Africa-Press – Eswatini. Powerful words and passionate artistry converge in Msandi KaBaba’s upcoming single, “Say No to Child Abuse,” set to be released on May 25, 2025.
The poet and performer, born Sandile Nxumalo, is leveraging his platform to take a bold stand against child abuse through the mediums of music and spoken word.
With a unique blend of Afro-Pop and poetry, Msandi’s new release delivers a clear and urgent message: children must be protected, and the issue of abuse must be confronted head-on.
“Every child deserves to live free from fear and harm. We cannot turn a blind eye,” Msandi passionately shared.
His commitment to advocating for children’s rights is deeply rooted in his own experiences and observations within the community.
Known for his emotional and community-driven work, Msandi previously gained significant attention for his poignant poem “Don’t Abuse Children,” which inspired the “Blow a Whistle Campaign.”
This initiative encourages individuals to report instances of abuse, fostering a culture of accountability and vigilance.
His latest project, “Say No to Child Abuse,” builds on that foundation, offering both a musical experience and a powerful social message.
Msandi Ka Baba
“This fight is personal for me,” he added. “Art has the power to ignite change. I want my work to serve as a reminder that we all have a role in safeguarding our most vulnerable.
” Msandi’s dedication to this cause is evident in his lyrics, which reflect both the pain of abuse and the hope for a future where children can thrive in safe environments.
Backed by Siyalu Entertainment, the single is expected to resonate across Eswatini and beyond. With its modern sound and memorable chorus, “Say No to Child Abuse” aims to reach listeners of all ages, sparking conversations and calls to action.
The track’s infectious rhythm and poignant lyrics are designed to engage audiences, encouraging them to reflect on the importance of child protection in society.
Pre-orders for the single begin on May 11, and anticipation is building among fans and advocates alike.
Msandi is not only focused on local impact; he also plans to take his message internationally, promoting child protection on the global stage.
“This isn’t just about music; it’s about making history,” he emphasized. “We must stand together, speak out, and ensure that no child suffers in silence.”
Msandi KaBaba is set to embark on a series of performances and community engagements leading up to the release.
He aims to use these opportunities to raise awareness about child abuse and the importance of reporting it. “I want to create a safe space for conversations around this topic,” he stated. “
Through music and poetry, we can create a movement that empowers individuals to take action.”
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