There is an African proverb that says a stick is bent while still wet. This proverb also applies to young people who must be taught about the importance of culture while still young. 

More than 20 000 music enthusiasts from various parts of the country converged at Nandoni Royal Gardens outside Thohoyandou last weekend for the annual Phalaphala FM Royal Heritage Festival.

For a young fashion designer from Makhado Park in Louis Trichardt, Mygirl Ramunenyiwa, the textures of different fabrics, nylons and sewing machine needles are just another kind of language, which she uses to communicate with her soul.

Many residents of Limpopo and its outskirts are gearing up for the annual Phalaphala FM Royal Gospel and Heritage Festival today and tomorrow (Friday and Saturday).

The Nzhelele Gospel Group is passionate about gospel music and they enjoy spreading the Word of God during their performances.

The Phalaphala FM Royal Festival will host a gospel festival on Friday, 8 September, and the next day it will host the Royal and Heritage Festival at Nandoni.

The Nzhelele Gospel Group is passionate about gospel music and they enjoy spreading the Word of God during their performances.

A well-known Tshivenda-speaking musician, Tshidino Ndou, says he has finally decided to leave the music industry as an artist.

Sydney Chauke, popularly known as Redboy Mchangana, has been nominated in the Best Xitsonga Album category of the South African Traditional Music Awards (Satma) 2017. He hails from Phaphazela Village, Malamulele.

The use of technology as modes of communication, ranging from social media to mobile phones, has inspired several singers to compose new songs. One such singer is Miyelani Lennon Mahlori, who recently released his single entitled User busy.