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Cassper and Nasty C announce joint world tour dates

Award-winning rappers Cassper Nyovest and Nasty C have officially announced the dates for their joint African Throne World Tour, with more dates to come.

The news of the tour was first announced on 31 May on the rappers’ social media accounts.

Nasty C (born Nsikayesizwe David Junior Ngcobo) captioned his post, “PSA!! ME & @casspernyovest ARE GOING ON TOUR VERY SOON!!! #AFRICANTHRONE! THIS IS A AFRICAN HIP HIP CELEBRATION & IM SUPER PROUD & EXCITED TO BRING YOU THIS EXPERIENCE WITH THE ONE & ONLY MUFASA! F*CKN HUGE!!!”

 

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On the morning of Friday 14 July, the Loco rappers shared the dates, with Cassper (real name Refiloe Maele Phoolo) saying, “Me & the Broski coming to a city/country near you and I’m mad excited. Drop your flags below and show us which country we gone be meeting you in … More dates to be announced soon. See you in a bit!”

In the tour information provided, the two rappers are shown to be performing in South Africa on the following dates:

  • 24 September – Cape Town
  • 30 September – Durban
  • 28 October – Johannesburg

 

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Responding to Cassper’s post, media mogul and entrepreneur Bonang Matheba wrote, “This is dope! ????.”

Sharing the same post, Nasty C wrote,”Me & Cass been working on this amazing show & we can’t wait to bring it to you!! Which country you think will be the littest?? ??? #AfricanThrone.”

 

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