If you want confirmation of what real musical maturity and creativity are all about, listen to Burning Saul Nephawe’s latest Tshivenda Afro-Pop album, entitled Gole.

The winner of the Let Your Voice Be Heard competition, Hlulani Honours Sithole, is a highly talented vocalist who can also stand his ground as a pianist during live performances.

The talented Rabelani Lucky Singo, better known by his stage name of Rasy, has just finished putting the final touches on his full-length album, entitled One Love Afrika. He is delighted that he has finally managed to live up to the pleas of his fans who have been pestering him to put together an album.

Khuthadzo Tshirundu, a young reggae artist better known as “Majasi”, has just released his third album, called Tshelede (Money).

A 10-year-old boy from Vleifontein Ha-Munzhedzi could not just stand by and watch while some community members continued to abuse children. The Grade 4 learner at Munzhedzi Primary School, Rotondwa Ramatsekisa, added his voice through the release of a reggae music single, U tambudzwa ha vhana (Child abuse). The song was released at the beginning of October.

Ritshidze “Richy” Muavha’s musical journey started at a young age as she used to sing at home and in the church band.

During the day, Landani Masingi cares for the health of patients at Elim Hospital, but when she is not working, she caters for the souls of people with her beautiful gospel songs.

Thabelo Tshivhenga, who goes by the name of "Ras Chibenga", is one Rasta whose music is appealing because of its authenticity and freshness.

With very few women singing reggae music in the country, a courageous young woman has ventured into the tough, male-dominated industry.

Afro-beat maestro Sikheli Junior has just finished working on his new album, which is due later this month. This is a timely response to a massive call from his die-hard fans who had been calling for the release of new material from this recipient of a South African Traditional Music Award.

Thuso Raymond Takalani, known as Wizzy Gintsa in the music fraternity, is quickly ascending the music ladder with the release of new hit songs.

Local author Fulufhelo Precious Mafadza said that her dream had always been to publish a book.

The legendary musician Mr Nthatheni Elvis Mudau (70), known among music fans as Elvis Mandiza, speaks fondly of his musical journey through the decades.

A club for lovers of jazz music was established in Musina last month. The founder of the club, Alfred Chuene, said the idea had come after he realized that many local people liked jazz music, but they had no platform to share their common musical knowledge.

Salim Banda, popularly known as Salim Sgo in the entertainment fraternity, is a creative and versatile urban radio presenter and a DJ who can tackle just about every language in SA and a few African languages. His radio journey started at his hometown of Musina in 2009 where he was placed as weekend evening presenter for the Party Time shows on Musina FM.