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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 ...

Recorded at the iconic Joburg Theatre on August 15th and 16th, 2025, just three weeks before its official release, Inkanyezi 2.0 captures the electricity of the moment across five new tracks. The ...

Award-winning South African hitmakers Sjava and Emtee brought the house down at Orlando Pirates' partnership launch with Amstel Lager on Wednesday. South African music heavyweights Sjava and Emtee ...

Recording artist Jabulani Hadebe, who is more affectionately known to the masses as Sjava, has reached yet another significant milestone in his career after joining the Recording Academy as its latest ...

Singer Sjava spoke about meeting Lwah Ndlunkulu for the first time and creating magic in the studio The two artists worked on the hot song Home, and Sjava recently narrated how it came about Social ...

Ahead of his highly anticipated tour, Sjava, real name Jabulani Hadebe, has released a five-track EP titled Inkanyezi. Recorded live, the EP includes songs such as Sleepover, Uyena, Kunye, Madibuseng, ...

Sjava, the award-winning artist known for his soulful sound and powerful stage presence, is bringing fans on a nostalgic journey with his newly announced The 2018 Tour. Aligning with the release of ...

2018 marked a pinnacle in Sjava's journey, highlighted by the release of his sophomore album Umqhele and the Umphako EP. These works not only topped charts but have become enduring classics within ...

In the vibrant landscape of South African hip-hop, Sjava stands as one of the most influential and talented artists. With a unique blend of storytelling, heartfelt lyrics, and a distinctive style, ...

‘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 ...