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Brownswood Indaba Is album. Umdali single by Sibusile Xaba is the second single released from the album. Listen to Sibusile Xabaâs New Jazz Single Umdali
Sibusile Xaba s single Umdali featuring Naftali and Fakazile Nkosi comes ahead of Brownswood Recording s highly-anticipated contemporary jazz compilation album Indaba Is .
Sibusile Xabahas recently released his latest single
featuring Fakazile Nkosi. Umdali comes ahead of the highly anticipated jazz album
Indaba Is, a self-described improvisational soul and jazz compilation. Umdali is the fifth track on the upcoming album by Brownswood Studios and aptly speaks to reconnecting with a creator and having faith during uncertain times.
Family drive turns to horror after car drives over bee hive, with windows open 12 January 2021 - 06:00 According to StatsSA, 109 deaths caused by hornets, wasps and bees were documented between 2001 and 2011. File photo, Image: 123RF/Sirawit Hengthabthim
What started out as a relaxing family drive in a nature estate in Mpumalanga ended in horror after a freak accident involving a swarm of bees on Sunday afternoon.
According to ER24 s Ross Campbell, a family of five was enjoying an afternoon drive in a veld just south of Mbombela, formally known as Nelspruit, when they drove over a bee hive. Their car windows were open.
Three cows thrown out of moving taxi as stock thieves flee police 08 January 2021 - 14:37 Image: Supplied
Three cows were thrown out of a moving taxi as stock thieves fled from police near New Hanover in the KwaZulu-Natal Midlands on Thursday.
Police spokesperson Capt Nqobile Gwala said the K9 unit was conducting an operation in Pietermaritzburg when it was informed about a Toyota Quantum travelling with four stolen cattle in the Karkloof area.
“With the assistance of other law enforcement agencies, the vehicle was pursued.
“During the chase, the suspects proceeded on a gravel road towards New Hanover. In an attempt to evade police, the suspects threw three cows out of the moving taxi,” said Gwala.