Durban, es'Thawa, eMarket
SABC6
Photography
Originally Published: 19 December 2025
As a documentary photographer, my aim is to capture the true essence of every city I visit, its rhythm, its people, and its silent stories. I am drawn to the everyday moments that often go unnoticed: the expressions of strangers, the quiet architecture of side streets, and the fleeting light that reveals the character of a place. My work focuses on authenticity and emotion, seeking to portray not just what a city looks like, but what it feels like to be there. Each photograph becomes a fragment of a larger narrative, reflecting the beauty, struggle, and spirit of urban life. Through my lens, I strive to preserve the honesty of each scene, allowing viewers to connect with the unspoken stories that exist within the city’s spaces and faces. Ultimately, my photography is an exploration of place, time, and humanity a visual conversation between the city and those who pause long enough to listen.
The Creative
SABC 6
Born Lwazi Gwijane in exile in Namibia and carrying the proud Qwathi clan name, SABC6 (also known as Lwazi Tha Mc) embodies resilience, creativity, and heritage. His home is the Chris Hani District in the Eastern Cape, a place that grounds his artistry while fueling his vision to take South African Hip Hop to new heights. A true multifaceted creative, SABC6 is more than a rapper, he is a performer, graphic designer, fashion innovator, event curator, podcaster, public speaker, content creator, and aspiring filmmaker. Every discipline he engages in adds another layer to his storytelling, making his work resonate across music, fashion, art, and culture. His breakout moment came in 2020 during the global pandemic when he unveiled the “1986 PROJECT”. This fearless body of work showcased his lyrical sharpness, storytelling ability, and raw delivery cementing his presence in the Hip Hop community as an artist unafraid to push boundaries even in turbulent times