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CHARITY EVENT

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    Venue: KaMlamli Ny- 146 Guguletu( find Poster attached as well) Time: 11am till 6pm Donation: R20 Date: 30th November 2013 Line up: Phoenix Backyard NakedMynd Mishy Poetry Lulu Poetic Xabiso Damba Zanzolo Khayalethu Anthon( Actor) Muziek Sensation M4M Crew Matic Devine Production and many more DJ'S @ Soul Difnition Hosted By Fundi Ntshwanti.    Ncedolwethu Edu-care Center was established in 1994 by Florence Dodovu and is located in Mfuleni (near Blue Downs) in the Western Cape, South Africa . Florence has more than 9 children living with her that have been abandoned. She also runs an Edu-care Center for approximately 35 children from the neighbourhood (from 7 am to 5 pm from Mondays to Fridays). Many of the children rely on the Center for their only meal of the day. GroundFloor Management has put together aBOQHAW

MUSIC LOST IS LOCAL BRAND

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  Stevinhio Wanda and Larry Boss Maxongo are the Co-owners of Music Generation Apparel . This brand was made for the generation that was told that they are the lost generation, the generation that was told that they have lost their way. They in fact are the music generation, this is the generation of music lovers regardless of what genre it is. This is the generation of the dj's, singers, dancers, entertainers, rappers and the listeners. We are the Music Generation . The brand is over a year old now and so far has managed to sell over 4 000 units in all provinces of South Africa including countries like Australia , Sweden , England and America . They have no budget at all and rely entirely on social networks like Face Book and word of mouth to market their products. They also use music as a tool to market their gear since their brand is all about music. Their main focus is hip hop since hip hop is a culture that is image conscious. They have worked

ARE YOU TREATED AS AN INFANT IN THE HIP HOP SCENE

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    Hip Hop people have that tendency of saying you just an infant in this Hip Hop movement so went down to the streets of cape town what we really wanted to know is? How does one feel when people start treating them like they don't exist or they don't add value in the movement and how do you respond to such statement? Is it a necessity for people who claim that they been too long in the game to offend you guys like that? And this is what they had to say about the whole thing       Schnida Nyembezi Hell no... I'd like to say it's not about how long you've been doing it BUT it's about now how you're delivering not to disrespect the Legends but respect must come from both sides and do music. So to answer your question it ain't no cat has a right calling others with that.   Asanda Gwedz-Naytor Dywili My sister it's not really about how long you been in the game or whatsoever. The game need smart people, people who
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