Whether you call it a head wrap, tuku or a turban, over the years the “doek” as it is famously known in South Africa; has been used for years as a symbol of power, fashion and religion amongst many women all over the world. The upcoming byMaletsatsi Wrap Party Picnics…
The countdown has already started and my event is just a few days away. Ke tswerwe ke excitement coz yoh I haven’t done these picnics in a while. The last one happened at home in QwaQwa December 2017 and had a blast coz even the turnout was so amazing. Took…
Whether you call it a head wrap, tuku or a turban, over the years the “doek” as it is famously known in South Africa; for years has been used as a symbol of power, fashion and religion amongst many women all over the world. The third #byMaletsatsi Meet&Greet Picnic is…
The 23rd marked a very special day for me. As I had planned in November after the first #MHWMeetAndGreetPicnic in Joburg, the second edition of the picnic happened. On the day, my “puppy” had 4 little ones (2 died after birth 😭) and my big sister had her little Chomp…
A big thank you to everyone that made #MHWMeetAndGreetPicnic amazing! Made new friends and reconnected with old ones. Beautiful moments happen when Queens and Kings (in support of Queens) come together! A special thank you to Essays of Africa for sponsoring the event with their October issue and Makaziwe’s Forbidden…
