombewu retweeted
Having foreigners in your country is not the issue, allowing lawlessness to run rampantly is. Who are the custodians of enabling law and implementing the policies that enact what we call law. The state, the very state that is failing South Africans.
Lunga Nombewu retweeted
Lineup tunayo ama hatuna? 😮💨🔥 Tunayo!
ADUMA is taking over Greasy Tunes Nairobi with a lineup built to keep you dancing all night. ⚡️
May the Oontz be with you! Grab your tickets via the link: spotifygreasytunes.hustlesas…
Lunga Nombewu retweeted
7 IN 10 YOUTH LEFT JOBLESS
South Africa's youth unemployment crisis remains severe, with only three in ten people aged 15 to 24 who want to work currently employed, according to Stats SA's latest labour survey.
Four in ten young people are not working, studying or receiving training.
RCS says while structural challenges persist, young people can improve their prospects by developing an entrepreneurial mindset, building practical skills and gaining work experience.
Organisations such as the NYDA, TSIBA and SA Youth, together with employers, are helping create pathways into employment and entrepreneurship.
Full story - ln.run/VYtYN
Pictured - Sandi Richardson, Chief People Officer at RCS
Lunga Nombewu retweeted
No Looting , no hurting anyone but protecting our country
Honestly no country that allows Illegal immigration & function well, forget about it
And wena that's here illegally, go back home peacefully so, go sort out your paperwork before entering any country.
#June30
#mabahambe
Lunga Nombewu retweeted
Happy birthday to the late Phil Masinga, on what would’ve been his 57th birthday. 🤍
Lunga Nombewu retweeted
As I share this performance of “Ubizo,” I’m also inviting you to be part of something bigger.
The EZIKO Heritage Festival is a celebration of our music, our language, our traditions, and our people.
7-8 August, Hamburg, eNgqushwa.
Tickets available at web tickets, PnP & 🥊
Lunga Nombewu retweeted
RWANDA TELLS AFRICAN COUNTRIES TO STOP BLAMING SOUTH AFRICA FOR THEIR IRRESPONSIBILITY
Rwandan minister of foreign affairs, Olivier Nduhungirehe, has told African countries to take responsibility and stop sending their people illegally to SA and then blame SA.
Lunga Nombewu retweeted
Mbuyisa Makhubo disappeared in 1979. He rose to prominence after he was seen carrying Hector Pieterson in a photograph taken by Sam Nzima after Pieterson was shot during the Soweto uprising of June 16, 1976. After the photograph was released, Makhubo was harassed by the security services & was forced to flee South Africa. His mother last heard from him when he was in Nigeria & never heard from him again.
