Sjava has a contagiously spiritual take on trap The South African artist talks about pushing through cultural prejudice and the creative struggles of being signed.

Sjava’s win comes on the heels of a heated discussion he sparked in October about how social media influences artists. He pointed out how constant access to fan opinions can mess with creativity.

Johannesburg - Multi-award-winning music talent Jabulani “Sjava” Hadebe is set to take his highly anticipated one-man show to Mpumalanga this festive season.

Sjava recently revealed how he and Lwah Ndlunkulu met at a studio camp set by Big Zulu in Bergville, KwaZulu-Natal, for the first time and recorded their collab.

Sjava’s team announced during his Sjava The 2018 Tour that his first live DVD recording, Inkanyezi, and EP with five songs have gone triple platinum.

Sjava has always been an advocate for people following their dreams, occasionally posting motivational messages on social media.

Sjava's fans finally have something new to sink their teeth into as the muso has released a full-length project, which comes five years after the release of his last full-length project, Umqhele, in ...

Sjava, the maestro of African Trap Music, left the audience spellbound with his mesmerizing melodies and soulful vocals. With a powerful fusion of traditional and contemporary sounds, he proved ...

Sjava has addressed abuse and assault allegations levelled against him, again. The 'Umama' hitmaker told his followers that he has filed an application for the matter to be heard in the high court.

Sjava has responded to abuse and assault allegations levelled against him, stating that he plans to pursue the matter legally. These accusations were made by Sjava's ex-girlfriend and musician ...

Sjava, real name Jabulani Hadebe, recently posted on Instagram hinting at a Grammy consideration for his third studio album Isibuko.

Sjava clears the air of the viral posts of his 'three wives' and explains who the women are.