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Ginger Apple Group, the organisers of the exclusive Christmas musical and dinner event scheduled for Thursday in Harare have defended their ticket pricing. There is no general admission, with the VIP ticket costing US$130, while the VVIP ticket is priced at US$180.
The new man in songbird Nhlanhla Nciza’s life could cause the split of one of South Africa’s most iconic groups, Mafikizolo, as he is reportedly causing friction amongst group members while encouraging her to pursue a solo career.
Finance ministry permanent secretary George Guvamatanga faced fierce criticism over his 50th birthday bash in Harare where he invited top performers from South Africa, but he struck a defiant tone saying “I cannot pretend to be poor to make people happy”.
By Prince Mushawevato
That the “Mafikizolo Back in Town” concert was an epic disaster is now common knowledge.
Claims of sabotage by organisers of the show, Proma Events, and xenophobic violence-related boycotts have been thrown around in efforts to try and explain the flop.
But the truth is that times are changing, show-goers no longer tolerate disorganisation, extortion or being taken for granted.
Organisers of the Mafikizolo concert which was penciled to take place this Friday have cancelled the show amid threats of a boycott by local fans and musicians.
ORGANISERS of Mafikizolo’s “Back in Town Concert” slated for Harare International Conference Centre (HICC) on Friday have revealed that they will channel part of the show proceeds towards victims of xenophobic attacks in South Africa.
Top South African pop outfit, Mafikizolo, will next month cement its romance with Hararians when the group returns to the capital for one-off special performance.
Mafikizolo star, Nhlanhla Nciza, has announced that sh and her music mogul husband Thembinkosi “TK” Nciza have split after almost 15 years of marriage.
As South Africa’s Mafikizolo launched their album titled Mafikizolo 20 last week, an ode to the group’s celebration of two decades in the music industry, the album featured most of Africa’s celebrated artistes, one of them our very own Jah Prayzah.
Residents of Kadoma and surrounding areas will have a rare moment when South Africa’s Mafikizolo performs at Odyssey Hotel on Friday and organisers say signs of anticipation are all over the town.