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Simphiwe Dana announces Annual Congregation

8y By Kwanele Mathebula

Award-winning singer Simphiwe Dana has announced an intimate performance, the Simphiwe Dana Annual Congregation. The star will celebrate 15 years since her debut in the music industry with this intimate congregation. This will be Simphiwe’s first performance since her successful recovery from vocal surgery and is set to be a very moving and memorable one.

The Simphiwe Dana Annual Congregation live at The Lyric Theatre, Gold Reef City on 2 March 2019.

Simphiwe Dana announces Annual Congregation. Will you be attending?

 

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Church! This I try to do for my fans every year. Issa annual congregation ??

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