South African DJ and music producer Prince Kaybee has surprised fans by announcing his intention to explore new career opportunities beyond the music industry. Taking to Twitter on Monday, Kaybee shared that he has designated this week as “looking for a job” week, signaling a proactive approach to expanding his professional horizons.
“I’ve set this week as ‘looking for a job’ week. So in the morning, I walk into spaces that I think will benefit me and talk to the relevant people to give me work. A re yeng,” Kaybee wrote, expressing his determination to find new avenues for growth and income.
While the specifics of the job he seeks remain unclear, Kaybee’s announcement has sparked a flurry of reactions from social media users. Some have offered light-hearted suggestions and playful advice, with one user suggesting he start at local businesses such as restaurants and salons to explore opportunities.
“Start at restaurants, salons, tuckshops. you might find something there,” the user humorously advised, reflecting the mix of curiosity and amusement among his followers.
Despite the teasing, many fans and industry peers have expressed support for Kaybee’s decision to seek new opportunities. His willingness to explore different career paths demonstrates a versatile approach to personal and professional development. As he navigates this new chapter, the music community and his fans are keenly watching to see how his efforts will unfold and what new ventures he may undertake.
In other news – Fatal crash on Chirundu-Harare highway claims 1 life, injures 4
The Harare-Chirundu Highway, a crucial corridor linking Zimbabwe to its northern neighbors, has once again been marred by tragedy. On January 26th, 2024, a high-speed accident involving a Nissan NP 300 resulted in one fatality and injuries to four others.
The vehicle, driven by Rawlings Chifamba (37), overturned at the 167km peg after losing control due to excessive speed. The impact of the crash, which occurred around 5 pm, left the vehicle on its roof and caused significant damage. One passenger died instantly, while four others sustained injuries of varying severity. Read More
