IF YOU thought all the Women's Day celebrations were confined to Joburg, think again!
IF YOU thought all the Women's Day celebrations were confined to Joburg, think again!
Women's Day Music Session which is likely to be a hit with the ladies, takes place at Morula Hotel & Casino in GaRankuwa, near Pretoria, on August 9, at 10am.
Set to dazzle with her moves and sexy outfit is Chomee, while Kelly Khumalo will brave the cold with her almost natural suit adorning a stunning body.
Others are Judith Sephuma with her sweet canary voice and Coca-Cola Popstar Letang, who is determined not to be swept underthe carpet. The rest are Basadi, Ladies of Jazz, the all-female band that makes you proud to be an Eve, Ntsikwane, who is making waves in Tshwane and the fantastic, gifted gospel dynamo whose meteoric rise to the top of the genre is a marvel, the fine Winnie Mashaba.
Adding razzmatazz to the shindig will be DJs Eddie Zondi, Paul and Wilson Nkosi.
To be part of the women celebrating other women who made history marching to the Union Buildings in 1956, make your way to Morula Hotel & Casino.
Tickets go for R160 at Computicket and Shoprite Checkers.
Top singers lined up for ladies bash
IF YOU thought all the Women's Day celebrations were confined to Joburg, think again!
IF YOU thought all the Women's Day celebrations were confined to Joburg, think again!
Women's Day Music Session which is likely to be a hit with the ladies, takes place at Morula Hotel & Casino in GaRankuwa, near Pretoria, on August 9, at 10am.
Set to dazzle with her moves and sexy outfit is Chomee, while Kelly Khumalo will brave the cold with her almost natural suit adorning a stunning body.
Others are Judith Sephuma with her sweet canary voice and Coca-Cola Popstar Letang, who is determined not to be swept underthe carpet. The rest are Basadi, Ladies of Jazz, the all-female band that makes you proud to be an Eve, Ntsikwane, who is making waves in Tshwane and the fantastic, gifted gospel dynamo whose meteoric rise to the top of the genre is a marvel, the fine Winnie Mashaba.
Adding razzmatazz to the shindig will be DJs Eddie Zondi, Paul and Wilson Nkosi.
To be part of the women celebrating other women who made history marching to the Union Buildings in 1956, make your way to Morula Hotel & Casino.
Tickets go for R160 at Computicket and Shoprite Checkers.