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In an exciting development for fans of reggae and dancehall, South African artist Menelik AKA Don Dada has been confirmed to perform at the Fundraising Talent Search contest in Accra, Ghana on the 12th of October 2024 . This milestone marks a significant moment for Don Dada, highlighting his growing influence on the international music scene.

It’s time to get ready for the sixth edition of the Standard Bank Luju Food & Lifestyle Festival, to be held on the 2nd and 3rd of August, 2024, at the iconic Eswatini performance venue House On Fire!

The Standard Bank Luju Food & Lifestyle Festival is Eswatini’s not-to-be-missed food and fashion event of the year, with another dazzling display of high-end fashion from the region’s top designers and festivalgoers alike.

The Standard Bank Luju Food & Lifestyle Festival, back for its 6th edition, is a unique and sophisticated African-vintage styled celebration of the local, the wholesome, the creative, and the delicious, truly a sensory experience.

MTN Bushfire is excited to announce the official track release of the 2024 CollaboNation song “Mother” by Mozambique’s Stewart Sukuma and Eswatini’s Bholoja.

The much-anticipated Pressure Busspipe Benefit Concert is set to take Soweto by storm on the 28 of September 2024. Hosted at the Enoch Mafokate Equestrian Foundation, this concert promises to be a day of vibrant music and heartfelt community support.

King Dread, the renowned reggae producer, is thrilled to announce the launch of his latest album, featuring a collection of his best productions with various top reggae artists.

MTN Bushfire extends its thanks to the over 23,000 guests in attendance who represented close to 50 countries

Reggae enthusiasts, rejoice! The legendary Burning Spear is set to ignite the African continent with his highly anticipated One People Africa Tour. Brought to you by Lioness Productions SA and Sound System Club.

In the heart of Ennerdale, a community once vibrant with creativity and talent, a group of young individuals is striving to rebuild what was lost. The demolition of the sports ground and library left a void that impacted the youth deeply, robbing them of opportunities to express themselves through art, dance, music, and literature. Yet, from the ashes of destruction, a new movement has emerged - the Young Women in Arts Imbizo.

Back for its 6th edition, the Standard Bank Luju Food & Lifestyle Festival is a unique and sophisticated African-vintage style festival that continues to celebrate Mozambican food, arts and culture with its Afro-centric programme.

Liberating the Beat: The Call for Reggae's Recognition in South African Media.