Sisters in Rap had a chat with different young people within the entertainment industry about the upcoming event called #INDIBANO that everyone has been talking about



As we all know the upcoming event in Cape Town everyone is talking about is #INDIBANO
As Sisters ‘n Rap we would like to know:

What are you expecting on #Indibano?
·          How do you feel about #Indibano?
·         What impact will it play in your career as an artist?
  Do you think #Indibano will bring Unity within the Art and Entertainment Industry?




Lelethu Ledza Ntanjana- Event Organizer and Business Woman

"#indibano exposes our businesses to a wider clientele and gives a platform to show case what we do. 
 It is an arts and entertainment industry hub where all persons and businesses share experiences and it is a learning curve and space where one can and will have mentorship from people who have been in the industry for a while. 
It’s a win/win situation."


Luzuko Blaq Scientist Sonti- Beat maker and Rapper

‘So I got a call from Monica today asking me about how I feel about missing out on Cape Town’s biggest event #Indibano.
This got me thinking why did I leave Cape Town, missing out on Cape Town’s talented musicians hurts so bad right now my Sister, This reminded me of how people from Cape Town believes in their artists. This reminded of how we wanted to perform on some huge events like this one.
Lol……….. It makes me sad really missing on #Indibano being part of something great is what I love, but I can’t really describe how I feel about missing on this one. To each and every one attending the event enjoy’
#ONE_LOVE
#INDIBANO




Kolping Lordkolping Mbumba- Comedian and Writer

"Nothing, expectations are overrated. I'm looking forward to what's probably going to be the first event of its kind eKapa. 
It's exciting seeing the entire Cape Town Entertainment scene independently supporting each other. I'm looking forward to udibana nezinye iCreatives.
I think, it will bring amongst other things, a digital Database, some form of access to each other, as entertainers. 
Which in turn brings opportunity and that equals to work, for all of us.  xa kudityenwe ngolohlobo, singayisa kwenye indawo iEntertainment Industry yalapha."

Didge The- Beloved - Producer and DJ 
“Indibano is a collective of artists from different backgrounds with different intentions who want to create unity within the entertainment industry instead of us becoming competitors, as competition gives off bad and negative energy

I am expecting ulonwabo, love and pure, positive energy”

The Cape Town Collective Hub in collaboration with 50 Gugs will be hosting a #INdibano which will be held at 50 Gugs on the 31 Jan ’16 from 12am till 12pm
The aim is to bring unity amongst local promoters and entertainers in Cape Town. The “Outdoor Expo” will showcase a variety of Cape Town’s talent through music, fashion stalls, and photo exhibitions, the idea is to attract a lot of people with full local artist line-up

The Hub consists of variety of Cape Town entertainers, promoters and administrators. With an aim to control the entertainment industry as a collective with a hope to advance the careers of our local artists.

For more information contact 079 650 8471












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