Professional MUA●Mother and Fundasonke co-founder ●Qualified Sound Engineer●Voice over artist●Alhamdulillah... imstagram make-up page @cnqbiyla_mua
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Catherine Biyela-Bhebhe retweeted
Then you stuck with them for life and gotta learn conflict resolution, emotional intelligence, self/co regulation, and life building
Catherine Biyela-Bhebhe retweeted
Marriage is not a competition
A beautiful marriage is not about who is right, who has more authority or who wins every argument. It is about two people who understand that they are on the same team.
Learn to apologise, forgive, compromise and choose peace over unnecessary arguments. Marriage thrives when both partners are more interested in protecting the relationship than protecting their egos.
Catherine Biyela-Bhebhe retweeted
Like clockwork.
Every few years a young female musician blows up. She becomes the toast of the industry.
Jiki jiki ...
I'm so heartbroken about the posts I am seeing ngo-Lwah.
If true, iNkabi Records, better do right by our girl.
For some of us who love Lwah Ndlunkulu and honestly only cared about the label because she is part of it, what is being alleged is deeply concerning.
We can't have the same script being played over and over in this industry.
If there is success, why can't it be shared mara? Why must there always be drama? Why can't everyone make money and we all happy?
Again, if the allegations are true ... now everyone ends up losing because a company, brand and working relationship is getting tainted. We can't build empires if we let greed lead.
Now Mduduzi and Big Zulu are in royalty drama.
Hai bafwethu. We have to change this behaviour. It can't be the norm that with every success we must now put a caveat because we know that it will end in tears.
As iNkabi Records, you built something beautiful. It took the talent, staff and owners to achieve this. A collective. Everyone should be compensated accordingly and treated with respect.
Lwah Ndlunkulu ❤️👸🏾. Love you sis and hope this gets resolved. Whatever the real story is.
Catherine Biyela-Bhebhe retweeted
Sifuna fair splits! Show us the splits, not the cars and houses. Prosperity is not the same as equity.
I remember going into psychosis while trying to leave Sony. It took years of my life, and to this day I am still trying to repair the damage left behind. From being shadow-banned to being denied mainstream access, the culture has too often been about retaining artists as local cash cows rather than empowering them to own and control their careers.
My story, as one of Africa’s biggest pop stars, and what really happened behind the scenes deserves to be studied. Not for sympathy, but so that the next generation doesn’t have to pay the same price for trying to reclaim their autonomy.
An artist having a car and a house doesn’t answer the question of whether they’ve been fairly compensated for their work.
So, what are the splits saying? Where is the ownership? Where is the transparency?
Amaqatha encoso adliwa ubani?
Don’t show us the lifestyle. Show us the paperwork.
Catherine Biyela-Bhebhe retweeted
Marriage is not for lovers. Marriage is for forgivers, Sacrifice makers, Communicators and grace givers. The love is the easiest part…!!
Catherine Biyela-Bhebhe retweeted
I think adulthood is the slow realisation that nobody really knows what they're doing. Some people just have better outfits, louder opinions and more convincing LinkedIn profiles. 😂
Catherine Biyela-Bhebhe retweeted
Can anybody please tell me what happened to the Kempton park case? All those women were murdered and we’ve just carried on with our lives like nothing happened?
Catherine Biyela-Bhebhe retweeted
Did we ever get closure on Ekuruleni and the serial killer or did we just move on?
Catherine Biyela-Bhebhe retweeted
I asked autistic people to share sentences that make perfect sense to them but confuse everyone else.
The replies were funny, specific, and honestly kind of beautiful.
Here are a few that stuck with me. 🧵
Catherine Biyela-Bhebhe retweeted
"Tell them you were sent by me"..
Can't believe this statement is bigger than qualifications. 😭🕊️
Catherine Biyela-Bhebhe retweeted
I don't know if it's because I'm getting older but I am easily irritated if a person is not specific.
Don't "we will see." me.
Are we doing this or not?
When is the party and what time?
Are you coming over at 8pm or not?
