1. Parents Ntsiki Mazwai is the daughter of two writers who were leaders in the Pan Africanist Congress, Belede Mazwai and Dr Thami Mazwai. 2. Education She studied Marketing Management at IMM Graduate School (2008) and then later on obtained her Master’s in Arts in creative writing with distinction from Rhodes University. 3. Music career Her mainstream entrance was through a compilation feature on a DJ Glen Lewis album called Sisters in Songs released in 2004 with a song called Light up Life, then followed by the successful release of Uwrongo on DJ Fresh’s Definition of House vol. 3 (2005), it went on to become the country’s biggest-selling song of 2005. Her debut-album Mamiya was SAMA-nominated for best Urban Pop Album in 2008. Ntsiki Mazwai turns 40 years old on this day. Image: @miss_ntsiki_mazwai/Instagram Source: Twitter 4. Beadwork Ntsiki started with her beadwork in 2001. Her beadwork range is called the House of Mobu. Mobu is a Sesotho term for soil. In other Ntsiki Mazwai news, Briefly.co.za reported that she was recently ruffling feathers yet again. This time, her latest victims were South African men. The opinionated poet took to social media to explain why South Africa would never have a female president. She blasted Mzansi men and blamed them for their backward mentality. In other entertainment industry news, Briefly.co.za previously reported that Janet Jackson wowed Master KG when she too took to social media sharing a sweet Jerusalema dance challenge clip. Master KG has really been blown away by how many big names have gotten involved, even if it is just sharing one of the challenge clips. Seeing the unity Jerusalema has created all over the globe is truly heart-warming. Watching all the clips have struck many smiles, tears and instilled a lot of hope during a time where it is needed most. Briefly.co.za learnt that international singer Janet shared one of the cutest Jerusalema challenge clips to her social media.