On Wednesday, 8 April 2026, Sjava showed off his shoe closet on Instagram, giving fans a glimpse into his lifestyle On Thursday, an X user reshared a screenshot of the musician's Instagram story, ...

Speaking exclusively to Eyewitness News, the artist reflected on a career-defining 12-month journey that culminated in his latest studio album, INkanyezi NeZinkanyezi. South African singer and rapper ...

When Zambians and Malawians meet, they call each other achimwene or baneba—brothers split by a colonial divide. This is not cheap talk. Many communities on both sides share the same bloodlines, ...

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Award-winning musician Sjava lit up the Mbombela Stadium with an electrifying pre-match performance ahead of the MTN8 final. The "Indoda Enjani" hitmaker delivered a powerful set that included fan ...

Multi-award-winning artist Sjava is set to take fans on a journey through his musical history with " The 2018 Tour", celebrating the music that made 2018 a breakthrough for the artist. The ...

Inkanyezi Live follows the release of Sjava's album Isbuko which he released in 2023 and featured long-time ATM collaborators Emtee (My Life, with Emtee Records’ artist Lolli Native) and Saudi ...

South African rapper Sjava — real name Jabulani Hadebe — recently left locals buzzing after a video surfaced of him explaining that he never gives women money resurfaced online. In the now viral video ...

South African rapper Sjava — real name Jabulani Hadebe — recently left locals buzzing after a video surfaced of him explaining that he never gives women money resurfaced online. In the now viral video ...

South Africans, curb your enthusiasm — we’re not voting for a Sjava Grammy nomination just yet. Sjava, real name Jabulani Hadebe, recently posted on Instagram hinting at a Grammy consideration for his ...

‘I do not want to dictate how people interpret the music or influence how they feel. It is a personal experience for everyone,” says Jabulani Hadebe, known as Sjava. He spoke to the Mail & Guardian ...