WaarWasJy brings Kwaito kings together

Wednesday, October 14, 2015

South African Kwaito kings will share the stage with their local counterparts at an event dubbed, WaarWasJy come October 31 at the Fairground.

The music festival will host Kwaito heavyweights from Arthur Mafokate, Doc Shebeleza, and Ishmael, to Mzambiya and Kabelo. Locally it will be Mapetla, NT Base, Lecco, MR O, and DJ Sly amongst others.

Event Organiser, Lecco Kenosi, clad in the WaarWasJy gear told Showbiz, “We are thrilled to bring another creative venture to the local entertainment industry.

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WaarWasJy brings Kwaito kings together

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