Many South Africans look forward to the last Friday of November as it brings an early Christmas of some sort. Black Friday is an event that many save
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South African colloquial language never seizes to make headlines in the social informal settings. Suka emabozeni is an isiZulu street lang
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Black African people are starting to take share in the apparel/ footwear market and not leaving it to the internationals to dictate how we dress up. I
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Enter #DontRushChallenge or #PillowChallege on social media and you will be gobsmacked at the level of creativity digital inhabitants ooze. Inst
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We all have a mini heart-attack whenever we cannot find our phones on our person. There is a sudden rush of adrenaline and your heart race as you pat
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Dunusa - a Zulu word meaning put your bums out, this is the act people do whilst shopping at informal second hand clothing stalls. Now, as you waltz d
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We hate to say it, but when it comes to “shopping” local brands aren’t exactly the first thought to cross our minds. But maybe they should be. Local f
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Inkabi, a Zulu word meaning a Hitman or an ox depending on the context, is now making waves when we speak of urban culture and fashion. Many youngster
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Before thrifting became a trend many people were not attracted to buying used clothes, however in the recent years thrift shopping has become a big pa
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It is the younger generation that is always been in the spotlight where umswenko, street fashion, is agitated. This ranges from the hair, pants
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