Fashioning Modern Africanism

Polokwane, Limpopo -  The beat is set, the stage is ready, and the lineup is giving! Brace yourselves for a musical rollercoaster as Musa Keys, the Limpopo hometown hero, gears up to bring the heat with the inaugural Detty December festival. Musa Keys’ Detty December festival released its entire lineup for the inaugural edition of Detty December.     With a mix of traditional, local and national heavy weights, the festival is set to take place Wednesday, December 27th at the Peter Mokaba Stadium in Polokwane, Limpopo, with an expected attendance of 40 000 music enthusiasts. Dubbed “Limpopo’s Biggest Homecoming Festival”, the lineup includes: Musa Keys, riding high on a wave of triumph after a sensational year, including a triumphant US tour, a certified gold single with Davido in multiple territories including the USA concluding with a Grammy nomination for the collaboration track “Unavailable”.  Speaking of the homecoming festival, Musa Keys, who has been craving to do something for h

Polokwane, Limpopo -  The multi talented global rising superstar artist, producer, songwriter and entrepreneur, Musa Keys officially announced his inaugural homecoming festival Detty December set to take place  in his hometown of Polokwane in Limpopo this festive season recently. EARLY BIRD TICKET NOW AVAILABLE           Confirmed to take place on Wednesday, the 27th  December at the new Peter Mokaba Stadium, Detty December is a one-of-a-kind music and lifestyle extravaganza that embraces the essence of the festive season. With plans to host an audience of over 40 000 festival goers, the festival will encompass a mega concert offering various music showcases from a topnotch curated lineup as well as an immersive cultural experience.  Building up to the festival, Limpopo’s own Musa Keys plans to engage with his community to create activities that will give back to the community in various ways. Celebrating a very successful year, including his first US tour, a certified gold single with

The family of Quiteria Kekana honour his life in a 50-piece collection. The family of late international fashion designer remembers him the best way they know-how, on the runway. Before his untimely passing due to Multiple myeloma on 17 April 2022, designer, Quiteria was invited to showcase at the Kings and Queens Of Baobab (13 May 2020) in Polokwane and was unable to work on the collection. His motivation to push his dream, even during the roughest times of his illness led his family; brother Thabang Kekana (Quiteria Atelier Creative Director) and Mother Violet Kekana to be inspired to continue his legacy and pick up where he left off. “It is what my brother would have wanted. Even on his last days, he pushed us to continue working,” Thabang says. “He would not have wanted us to just give up and be sad. We have also decided to keep the studio open and work towards the vision. We have been working as a family for over a decade together and we have been part of the vision. All we wish t