Zanele Lobishe<\/a>, launches her debut album, \u201cIntombi\u201d at the Daku Hall on August 4, 2012.<\/p>\nThis is a must see show with the album entitled \u201cIntombi\u201d speaking directly to women of South Africa \u2013 challenging young girls to shift their focus away from earthly temptations to heavenly teachings in order to restore self-respect. Lobishe, who was born and raised in Kwazakhele, promises nothing but the best from her 10 track album.<\/p>\n
Written in both Xhosa and English, Lobishe\u2019s songs are powerful, and are a testament to her own life\u2019s story and her desire to be a mentor to young women.<\/p>\n
Local artists often lament the lack of sponsorships and resources that they have access to in the Eastern Cape, but Lobishe decided to improvise. She used her own resources and should be applauded as an example not only to youth, but to other artists in the region for taking matters into her own hands. She worked with Motherwell Bebula Music Productions to put together the inspiring, heartfelt album.<\/p>\n
The launch of Lobishe\u2019s album \u2013 which is aimed at inspiring young women \u2013 takes place during women\u2019s month and shortly before national Women\u2019s Day celebrations.<\/p>\n
For all music and gospel fans, Daku Community Hall in Kwazakhele is the place to be on Saturday, August 04 from 14h00. Tickets for the show can be purchased at the door for R60.<\/p>\n
For more information contact Zanele Lobishe at 076 1787 566<\/p>\n
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