Chris Ntuli, leader and founder of the well-known Isicathamiya Group Durban Black Drifters, is touring schools in the greater Durban Metro Townships over the next two months.

The Durban Black Drifters Isicathamiya Schools’ Workshop Project, which has visited over 700 schools in the rural and urban areas during the past seven years, is sponsored for this current programme by MMINO.

Meanwhile, DBD Entertainment, a promotion wing of this innovative group, is busy putting final touches to its annual Isicathamiya High Schools’ Choir Competition, which will be held at the Playhouse Opera on May 14. This year’s events will feature over 50 schools from Durban townships and other parts of KwaZulu Natal. The event is sponsored for the fourth consecutive year by Caltex Oil.

Durban Black Drifters owes its initial success to Caltex Oil which sponsored the Isicathamiya Workshops for three years from 1995 when the project first started.

Further information from Chris Ntuli on 031 705 7969 or 073 301 6740.