Ntando Duma’s little daughter, Sbahle Mzizi, opens her own company
Ntando Duma’s little daughter, Sbahle Mzizi, opens her own company and becomes the youngest CEO at age of 7.
A few months ago, Ntando Duma made headlines after rumours started swirling that she was opening a crèche. The media personality found herself shutting down the rumours by explaining that she hasn’t opened a crèche but will be embarking on a new venture. And now she finally revealed that the venture is a kiddies salon. The place has been named after her daughter Sbahle Mzizi.
She also added that she is looking for employees and encouraged people to apply.
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NTANDO DUMA OPENS A KIDDIES SALON
South African media personality Ntando Duma is making big moves.
The star recently purchased a brand new Mercedes-Benz and a lavish house.
And now she has unveiled her biggest venture yet — a kiddies salon called Sbahle Siyakhula.
Taking to her Instagram, Ntando shared the exciting news with her followers in a post that reads:
“I’m ecstatic and proud to announce the opening of my first kiddies salon. My dream of so many years finally becomes a reality. Named and inspired by its namesake, my precious daughter Sbahle Mzizi and on a mission to provide niche and bespoke hairdressing services to tiny tots and young people.”
Ntando said her company had vacancies and urged those interested to apply.
“We are looking for vibrant people to join our team. Keep a look out on our page Sbahle Siyakhula for more information.”
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MZANSI LOVES IT FOR HER
The post was flooded with well wishes from her fans who are super proud of her growths and achievements.
Many of them wished her well in the new venture while others asked about the job openings.
“Omg this makes me so happy because you’re actually so good with hair. Congratulations and all the best mama. We are within,” wrote one of her friends.
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