'I knew at some point my career would interest people overseas, so this is only the beginning.'
Sbusiso “DJ Sbu” Leope is looking to amplify young talent in Africa as he joins forces with P Diddy’s Revolt TV. which focuses on personal development, hosting “hustlers” from different industries to inspire a new generation, was added to the Revolt TV network and is set to launch by the end of June.
Having been in the entertainment business for more than two decades, Sbu said he never imagined he would be introduced to a global market in this way. “I knew at some point my career would interest people overseas, so this is only the beginning. It might have happened at a later stage in my career when I am a seasoned broadcaster, but I'm glad it's happening now when I am more mature, smarter, focused, and stable. I am solid with my decisions. I am no longer excited by money or celebrity life. I am more sober-minded.”