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Makhadzi ‘s songs hit a million views after a month of release

South African musician Ndivhudzannyi Ralivhona famously known as Makhadzi is celebrating a huge milestone as an independent artist. 

After leaving her previous record label Open Mic Production who managed her to start her own label the Limpopo born star got excited after making a massive progress.

This comes after the award-winning singer made headlines after alleging exploitation against her former record label Open Mic Productions.

The singer alleged that she was never paid for the music she released while she was signed to the record label. 

The conflict between the record label and Makhadzi over a contract then served as the inspiration for the songs which have since received a million views. 

Taking to her Instagram timeline she announced the exiting news saying: 

“Remember the twins ?‍♀️? The first born for my new record lebel? They reached a milion views in 1month. ??‍♀️??‍♀️????. Thank you for your love and support… 1 September the album will be the ready! I really appreciate you all ❤️❤️?.”

 

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Many people flooded the comment of the Sugar Sugar hitmaker with congratulatory messages. 

One social media user wrote: “Congratulations African Queen ????? Can’t wait for the album.”

“You deserve every blessing that is coming your way. You earned it khadzi????❤️❤️,” another user added.

A fan simply wrote: “Congratulations ❤️.”

“We have you in our prayers keep the good hits coming,” wrote a fan.

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