Takudzwa Nyambi

1 week ago | gq.co.za | Takudzwa Nyambi

There’s a difference between being young and being legendary. Sashin Govender, known to his global community as The Millionaire Student, is a motivational voice in the digital echo chamber, and a leader in impact. By 24, the Durban-born entrepreneur was earning eight figures, addressing crowds of over 25,000 at stadiums like AT&T in Texas, and building a cross-continental empire of businesses. But his most powerful tool? Not wealth. Not fame. His mindset.

2 weeks ago | gq.co.za | Takudzwa Nyambi

Entrepreneurship is a journey of self-discovery through impact. For Lucy Larbi, that journey is deeply intentional. She’s crafting platforms, culture, and conversations that reshape how Afro-Europeans see themselves.

3 weeks ago | gq.co.za | Takudzwa Nyambi

Afrobeats has gone global. What started in Nigeria now echoes through sold-out arenas in London, New York, and Paris. It's a sound dominating charts, sparking TikTok trends, and shaping global pop culture. But behind the scenes, it’s not just the music that’s going viral—it’s the visuals. And one name that keeps coming up is LEMOST. Real name Mozes, LEMOST is a young Dutch creative who’s become one of the most trusted visual storytellers in Afrobeats.

2 months ago | gq.co.za | Takudzwa Nyambi

"It wasn’t just about selling products; it was about shaping narratives." These words define Brenda Khumalo’s journey, a path paved with resilience, ambition, and a relentless pursuit of authenticity in advertising. Born and raised in KwaZulu-Natal, Khumalo’s childhood was steeped in business and responsibility. Her family ran a small business, and from an early age, she understood the principles of hard work and financial independence.

2 months ago | gq.co.za | Takudzwa Nyambi

cultureGQ South Africa | March 24, 2025“I never thought I would be invited to such a thing.” Nandele Maguni says this with a mix of disbelief and quiet triumph. The Mozambican sound artist, DJ, and producer who has spent years carving a signature style out of hip-hop, electronic beats, and experimental soundscapes has arrived at the Stellenbosch Triennale, one of Africa’s most daring contemporary art platforms.