Isaac Gampu is a South African comedian and actor best known for his starring role as Mkhandazonke on the SABC1 sitcom Him, Her and the Guys.

The son of actor Ken Gampu, he is also known for being part of the Blacks Only comedy circuit.

His break into comedy prominence came about when he won a Y-FM comedy contest in 2010.

Gampu has also performed in numerous other comedy venues and circuits including The Vernac Show, Waarheid Comedy Show, Hallelujah Comedy, Emalahleni Comedy Nite, 99% Zulu Comedy, You Only Laugh Once, 99% Xhosa Comedy, Giants of Comedy, The Annual Newcastle Comedy Festival and Comedy Under the Sun. 

Isaac Gampu is a South African comedian and actor best known for his starring role as Mkhandazonke on the SABC1 sitcom Him, Her and the Guys.
The son of actor Ken Gampu, he is also known for being part of the Blacks Only comedy circuit.
His break into comedy prominence came about when he won a Y-FM comedy contest in 2010.
Gampu has also performed in numerous other comedy venues and circuits including The Vernac Show, Waarheid Comedy Show, Hallelujah Comedy, Emalahleni Comedy Nite, 99% Zulu Comedy, You Only Laugh Once, 99% Xhosa Comedy, Giants of Comedy, The Annual Newcastle Comedy Festival and Comedy Under the Sun.

Comprising lifestyle, arts & culture, heritage, entertainment, news and laid back music; Feature established artists about their craft and personal lives.

Comprising lifestyle, arts &amp; culture, heritage, entertainment, news and laid back music; Feature established artists about their craft and personal lives.

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COMEDIAN ISAAC GAMBU SHARES HIS JOURNEY TO COMEDY PROMINENCE

Philanthropist, storyteller, healer, and visionary these are just a few of the words that capture the essence of Buhlebendalo, our Artist of the Week. Hailing from the vibrant streets of Soweto, Buhlebendalo’s musical journey has taken her from serving as a singer, songwriter, and producer with the iconic group The Soil to embarking on an impactful solo career. Her debut album, Chosi, is a spiritual and introspective masterpiece, blending music and healing to awaken the spirit of Ntu. With her magnetic voice and intentionally crafted all-female band, she channels ancestral wisdom and uplifts audiences worldwide. We speak to Buhlebendalo

Philanthropist, storyteller, healer, and visionary these are just a few of the words that capture the essence of Buhlebendalo, our Artist of the Week. Hailing from the vibrant streets of Soweto, Buhlebendalo’s musical journey has taken her from serving as a singer, songwriter, and producer with the iconic group The Soil to embarking on an impactful solo career. Her debut album, Chosi, is a spiritual and introspective masterpiece, blending music and healing to awaken the spirit of Ntu. With her magnetic voice and intentionally crafted all-female band, she channels ancestral wisdom and uplifts audiences worldwide. We speak to Buhlebendalo

A Visionary voice healing souls through music and storytelling with Buhlebendalo

Dynamic, talented, and undeniably hilarious, Khanyisile Ngwenya has quickly become a standout in South Africa’s comedy scene. Making her debut at the Jive Comedy Festival at The Baxter Theatre in June 2024, this Soweto-born firecracker captivates audiences with her animated storytelling and witty humour. Diagnosed with Osteogenesis Imperfecta at birth, Khanyisile’s physical challenges have only fuelled her unbreakable spirit and unique comedic voice. We speak to Khanyisile Ngwenya.

Dynamic, talented, and undeniably hilarious, Khanyisile Ngwenya has quickly become a standout in South Africa’s comedy scene. Making her debut at the Jive Comedy Festival at The Baxter Theatre in June 2024, this Soweto-born firecracker captivates audiences with her animated storytelling and witty humour. Diagnosed with Osteogenesis Imperfecta at birth, Khanyisile’s physical challenges have only fuelled her unbreakable spirit and unique comedic voice. We speak to Khanyisile Ngwenya.

Breaking barriers and bringing laughter, one punchline at a time with Khanyisile

Imvemnyama, born Sive Mqikela, is making waves in the South African music scene with his deeply introspective and narrative-driven approach to songwriting.

His latest singles, “Sawa Street” and “You’re Not Who You Think You Are (Cape Town),” showcase his ability to capture the essence of life’s complexities and the hidden stories of his home country.

Describing his artistic identity, Mqikela shares, “Imagine a kraal [traditional enclosure for livestock] where a black sheep is born.

They may not be seen as valuable, but they become the longest-standing member, a living historian.

This is how I see myself as Imvemnyama – a black (singing) sheep, offering a perspective on the unseen and unheard.”

We speak to Sive Mqikela.

Imvemnyama, born Sive Mqikela, is making waves in the South African music scene with his deeply introspective and narrative-driven approach to songwriting.
His latest singles, “Sawa Street” and “You’re Not Who You Think You Are (Cape Town),” showcase his ability to capture the essence of life’s complexities and the hidden stories of his home country.
Describing his artistic identity, Mqikela shares, “Imagine a kraal [traditional enclosure for livestock] where a black sheep is born.
They may not be seen as valuable, but they become the longest-standing member, a living historian.
This is how I see myself as Imvemnyama – a black (singing) sheep, offering a perspective on the unseen and unheard.”
We speak to Sive Mqikela.

COMEDIAN ISAAC GAMBU SHARES HIS JOURNEY TO COMEDY PROMINENCE

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