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Dr Vom steals the show at Hika La Ngwanyana

Monday, April 22, 2024 | 190 Views |

Dr Vom once again stole the show with the performance of his hit song, Tsaya Thobane PIC: KENNEDY RAMOKONE

With the same songs and one attire, the traditional dikhwaere legend, Dr Vom, continues to steal the show and becomes the centre of attraction.

At Hika La Ngwanyana Cultural Festival on Saturday evening, the crowd that was already prepared holding sticks and branches waited patiently for the Tsaya Thobane singer to perform.

When it was his time to perform, he kick-started his show with his popular song, Tsaya Thobane and the revellers who had been waiting patiently could not hold themselves anymore.

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