Ntsiki Mazwai Says She Is Climbing out of Rock Bottom As Career and New Podcast ‘Moya’ Grows

• Ntsiki Mazwai's career has recently been on the rise, notably in the South African podcast industry with her show Moya, earning praise for its educational content
• She discussed the impact of her outspoken honesty on her career during an interview on Unfollowed
• Mazwai hinted at her career's positive trajectory by sharing pictures with notable figures like former president Thabo Mbeki, and her fans expressed their support and optimism for her continued success

Ntsiki Mazwai's career has been on the rise lately and the star is grateful for the growth. The controversial media personality has been taking over the podcast industry in South Africa with her show, Moya.

Ntsiki Mazwai on the rise of her career

Anyone on the micro-blogging platform Twitter knows that Ntsiki Mazwai does not mince her words when it comes to giving her views. The star touched on how being truthful may have affected her career during her recent interview on Unfollowed.

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However, she has been making waves with her new podcast, Moya. The show has been hailed by many social media users for being educational and enlightening.

Taking to her Twitter page, the Uwrongo hitmaker shared a few pictures with some famous faces, including former president Thabo Mbeki and hinted that her career is finally headed in the right direction. She wrote:

"Context: I am currently climbing out of rock bottom "

Briefly News spoke to Ntsiki Mazwai and she said she is happy that she is evolving into an emotionally sensitive being. The star who owns her new podcast Moya, said she is using it as a platform to heal African people. She said:

"I think now I just don't want to be completely on stage and doing beadwork. I want to use my gift of communication in a way that's going to impact society for the greater good. I saw the impact my voice had on social media, so I just had to grow up and give people content that was going to heal them.

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I am done with my inner healing. I was a ball of fire in my youth, but now I am maturing into an emotionally evolved being who is on a journey of healing others. I am using Moya as a healing platform for African people, especially after everything we have been through."

Fans happy for Ntsiki Mazwai's success

Ntsiki is undeniably one of the most popular celebs in Mzansi. The star's followers rejoiced when she hinted that her career is finally growing.

@FlamboyantMpho said:

"You will still make more money. Soon everyone will want to work with Mazwai Media. It is a brand that has an appointment with the future of an African child. It is a company that even your enemies are threatened by its presence as it is about to disrupt."

@lesmorgp wrote:

"Looks like the earth soils did a great number on you. Keep climbing. We see you. And just at the right time I may add."

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@Brusca101 added:

"Ntsiki I think you should just listen to me this time, you beautiful. End of story."

Ntsiki Mazwai alerts South Africans of scammers: “Don’t take calls from these 2 numbers”

In more entertainment news, Briefly News reported that Ntsiki Mazwai almost got scammed by fraudsters. The activist shared her experience with scammers on social media recently.

She also made headlines after she questioned the justice system on her podcast. Ntsiki recently alerted South Africans about big scammers out there who are defrauding people.

Source: Briefly News