As a high school student, Ndaba started taking dance classes at a local university. She was good enough to get scouted by Alfred Hinkel and sent to Cape Town, where she worked on the set of “Sarafina!” For ten years, she danced with Jazzart, before leaving to teach in Durban and Johannesburg. “My target was people who have left school but don’t know where to go next,” Ndaba explains. “When I was looking for dancers I would go to the supermarkets and give pamphlets to the old mamas and say “I know you have someone at home who isn’t doing anything.”