Wednesday Ode To Women- Congratulations are in order for our very own gem Gog'Esther Mahlangu

Flying the South African flag high, Gog'Esther Mahlangu Honoured in New York City



New York City has been given a facelift courtesy of Gog'Esther Mahlangu, the mural can be found in Tribeca in New York City . It was painted by artist  Imani Shanklin Roberts. If you're planning a trip to the big apple make sure you take a short left to Franklin Street and West Broadway's Citi Bike station. The mural takes a space of two long lanes, it features the famous beautiful Ndebele designs, it comes at no better time as we celebrate Heritage month. Congratulations to Gog'Esther she is truly a living legend and well deserves this honour. Here are images of the mural:





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