SHE CALLS herself a “beadwork artist, poet, musician, producer, author, blogger and social activist” on her website.
And fair enough, she did release a single entitled Uwrongo in 2005 and then followed it up with an album, Mamiya, the following year. DJ Fresh even featured her single in his Definition of House Volume 5 in 2007.
But since then the Soweto-born artist, who is probably best known for being Thandiswa Mazwai’s younger sister, hasn’t done much musically.
Her father Thami Mazwai is a former journalist and an apartheid activist and she lost her mother at a young age. Ntsiki’s stepmother is an arts festival organiser in the Eastern Cape, but she has never been featured in any of the festivals.
Instead of focusing on her music, Ntsiki has made a…