House music enthusiasts will be excited that DJ Sbu will be in the country and will be availableto mingle with fans and Zimbabwe’s business moguls at the upmarket Pablo’z VIP and Deck this Saturday (21 May).
DJ Sbu will be in Zimbabwe on the invitation of the Affirmative Action Group chairman, Chamu Chiwanza’s initiative called, The Shift that allows young entrepreneurs to share ideas and network. He is set to be launching his Mo Faya energy drink.
The hitmaker’s drink is expected on the shelves of Zimbabwe shops sometime this year although it remains on the sidelines in South Africa where it is still waiting approval.
Pablo’z that is harbored in the serene environs of Borrowdale at Sam Levy’s village is the ideal place for a cocktail and a networking opportunity. This will happen over music by DJ Mox, the likeable T Bass, DJ Patch and DJ Spin.
Zimbabwe will on Saturday the 21st of May 2016 host DJ Sbu from South Africa for a business and entrepreneurship talk session with Dr. Chamu Chiwanza.
A publicist at the upmarket club said: “We are happy to be a venue of choice for this great businessman and musician. We have received quite a lot of interesting inquiries from our clientele that views this as a chance to talk business in an environment that is not as serious as the boardroom but also not as noisy as a backyard club.”
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He added that fans of the DJ can also have an opportunity to see him enjoy the club as he expressed excitement in being able to dance with his fans.
Sibusiso Leope (born May 28, 1979 in Thembisa), also known as DJ Sbu and believed to be Mzekezeke (masked kwaito artist), is a South African kwaito and house artist. He has never admitted in public that he is indeed Mzekezeke. He has recently founded his own energy drink called Mofaya. The entrepreneur has just clinched a show on CNBCA Africa in collaboration with Forbes Africa called “Kicking doors with Sbu Leope”
He is the co-owner with Thembinkosi Nciza (born in Daveyton) of TS Records and a television presenter on Friends Like These. Mzekezeke received the awards for artist and song of the year, for “S’guqa Ngamadolo” (meaning dance by going down on both knees), at the 2003 South African Music Awards.
He is now a successful businessman, record label owner, TV presenter and club and radio jock. He’s worked on some of the most influential radio stations in South Africa such as YFM and Metro FM
