Fashioning Modern Africanism

Mzansi Magic is thrilled to announce Mnakwethu Happily Ever After Season 1 to its viewers in the new year. The show will be filled with twists and turns – and viewers will be given a rundown of what happened when cameras went off after in season 1 of Mnwethu with Musa Mseleku, a well-known polygamist attempted to help several men to convince their wives to get into a polygamous marriage. After intense moments, where the first wives were introduced to their husband’s girlfriend who would be potential second wives in what was a drama-filled in Mnkwethu. Qondanisa, Ngiga, Dulas and Bheki Cele return in January where viewers will learn of family rejection, a love child and unexpected break-ups in a reality show that will keep viewers glued to their TV sets in the new year. “Reality TV does not get better than this! While Mnakwethu Happily Ever After   is entertainment that viewers can look forward to in the new year. The show is also like a fly on the wall for South Africans who are curiou

Life is a journey with no GPS coordinates,  moving forward and onwards is the only option if one wants to see a brighter day.  Kwazi Nsele a writer and performing artist opens up the front seat for us so we can journey with him. Kwazi tells the story - Umthandazo Womfelokazi, " a widow's prayer" directed by Sibusiso Mbokazi. "I have written and will be performing a story  about a mother who lives with her son and young daughter. Her late husband plays a spiritual role from the ancestorial land." Says Kwazi  He goes on to say, the story depicts the different challanges people face in their own threadline of life through love time and death! Some people can be able to receieve love but their not able to give it back. Time is a component everyone has with no guarantees and it's comparison to love and the fitting of death in it all.  With all these three aspects, Kwazi tells his tale  as how the journey of life can be a challenge, and how each person goes throug