Who is ZODWA WABANTU

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 Zodwa Wabantu is a South African, socialite and dancer.

Born: Rebecca Libram

Place of Birth: Soweto, Gauteng, South Africa

Nationality: SouthAfrican

Occupation: Media personality socialite dancer

Years active: 2015–present

Libram left home at the age of 16 and began hustling. She later began her dancing career, dancing in clubs. She has been a notable dancer in the last few years, and has feuded with fellow dancer Skolopad.She performed at the Doek on Fleek event.In 2017, she signed a record deal with Afrotaiment








 In 2018, Wabantu appeared in the season premiere of MTV 2 South Africa's Behind the Story. Her videos have been shared throughout social media, and have a dedicated YouTube channel.In October 2021, she was appointed as brand ambassador for Mazda Menyln. In late 2021, she will host SAAPA Awards.


Wabantu makes waves for the fact that she performs without wearing panties. In 2017, she was banned from performing in Zimbabwe due to the nature of her performances.She was deported from Zambia over similar issues less than a year later.


Wabantu purchased land for her business during the winter of 2018.

She made waves on social media regarding her breakup with her now ex-boyfriend after she publicly accused him of being a scamster.

She has her own show called Zodwa Wabantu: 


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