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21 Jul

Celebrity Authors Make A Wave With Children’s Books!

by Dimakatso Motau
Celebrity News

Celebrities are now branching out into other creative outlets 

The South African celebrity culture is diversifying with celebrities no longer known for just one talent or platform.

If it’s not launching alcohol beverages or skin care products, it’s a new wave of celebrities being authors.

Recently, actress and businesswoman Salamina Mosese launched her children’s book titled Disaster At Gogo’s Spaza.

Salamina Mosese and her book titled Disaster at Gogo’s Spaza. Image Instagram.

Pan Africanist newsreader and former model Nzinga Qunta also has a book out titled Amari’s Adventures in 11 official languages.

Nzinga Qunta, author of Amaris Adventures. Image: Twitter.

East Coast Radio and television presenter Carol Ofori has also published a children’s series titled The African Adventures of Sena and Katlego. This includes six books.

Carol Ofori TV presenter and now author of The African Adventures of Sena and katlego. Image: Instagram.

Publicist Farah Fortune is also set to release a menstrual awareness book titled Tidi Talks Periods next month, in August.

Publicist Farah Fortune and now author of Tidi Talks Periods. Image: Instagram.
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