Do you need a safe secure place where you, family and friends can seat and relax on Sundays?
Why don't you join us at the Maponya Precinct Market in Soweto every Sunday.
This new hot hang out spot, not only boast of big space for you to enjoy amongst other things live music and a place for children to play. But visitors will be spoilt for choice on items on the market and both Toyota and VW will have their cars on display for you to choose your dream car.
The Ndabeni Creative team will be on site with all of our products- from your traditional South African beaded jewellery, the ancient stone hand made necklaces and bracelets, wooden beads jewellery etc. You will have a chance to ask any questions you have on our products as well as give you advice on how to wear our items.
Traders that will be with us this Sunday include, Nobuhle Hub.
Nobuhle Hub is a South African beauty and hair care online store. It provide quality virgin hair from across the world at affordable prices. Their hair ranges from Peruvian, Malaysian Brazilian and Indian hair. At the moment they only stock high quality grade 10a hair from various countries abroad. The hair comes in bundles, closures and wigs custom made for customers unique hair needs. The hair quality last for over 2-3 years if maintained well.
Currently, Nobuhle Hub only operate through online channels such as Instagram and Facebook. It uses courier services to send hair to places as far as Limpopo and Bloemfontien.
Another new and young trader is Naledi Goottsch from co- founder of Berry-Ledi crafted Gin.
In 2016 Naledi met James Chirwa, co-founder of Berry-Ledi Gin, and gained the knowledge and experience of making gin. Through that Berry-Ledi, the first flavoured gin, came to be by the first gin in South Africa to be owned by a Black female.
Their first product, Pine-Ledi first went to the public at the AVA Gallery First Thursday last month.
Other traders include the T-shirt brand, Welcome to Soweto and the direct selling perfume company, Inuka.
Maponya Precinct Market is over looking the struggle heroine, Winnie Madikizela's Orlando House, it is also a five minute drive to Maponya Mall a walk to famous Vilakazi Street where two noble prize winners, Bishop Desmond Tutu and Nelson Mandela lived. You can also visit the Hector Peterson museum which is a few streets away.
We cant wait to see you there on Sunday
