Full Circle Digital Magazine March | April 2014 | Page 24

MAKING A DIFFRENCE • QUITE A WHITE OU

Kwaito Artist
Quite a White Ou

teaches Mlungus isiXhosa

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ocal kwaito artist, Quite a White Ou, is hitting the SA scene in more
ways than one. His aim: to help teach Mlungus to speak Xhosa
and Zulu all over Mzantsi.

His debut single Ndingumlungu, was released in 2013 and received
licensing offers from SONY. His two new tracks, Haibo and Black is the
New Black, are coming out later this year and his mission is stronger
than ever.
When he’s not jiving in isiXhosa, Quite a White Ou (or Craig Makhosi
Charnock by day) runs UBuntu Bridge, a Language and Culture Training
company based in Cape Town.
Craig has kept his focus on the initial intention of Quite a White Ou – to
inspire the youth to learn Xhosa and embrace the multi-culturalism of
South Africa and the global society.
Quite a White Ou teaches isiXhosa through his rap lyrics and is all about
effective communication, having fun and being proudly South African.
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“Charismatic, talented and doing something
really important, UBuntu Bridge should be
working in every school in the country!” 
Georgina Stirrup – Accelerate Cape Town

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