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Cardi B is coming to South Africa!

7y By Kwanele Mathebula

Grammy award-winning rapper Cardi B is coming to South Africa. The star is this year’s headliner for alcohol brand Castle Lite’s 10th annual concert, Castle Lite Unlocks. The brand announced the exciting news on social media, a few hours after selling out the early bird tickets.

Cardi confirmed the news saying in part; “SOUTH AFRICA !! Chioma B is coming !!!!….Teach me more bout your country in the comments.”

The Castle Lite Unlocks experience takes place on 12 June 2020 at the Ticket Pro Dome.

Cardi B is coming to South Africa! We can’t wait to catch her on stage!

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