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Sha Sha gears up to release highly anticipated single Ndawana

Zimbabwean-born amapiano musician Charmaine Shamiso Mapimbiro, famously known as Sha Sha returns to the music scene with a highly anticipated single titled, Ndawana.

The Tender Love hitmaker recently took to her socials to announce that she was dropping her single, Nawana, featuring producer and musician Sykes and Kelvin Momo. In 2019, Sha Sha gained popularity when she ventured into the amapiano sound by collaborating with other artists in the genre such as Scorpion Kings.

Taking to X (formerly known as Twitter) she captioned: “The wait is soon coming to an end, a big thank you to my team for putting this together, super excited about this one!”

As some internet users celebrated this new single and her return to the music scene, some users took it as an opportunity to throw jabs at record producer and DJ Maphorisa who has been labelled as an alleged ‘grootman’ in the music industry. This is due to rumours that he treats his artists unfairly regardless of the master shares and other things connected to the percentage share of songs.

One user commented:

Another expressed their happiness as Sha Sha sets to release this new single.

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