Nguwe Wedwa Youth Development Organization

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Play by the Rules in Music Business

On the 2nd of November 2019 Nguwe Wedwa Youth Development Organization is hosting a Music Entrepreneurial seminar that explores important topics for artists at different levels, but crucial for emerging artists. Nguwe Wedwa is inviting the youth from Durban and surrounding areas to attend this workshop. Here are some of the engagement topics below: Important Organizations and registrations Piracy Types of Contracts, Copyright Artist Manager and IP Entertainment Lawyers Record Label in relation to IP What to do if you want to be signed Who/What is SAMRO? How do I get registered? Royalties Understanding your rights as an upcoming artist The theme for this workshop is: "Play by the R

Rural 2 Rural Career Guidance 2019

Influence Africa Group has been hosting Rural 2 Rural Career Guidance Roadshow program since 2015, throughout the nine provinces in South Africa. The Rural 2 Rural Career Guidance Roadshow program empowers the youth from townships and rural areas in one manner that counts: education. For the first time this year, the program prioritizes Umlazi township. Ayanda Mafuleka, the CEO from Finance and Accounting Services Sector Education and Training Authority, known as Fasset, a female leader passionate about making a difference within our community, with a particular focus for HDIs says that this is a step in the right direction. Fasset, in association with Influence Africa Group, is hosting Rural 2 Rural Career Guidance Roadshow program. In a time when South Africa faces unemployment crisis with over 55% of our youth being unemployed in a country whose highest population numbers are the youth, the road show presents a piece of eye-opening information encouraging our youth to loo

Meet Accent:The National School of Arts' young talented man with great potential.

ACCENT Millicent S'Vuyile Luthuli aka Accent is a hip hop and RnB artist. HAccent'se is a grade 11 student in The National School of Arts. Accent's previous schools are Jai Hind Primary and Roseville Secondary School. When we ask him if it is important that we mention all his schools, he says it is because all his teachers positively impacted on his life. He is a confident, self assured young man because he was well groomed partly by his family and partly by his teachers. He says if we think about it growing children who attend school spend more time with their teachers than their parents. Accent believes that we do not really appreciate teachers as much as we should, and this has to change. Accent started doing music when he was 14 years old and his first song was titled "Killing With All Of My Flows". Accent's passion is not only in music, he has a flair for acting and TV presenting too. When he heard about the South Coast Mic Check 1 2 Talent Aud

Nguwe Wedwa's CEO Mbongeleni Mzimela's next stop: The Green Youth Indaba

3:35 PM (0 minutes ago) There are two things that set Nguwe Wedwa's CEO Mbongeleni Mzimela's soul on fire: youth development and bringing about positive change. Mbongeleni believes that what differentiates winners from losers is taking action. No one ever got rich by sitting at home and feeling sorry for oneself, he says. Luck favours those who take steps towards achieving something, but what if it's not even luck? What if it's simply taking action, and nothing else other than that? He asks. Mbongeleni met his now mentor and business partner Mr Sanele Zulu, the CEO and the organiser of the Green Youth Indaba. Both Mbongeleni and Sanele share the passion for community development and upliftment. The Green Youth Indaba is hosted in partnership with the Department of Science and Technology, Energy and Water Seta, Fibre Processing and Manufacturing Seta, Industrial Development Corporation and Standard Bank. The Green Youth Indaba is an

South Coast Mic Check 1 2 Talent Showcase was a great success.

It all started earlier this year, when Nguwe Wedwa Youth Development Organization's CEO Mbongeleni Mzimela in association with Tzozo Project, a company by businessman and music industry practitioner Tizozo Zulu kickstarted the artist development programme. The programme was made possible by the sponsorships from Parks, Recreation and Culture Unit, Department of Arts and Living Cultures, Community Participation, Spar Winklespruit, Protea Hotel Karridene, and other local businesses in Umgababa and surrounding areas. In opening the event the Ward 98 Cllr Comrade B J Thabethe encouraged the youth to continue with school while pursuing their music dreams because it would help empower them, prevent them from falling victims of signing contracts that only have the interests of those presenting them. He said being talented is good, but being an educated creative is what we need to grow this sector. He commended Tzozo Project and Nguwe Wedwa Youth Development Organization on th

South Coast Mic Check 1 2 Talent Showcase Finalist Mzukulu Kagogo

Ayakha Khuzwayo is a 24 year old poet who goes by the stage name Mzukulu kagogo. He says that he is doing poetry to bring hope in the community and to teach people about poetry. Mzukulu believes that there is a need to teach our youth and communities at large about poetry. Mzukulu wishes that more people would be confident, believe in themselves and pursue their dreams. Mzukulu says that he is lucky to have his family support him in his journey. Mzukulu is grateful that Nguwe Wedwa has created the Talent Showcase platform that grants him the stage to teach people what life is through poetry and he believes in Nguwe Wedwa. Mzukulu currently works alone Connect with him on social media Facebook and Instagram Mzukulu kagogo