The nation-wide lock-down by President Ramaphosa has affected everyone in the country but has also ensured the slow spread of the virus.
With many businesses closed and events cancelled, from music, to education, feeding schemes and healthcare, some of our ZAlebs have been leading from the front in helping Mzansi cope with the pandemic.
Black Coffee
The world-renowned musician was among the first ZAlebs to do a free music concert on the 20th of March for his fans due to COVID-19. Black Coffee said that the purpose of the concert was to "keep spirits high at this incredibly tough time for the world...music unites". 
He further went on to raise more than a R90 K for the Solidarity Fund to assist in the efforts to fight the Corona virus. 
DJ Shimza & PH
DJ Shimza and DJ PH hosted Mzansi first online party along with some of the countries hottest DJ's and it has been a huge success with thousands joining in from their homes to watch on Channel O.
Some of the best DJ's in the game have bee spinning the decks for us every weekend in the comfort of our homes.
The Scorpion Kings
Meanwhile DJ Maphorisa and Kabza De Small have busy cooking the hottest Piano tracks and releasing Live sets on their Social channels to keep us entertained.
Minnie Dlamini
The Larger-than-life TV personality, Minnie Dlamini launched her own hand sanitizers, to help join the fight against the deadly corona virus.
Bonang
Bonang recently pleaded with the masses to help her identify 25 families, who are in need of groceries.
She would be donating R2000 to 25 underprivileged families who are in need of cash and she definitely delivered.
Thando Thabethe
The radio personality together with Boothfest Foundation and radio personality Mantsoe Pout-Nomzamo are on a mission to help feed the nation's most vulnerable during the coronavirus pandemic.
We couldn't be prouder of these ZAlebs doing their best to assist during these difficult times and we hope more can join the fight.
Read more: DJ Franky Gets Dragged For Defending Shimza
With many businesses closed and events cancelled, from music, to education, feeding schemes and healthcare, some of our ZAlebs have been leading from the front in helping Mzansi cope with the pandemic.
Black Coffee
The world-renowned musician was among the first ZAlebs to do a free music concert on the 20th of March for his fans due to COVID-19. Black Coffee said that the purpose of the concert was to "keep spirits high at this incredibly tough time for the world...music unites".
He further went on to raise more than a R90 K for the Solidarity Fund to assist in the efforts to fight the Corona virus.
DJ Shimza & PH
DJ Shimza and DJ PH hosted Mzansi first online party along with some of the countries hottest DJ's and it has been a huge success with thousands joining in from their homes to watch on Channel O.
Some of the best DJ's in the game have bee spinning the decks for us every weekend in the comfort of our homes.
The Scorpion Kings
Meanwhile DJ Maphorisa and Kabza De Small have busy cooking the hottest Piano tracks and releasing Live sets on their Social channels to keep us entertained.
Minnie Dlamini
The Larger-than-life TV personality, Minnie Dlamini launched her own hand sanitizers, to help join the fight against the deadly corona virus.
Bonang
Bonang recently pleaded with the masses to help her identify 25 families, who are in need of groceries.
She would be donating R2000 to 25 underprivileged families who are in need of cash and she definitely delivered.
Thando Thabethe
The radio personality together with Boothfest Foundation and radio personality Mantsoe Pout-Nomzamo are on a mission to help feed the nation's most vulnerable during the coronavirus pandemic.
We couldn't be prouder of these ZAlebs doing their best to assist during these difficult times and we hope more can join the fight.
Read more: DJ Franky Gets Dragged For Defending Shimza