Sandzile Mabuza is a University of Johannesburg student from eSwatini with a passion for diverse aspects of popular culture, including music, books, fashion, and current affairs. As the former chairperson of the UNICEF club on campus, he led a team of aspiring leaders. In addition, he contributed to the Cancer Association of South Africa's Marketing department, serving as an Editor responsible for social media content and copywriting.

His career interests lie in journalism, media, and communication services. On his BlogSpot, he has written articles covering topics such as China's expanding influence: redefining global dynamics and implications for Africa,andInsurgency and terrorism: the unseen crisis devastating Africa, and youth unemployment. Mabuza is particularly focused on addressing contemporary issues like the Fourth Industrial Revolution, youth unemployment, and inequality in Afghanistan.

He is the author of a conservative daily newsletter on LinkedIn, where he writes about current issues affecting the African continent. His work goes beyond merely analyzing contemporary problems; it serves as a call to action for his readers.

In 2023 he completed his work integrated learning at the University of Johannesburg community engagement Unit both as an intern and Volunteer where he completed more than 80 hours of service and demonstrated his skills such as, Internal communication, stakeholder engagement and event management where him and other students hosted an event known as Shebiz, which won third place ant Community engagement showcase.

He is also currently an ambassador at Theirworld where he is part of a group of changemakers around the world. advocating for the investment of early childhood education around the world.

As part of his position at UNICEF UJ he was elected to be part of a coalition known as Global Campaign for education,

Believing in the power of storytelling, especially in the digital age, he aims to create impactful documentaries that shed light on pressing social issues, such as the Taliban's control in Afghanistan and mental health awareness. Mabuza advocates for utilizing social media, emphasizing the potential of hashtags to spark essential conversations on matters like poverty, inflation, and unemployment. His ultimate goal is to inspire hope and confidence while prioritizing issues that significantly impact daily lives.