Duduzile Sibanda is a self taught singer and song writer who discovered her ability to sing at a very young age. Coming from a music-loving family she grew up singing at family gatherings, church functions, and in the school choir. Her passion for performing has continued to grow.

After high school, Duduzile pursued music as a backing singer for local musicians like Khulekani Bhethule (Khuxxman), Zenzele Ndebele, Gabs Fire, Mjox and many more. She also worked vocally on a series of jingles for Radio Dialogue. 

In 2011 she joined a theatre project titled ‘Stitcha’ produced by Qhube Productions where she further explored her music career as well as theatre. After Stitsha she began doing backing vocals for Ramadu, an Austrian based musician, who at the time, was working on his release ‘Zim Classics’.

Duduzile joined Nobuntu when the group was founded. She is a singer, songwriter and dancer on both albums, (THINA and EKHAYA).

In 2016, Duduzile, along with friend and fellow Nobuntu member, Zanele Manhenga, started uMuz’Wentombi (The House of Woman), a culture and arts platform meant to bring women together in the city of Bulawayo.