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The Citizen
8 hours ago
- Entertainment
- The Citizen
A R70K pen or a R50K lamp? Five extravagant Father's Day gifts
Take gift-giving to a whole new level this Father's Day. This Father's Day, you can swap socks and coffee mugs for pens that cost more than a car deposit — of course, depending on how deep your pockets are. From R70 000 pens to R100 000 leather wallets, there are many options to choose from. Here are five extravagant Father's Day gifts you can buy. ALSO READ: Father's Day: A guide to buying dad a gift that has meaning A classic Rolex Submariner Date priced at R200 000. It's crafted from 18-carat gold, featuring a black dial and a stainless steel case. Rolex Submariner Date. Picture: Supplied Giorgio Armani Bifold Wallet This slim leather wallet is also a practical gift for dads who appreciate simple luxury. Expect to pay about R5 000. Giorgio Armani Bifold Wallet. Picture: Supplied Gucci Crossbody Bag If your dad enjoys high-end designer brands, this Gucci crossbody bag offers a hands-free option that's both stylish and functional. It's priced at R20 000. Gucci Crossbody Bag. Picture: Supplied Montblanc Spaceblue Doué Fineliner Writing taken seriously — probably someone's car price. This glossy blue lacquer Montblanc Spaceblue Doué Fineliner costs R70 000. Montblanc Spaceblue Doué Fineliner. Picture: Supplied Louis Vuitton Surface Lamp Made from a single piece of Nomade leather, this rechargeable lamp casts a glowing Damier pattern when lit. It comes in at R49 000. Louis Vuitton Surface Lamp. Picture: Supplied NOW READ: DJ Zinhle and GalxBoy's Thatiso Dube join Bathu Foundation as 'Walk Your Journey' returns
The Citizen
2 days ago
- Business
- The Citizen
DJ Zinhle and GalxBoy's boss join Bathu on 'Walk Your Journey'
This year's edition of 'Walk Your Journey' series kicked off on Wednesday at the Market Theatre in Johannesburg. From left to right: Theo Baloyi, DJ Zinhle and Thatiso Dube during a 'Walk Your Journey' panel discussion at the Market Theatre, Johannesburg. Picture: Supplied In celebration of Youth Month, the Bathu Foundation has revived the Walk Your Journey series, partnering with renowned DJ and entrepreneur DJ Zinhle, alongside GalxBoy founder Thatiso Dube. This year, the Foundation is focusing on equipping young South Africans with tools for success in the evolving entrepreneurship landscape. The 2025 edition of the series kicked off on Wednesday at the Market Theatre in Johannesburg under the theme 'Navigating the New Age of Retail: Opportunities and Challenges in South Africa.' Bathu founder Theo Baloyi, along with DJ Zinhle and Thatiso, led discussions on business growth, innovation, and sustainability in today's competitive market. Theo said the idea behind the series is to fast-track entrepreneurial growth by sharing real-world lessons. 'We believe there is a lot of potential in South Africa, a lot of emerging entrepreneurs. And it cannot only be that every 10 or 15 years, there's a Bathu or GalxBoy era that goes beyond the 10-year mark. 'So, we want to share the knowledge of how we managed to build a sustainable business over a period of 10 years. A lot of people have potential, but they just lack tangible know-how,' he said. He also highlighted the importance of including emerging topics like artificial intelligence in the conversation. 'There might be someone sitting there thinking, 'Actually, I want to start this business, but I don't know how to go about it,' or they struggle with self-expression. There is a tool in AI that can help you express yourself better.' ALSO READ: SA's MeerKAT telescope joins forces with European VLBI Network Bathu Foundation aims to reach wider audience The series is scheduled to continue on 18 June at the Fusion Boutique Hotel in Polokwane and conclude on 25 June at the Playhouse Theatre in Durban. Each session includes panel discussions, Q&As, and networking opportunities. The inclusion of Thatiso and DJ Zinhle in the programme reflects the Foundation's focus on practical, relatable insights. Theo said that together with DJ Zinhle and Thatiso, they bring over 30 years of combined experience to the stage. 'It's our way of giving back because we know that from this, instead of waiting 10 years to see two or three brands emerge, collectively we can have five to ten brands that come out of this session.' NOW READ: Thandiswa Mazwai says she would've accepted invite to national dialogue had Ramaphosa sent it
News24
12-05-2025
- Entertainment
- News24
From Minnie Dlamini to DJ Zinhle: How SA celebs paid tribute this Mother's Day
DJ Zinhle hosted a Mother's Day event and paid tribute to mothers' strength, love, and wisdom while reflecting on her own journey in motherhood. The media star shared an emotional tribute to her mother, praising her as a fighter, protector, and prayer warrior. Former Miss South Africa Ntandoyenkosi Kunene celebrated six years of motherhood, calling it a journey filled with growth, grace, and unconditional love. This Mother's Day, South African celebrities filled social media with love and gratitude, sharing heartwarming tributes to the incredible women who shaped their lives and reflecting on their own journeys through motherhood. From DJ Zinhle to Minnie Dlamini, Brenda Mtambo, and Linda Mtoba, heartfelt words flowed as Mzansi stars celebrated mothers' strength, love, and sacrifice everywhere. DJ Zinhle celebrated Mother's Day with a special event at one of her stores, dedicating a heartfelt message to moms everywhere. 'Today we celebrate you, the strength in your hugs, the wisdom in your words, and the endless love you give so freely,' she shared. Zinhle also applauded her own motherhood journey with empowering words: 'Motherhood isn't easy, but by God's grace, I've been able to show up, love deeply, and lead with strength.' View this post on Instagram A post shared by ZINHLE JIYANE (@djzinhle) Media personality Minnie Dlamini penned a heartfelt note to her mother, recalling the lessons and love she received growing up. 'To be raised by this woman is my greatest gift. My fighter, my protector, my prayer warrior, my everything,' she wrote. The emotional message highlighted Dlamini's admiration for her mother as a nurturer and a tough, unwavering protector. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Minnie Dlamini (@minniedlamini) Former Miss South Africa Ntandoyenkosi Kunene reflected on six transformative years of motherhood, describing them as 'the ride of my life.' She celebrated the grace and growth of raising children and offered a message to all mothers: 'May we continue to raise children anchored in love, truth, and purpose.' View this post on Instagram A post shared by Ntandoyenkosi Kunene (MBA) (@kunene_ntando) From nostalgic memories to reflections on motherhood's challenges and joys, South Africa's stars united in celebrating the beauty and strength of moms this Mother's Day, making it a day to remember. Musician Brenda Mtambo extended her love and appreciation to mothers worldwide, writing: 'To all the incredible mothers out there, you are the heartbeat and foundation of your families. If no one has told you lately, you are doing an amazing job. May you always be celebrated, and never forget to celebrate yourself too. I love you, my Queens. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Mtambo 🇿🇦 (@brendamtambo) SEE MORE POSTS HERE: View this post on Instagram A post shared by Linda Mtoba (@linda_mtoba) View this post on Instagram A post shared by P E A R L 🔸 M O D I A D I E (@pearlmodiadie) View this post on Instagram A post shared by Liesl Laurie-Mthombeni (@liesllaurie) View this post on Instagram A post shared by Zola (@znombona) View this post on Instagram A post shared by GAIL MABALANE (@gail_mabalane) View this post on Instagram A post shared by Zoë Brown Anderson (@zbzoebrown) View this post on Instagram A post shared by Khanya Mkangisa (@ilovekhanya) Show Comments ()
IOL News
11-05-2025
- Entertainment
- IOL News
Mzansi celebrity moms celebrate Mother's Day
DJ, entrepreneur and mother, DJ Zinhle and her two daughters Kairo and Asante at her Era's Mother's Day celebration. Image: Instagram/djzinhle Mother's Day, a day to honor mothers and mother figures, is observed annually on the second Sunday of May. South African celebrities have joined in the celebration, acknowledging their amazing motherhood and paying tribute to their mothers. Radio host, actress and musician Nandi Madida on Mother's Day has launched her podcast The Motherhood Network, a platform for unfiltered stories and honest conversations, from one mom to another. Madida's first guest is television personality and businesswoman Basetsana Kumalo. 'We talk about being a mother first, and how we hope our children will remember us as happy, kind, loving, peaceful, graceful, courageous, brave, and strong,' shared Madida. Africa's No1 Female DJ and businesswoman DJ Zinhle, who has two children Kairo and Asante shared a happy Mother's Day message to her supporters. 'Today we celebrate you — the strength in your hugs, the wisdom in your words, and the endless love you give so freely. You are the heart of every home, the calm in every storm, and the magic behind so many beautiful moments. 'Happy Mother's Day! Thank you for everything you are and everything you do. You are deeply loved and appreciated.' Actress and presenter Zola Nombona shared pictures of moments with her son. 'From chauffeuring to soccer practice to negotiating bedtime like a pro, motherhood deserves a trophy (and maybe a nap). 'Shoutout to all the moms showing up with love, snacks, and style. Happy Mother's Day from your favorite soccer mom!'
