Africa-Press – Eswatini. Vocalist and songwriter Bongiswa Mkhonta, known by his stage name Bongswa, has just dropped a vibrant visualizer for his popular Amapiano track, “Manyonyoba,” a collaboration with Yung Keys that features Sintour, Blackwell_M, and Bongswa.
The visualiser, which officially released on December 1, 2025, is already creating a major buzz in the regional music landscape, highlighting the growing synergy between Eswatini and South African Amapiano talent.
The song “Manyonyoba” is a standout track from the duo’s recent project, the “EMADOMINI” EP, which hit streaming platforms on November 27, 2025. The EP, a collaborative effort between Bongswa and Yung Keys, draws its conceptual inspiration from the energetic and engaging lifestyle surrounding university culture, specifically the University of Eswatini. This theme grounds their music in relatable, local narratives set to the infectious Amapiano beat.
“The ‘EMADOMINI’ EP is inspired by the university lifestyle, weaving these campus stories into music. We really put together a cross-regional party for the visuals. Hope everyone enjoys the new sound and the energy we captured,” says Bongswa, emphasizing the collaborative and celebratory nature of the release.
The visualizer itself is a powerful testament to Southern African musical unity and party culture. It was captured during Eswatini’s finest MC, Sintour’s, recent birthday party, which served as the perfect backdrop. Shot at the scenic Mdzimba View, the video seamlessly blends the natural beauty of the location with the electrifying energy of a live musical event, providing viewers with an exciting glimpse into the region’s top entertainment community.
The video is packed with notable appearances, showcasing a blend of high-profile talent from both countries. From South Africa, viewers will spot renowned acts such as King P, Miano, and Killa Punch. Representing Eswatini’s local excellence, the visualizer features top local DJs, including Obsession, Ayacity, and Bandora, This diverse lineup underscores the project’s ambition to create music that resonates across borders.
Bongswa’s journey in music began early, starting at the age of 12 in his hometown of Germiston, South Africa. As an established vocalist and songwriter, his Amapiano style is deeply rooted in the genre’s current sounds, yet filtered through his own creative lens. He draws significant inspiration from Amapiano legends like DJ Maphorisa and Daliwonga, figures whose influence is evident in the polished yet raw quality of his work.
The release of the “Manyonyoba” visualizer and the accompanying “EMADOMINI” EP solidifies Bongswa and Yung Keys’ position as exciting and sophisticated voices within the continuously evolving Amapiano movement. By successfully fusing compelling university-inspired narratives with high-quality production, they are crafting music that is both commercially appealing and culturally significant.
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