Thula Sizwe (it means "Hush and Listen" in Zulu) is an 11-man singing group from South Africa. They sing a mixture of traditional Zulu music and adaptations of American gospel.

The group was formed in 1988, in the midst of apartheid. Abel Dlamini was working in a vanadium mine when he joined a group of men who were singing traditional Zulu music, creating Thula Sizwe. The group currently consists of Nicolas Lenkwato, Alfred Letsoalo (the drummer), Jonathan Mabuya, Johannes Magana, Zobaphi Mchunu, Sipho Mgiba, Isaac Mlambo, Kwenza Ngubane, Paul Ramafalo, Sikhumbuzo Zikalala, and Abel Dlamini (leader).

While not as popular as the simliar group Ladysmith Black Mambazo, Thula Sizwe has achieved world recognition. In 1992, they sang to welcome Nelson Mandela home after his release from prison. They performed in Paul Simon's Graceland concerts. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.