The Gold and Black ndebele necklace came out at Mzansi Pride this past weekend
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What a weekend it was.
Brave Beauty, Vilender wearing our gold and black ndelebe piece. The NC branded piece was unveiled for the first time at Mzansi Pride 2018
This Saturday, at the fourth annual Mzansi Pride we unveiled the gold and black isiNdebele pattern piece.
Unlike the other necklace this one was also branded with our company initials, NC for Ndabeni Creatives.
It was not long after we introduced the piece to the public that Gender Dynamix board of director, founder of the village market and director of Mr and Miss Gay Daveyton, Lee Siba snatch the piece for herself.
VIP guests helping themselves to food prepared by Durban based Cheff, Chanel
As you may know by now, Ndabeni Creatives supports the work done by members of the LGBTIQ community and our customers and close friends are either gay, lesbian or transgender.
It is important for us as a company to be behind all the initiatives that aim to minimize homophobia.
It is good to know this year, there was no corrective rape case reported.
I have seen the daily harassment, stares and nasty comments directed at my friend, Yaya Mavundla, who is also the founder of Mzansi Pride and would really want it to stop one day.
Brave beauties who participated in the Miss Mzansi Pride beauty pageant with an African theme this year.
But asikholapho namhlanje, let me tell you about the exciting day it was on Saturday.
So the whole progamme was about the LGBTIQ community.
The day started off with a march around Newton Park Precinct passing through Bree taxi rank this to create more visibility and awareness.
Then later the festivities of the pride parade were kicked off with a stellar performance from Amstel Maboa.
Fresh from Idols SA season 15 the top three finalist of the competition King B caught everyone's attention and had festival goers singing to Sam Smith's Stay with Me! song.
King B, Soso, Selbeyonce, Amstel,Olwee, Mzamo and Dj cuevoice entertained guests
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