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Zakhele Madida  (born 26 April 1981), better known by his stage name  Zakes Bantwini , is a South African record producer and musician. He grew up in  KwaMashu , a township in  Durban  in the  KwaZulu-Natal province  of South Africa. He was raised in KwaMashu where he initially lived in a two-roomed house with thirteen other people. Zakes Bantwini went to Shayamoya Junior Primary School in KwaMashu. He later attended Nqabakazulu High School. He later obtained a  National Certificate  in Light Music at  Durban University of Technology . Zakes Bantwini studied  Jazz  and Music performance at the  University of KwaZulu-Natal  in Durban, KwaZulu-Natal. He also studied a Social Entrepreneurship Programme at Gordon Institute of Business Science,  University of Pretoria . [ Zakes Bantwini has worked closely with fellow local musician  Black Coffee , with whom he collaborated on the hit song  Juju . In 2009, Zakes Bantwini was featured in Black Coffee‘s album titled  Home Brewed

The word ''nude", used as a description, has become problematic in the world of fashion. Since it describes colours from the palest of whites to the darkest of browns, nude as a colour describes any number of skin tones. Christian Louboutin realised that in order to address the political correctness of the word he would have to provide some options in his ''nude" range. He launched his Nudes Collection in 2013 with four shoes that catered to women of varying skin tones. Since then the designer has added to the collection, with the latest Spring 2017 additions now available. The collection includes two more versatile sandal options: Cherry Sandal, a platform shoe with a block heel and ankle strap, and Christeriva, a stiletto with ribbons that wrap around the ankle. Both are available in seven shades and have the Louboutin iconic red sole.