ZAAward-winning cultural expert and musician Mbuso Khoza is hosting the Injob'enhle Men's Conference in his hometown of eShowe during Men's Month and his 48th birthday. The event, taking place at KwaKhuzumuntu Farm House, focuses on topics such as emotional intelligence, responsible fatherhood, cultural values, and addressing gender-based violence (GBV). Khoza emphasizes the importance of understanding both cultural and spiritual factors in male behavior, noting that some men become protectors while others resort to violence. He highlights the role of traditional medicine and upbringing in shaping men's actions. The conference includes discussions on why men sometimes abuse the very people they are meant to protect, and concludes with a performance by his traditional music group, iJadu le-Afrika.
Bias read (Center): While the topic of gender-based violence (GBV) is politically charged, the article presents the discussion as a community-driven initiative led by a cultural figure rather than a partisan political agenda. The framing focuses on cultural and societal issues rather than overtly political positions. K
