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Ndlovu Youth Choir visits Emperors Palace

Trailblazing choir returns home.

September 26, 2019

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Peermont CEO Nigel Atherton (middle) with members of the trailblazing Ndlovu Youth Choir and choir master, Ralf Schmitt (front right), when they arrived at Emperors Palace for a press conference, straight after arriving home last Friday. Photo by: Yolanda van der Stoep.v

The Ndlovu Youth Choir returned to South Africa last Friday from their remarkable run in America’s Got Talent (AGT) where they became the first performers from Africa to make it to the final of the talent competition.

Two of the stars of the Ndlovu Youth Choir, who wowed the world with their performances on America’s Got Talent (AGT), Andile Majola and Mahlatse Ntobeng, joined Emperors Palace’s Fama Via Walk of Fame family last Friday when they and other members of the choir added their finger or hand prints to it. Photo by: Yolanda van der Stoep.

They visited Emperors Palace for a press conference shortly after their arrival home and that evening some of the choir members added their finger or handprints to the Fama Via Walk of Fame at Emperors Palace.

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September 26, 2019

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