Heritage explosion

All roads lead to Modimolle’s Ephraim Mogale Stadium on Heritage Day, Monday 24 September, for a music festival featuring the most famous King Monada and Lindokuhle “Mlindo” Magedezi.

Monada is dominating the airwaves with his hit CD, “Sa bora Moreki”, while Magedezi has the entire nation dancing to his tongoue-in-cheek offering, with the title “AmaBlesser”.

Events management company, Doc Master Entertainment, has put up posters marketing the huge festival starting mid-afternoon until late at night.

On the supporting bill is Bela-Bela’s jazz singer, Sean Sebola, who recently released his debut CD, “Gorata.”

Afropop rising star Samkelo Shusha from the Eastern Cape has been lined up as part of his debut CD tour.

In Mookgophong local revellers were expected to converge on the local stadium for the annual Colour Fest, an event from which members of the audience would have their faces and bodies painted in various shades of colours.

In Bela-Bela jazzophile, Themba Sekgala, said klevas (streetwise) from across the Waterberg were expected to support Masehla Thiyo, who was scheduled to host a jam session on Sunday 30
September at Vino’s Place, under the banner of the Bushveld Jazz Giants.

Club Paradise in Bela-Bela has announced that the venue’s Soul sessions would be dedicated to the Afropop genre on Heritage Day.

The Makubenjalo Arts Foundation dance troupe of Modimolle were billed to perform at the Polokwane Carnival on Saturday 22 September, following a successful show at the Legend Golf Safari in Mookgophong.

— The BEAT