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In separate tweets, the artists, who both released albums within the 2022 Grammy eligibility period (1 September 2020 to 30 September 2021), aired their grievances.

South African gospel giants Joyous Celebration are set to close off 2021 with a hybrid concert on Saturday 18 December.

The South African Traditional Music Achievement Awards are set to take place on Saturday 27 November. Singer-songwriter Candy Tsamandebele scored three nominations.

Wouter has received a nod in the Best New Age Album category for his album Pangaea, a collaboration with American composer and producer David Arkenstone.

Country has got the perfect mix of amazing sights, huge potential and a unique culture

In the month of October 2021, our team has been knocking off mostly past midnight at Expo 2020, Dubai at the South African Pavilion. One night in particular on 15 October, we had hit our highest ever tourist visits to the pavilion since our arrival.

Wouter Kellerman and four-time Grammy nominee David Arkenstone have collaborated on a new album.

Ladysmith Black Mambazo to headline global ‘Sounds of Celebration’ concert Ladysmith Black Mambazo and other big names will be stepping onto the virtual stage at Sounds of Celebration this Sunday. Sounds of Celebration concert which will be streamed on 23 May.  Ladysmith Black Mambazo boast an illustrious career with no less than five Grammy awards under the belt, as well as and featuring on Paul Simon’s Graceland album. Swing Low Sweet Chariot, for the 1995 Rugby World Cup. The virtua...

Ladysmith Black Mambazo to headline global concert ‘Sounds of Celebration’ “Sounds of Celebration” is back with a bang. For the first time in eight years, this collaboration between Education Africa and Sydenham Shul presents a concert to an international audience. Under the theme “Simunye (We Are One)” the musical extravaganza will be broadcast and streamed online on Sunday, May 23. The virtual concert will feature local and international stars and groups, includ...

A Freedom-Fighter Forever Celebrated 31 years ago today, February 11, the South African icon Nelson Mandela walked through Victor Verster Prison gate to freedom after having been incarcerated for 27 years. A prison sentence that the lawyer and social activist had received — along with several others including Andrew Mlangeni and Govan Mbeki, for leading the movement to end the racist, brutal and segragative apartheid regime in the country. A highly oppressive white-supremacist system that exi...