Mzansi Pride is here!!!!!

The annual Mzansi Pride will take place in Newton Park this Saturday from 9am to 6pm
We counting down two days to go and the march anticipated annual event kicks off in Newtwon.
Yesss!!!! Mzansi Pride is back and to make up for last year's none happening it has billed amongst many other artists to perform uKhozi Fm afternoon drive show host and Uzalo actress Selby 'Selbyonce  Mkhize. Mkhize will be joined by  Amstel, the only remaining member of the gay group 3Sum amongst the list of celebrities who will grace the event and provide entertainment during the day and at the after party. Two Moja Love shows, Umdeni and show me love will shoot one of their shows at the event, while Soweto TV and  Jozi TV  will join the fun. For the first time this year, the event was made possible by amongst other sponsors, Gauteng Tourism, we also smashing the stabane label with #smashthelabel campaign as part of the sponsors. Doors for the event open as early as 9am, the march will begin at 12 noon and end 1pm. 
Our stall will be amongst many at the Mzansi Pride taking place on November 24.
 The Ndabeni Creative stall will also be amongst the stalls that will be exhibiting. We will be introducing our two mix tribe creation, the Ndebele and Massai neckpiece. I will also be wearing our new branded black and Gold piece
The two original neck piece we did for the LGBTIQ+ community. Simon 20 is coming soon
 We will also be taking orders on any piece you might like us to produce. You can also come up with your own design of the traditional beads wear. You can even break the rules and use your own colours for your own jewellery
The founder of Mzansi Pride, Yaya Mavundla recently won socialite of the year at Feather Awards. The event founded by Thami Dish celebrated its 10th year this past week
The event is founded by a proudly transgender woman, Yaya Mavundla. She just won a Feather Award for Socialite of the Year.
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