Sterling EQ mesmerizes MAD

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A South African group of four young ladies called Sterling EQ mesmerised the audience at My African Dream (MAD) Grand Finale at Gaborone International Conversion Center (GICC) on Friday.

The South African instrumental pop music group kept the audience at the edges of their seats with their super-fly performances as they  brilliantly played their instruments. The audience could not resist dancing to the beats as the young women proudly did their thing.

Glittering in their shiny mini dresses the SAMA Award-winning group made up of pop flautist Carina Bruwer, electric cellist Ariella Caira, electric violinist Eriel Huang and Renate Riedemann left the audience happy as the MAD 2012 winners were announced. Amongst the top 18 finalists only 15 contestants were able to attend the big day as some of the contestants were sitting for their exams that day. The crew consisting of individuals and groups gave beautiful performances as the audience cheered. Amongst them were Wame Molema, Kemonye Malatelele and the young Thapelo Ngochwa.

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