Lindi Tshitlho, Author at Taji Mag

These words from the famous resistance song have come to symbolize the courage and strength expressed at the Women’s March of 1956

Lindi Roaming the streets celebrating “Africa Comes Alive”

Africa Comes Alive is a celebration of the spirit of Africa through the arts. At its core, the event is intended

Lindi Roaming the Streets on Africa Day “RANTA E WELE” by Thabiso Thabethe The mural painted at a public park

Lindi Roaming the Streets with Ntomb’enhle Dolls and Lulasclan! In Zulu, “Ntomb’entle” means beautiful girl. The Ntomb’enhle range represents just

ARTREPRENEURS ON THE LOOSE!!! Sibusile Xaba, born in Newcastle KZN and having to find music as a passion at an

“Back from the Dead” by Knox Mahlaba The Rising of an African Spirit is a celebration of life, it’s different seasons,

In this edition of Lindi Roaming the Streets, Lindi visits the Social Yaruna! “CREATIVITY IS A WILD MIND AND A DISCIPLINED EYE”

Celebrating our Heritage in Vernac! The everyday language spoken by people as distinguished from the literary language. Railways Cafe is

Ofentse “Princess Ofee” Maluleke is the CEO of Taji Holdings and author of Fifty Shades of Duku. Taji is a

In this edition of Lindi Roaming the Streets, Lindi celebrates our “Imbokodos” (Rocks/Women)!