South African music duet, Mafikizolo who were headlining the Sendekera, Come Let’s Dance concert on Friday evening alongside Jah Prayzah pulled a top notch performance that left fans asking for more.
With the cash crisis that has been haunting Zimbabwe for a long time, the Afro-Pop duo still managed to attract a significant crowd.
Nhlanhla Nciza and Theo Kgosinkwe along with their band who came on stage after a satisfactory presentation by Jah Prayzah brought unparalleled class, testimony to their flourishing careers spanning two decades.
Before the headlining act, Ngoni Kambarami took to the stage around 9pm and reincarnated fond memories of the now faded urban grooves phenomenon.
Military Touch Movement signee, Andy Muridzo thrilled the fans with a 40 minute performance with songs like Dherira and Dhafu Dhunda mesmerising the fans.
Alexio Kawara and Cindy Munyavi were also part of the performing artists line up for the night.
Jah Prayzah took over the show at midnight and like always, had the house on its feet as fans danced to his hits as he went 90 minutes non-stop.
Mafikizolo then took over from where ‘Masoja‘ had left off and dropped an 80 minute stunning show as they performed some of their old hits and the current ones. In between their performance, they incorporated Jah Prayzah and pulled off the much anticipated Sendekera live performance.
The group announced that they will be back to perform in the country n September.
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