One of the most popular Tshivenda music groups to have emerged from Vhembe, the Malisakholomo Band, impressed the audience with a live performance of their latest album during the Tshivenda Traditional Music Organisation (TTM Org) workshop. Comprised of three members, the band, founded in 2012, continues to make its presence felt in the entertainment world. The group released its seventh album, “Tsitsanwana”, in December last year.

As the world celebrated Mother’s Day, one of South Africa’s leading musicians, DJ Davic, openly expressed his undying love for his departed mother.

Radio Thohoyandou presenter Mulalo Muvhango Mathoma fell in love with radio when he was still a young boy, attending classes at Lukhaimana Primary School. “During breaks, I would entertain my classmates by broadcasting a soccer match or imitating popular broadcasters at Phalaphala FM,” he explains.

With the release of his latest album, “Phamukhilikhithi”, Victor Nempumbuluni, known as “Musindakanzhani,” has boosted his reputation as a top-class reggae musician. He is gaining popularity among reggae music lovers because of his unique style, which consists of heavy bass sounds, some chopping sounds, and occasional, well-positioned bass.