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Makhadzi to host a one woman show in Zimbabwe

Makhadzi’s Zimbabwean fans will get to experience the songstress’ magical voice in a one woman show that is set to take place in Bulawayo, on a date that will be released soon. This will not be the first time Makhadzi has done a one woman show. She has hosted one at Thohoyandou’s Makhuvha stadium late last year.

Since announcing her exit from Open Mic Productions to her very own company called Makhadzi entertainment, the Metro FM best female award winner has continued shining and doing amazingly well.

Taking to her Facebook, the Ghanama hit maker shared with her 6.9 million followers that she would be hosting a one woman show for her Zimbabwean fans, in a post captioned:

“MAKHADZI ONE WOMAN SHOW IS COMING TO ZIMBABWE ?? IN BULAWAYO ????? I will post the date tomorrow.”

Excited followers commented in the booked and busy superstar’s post, sharing:

“A queen ? jikelele misava ? hikwayo ? keep up a good work.”

“All the best for one woman show.. don’t for get to get shebeshxt new lawyer We want him back to bad influence our young generation kadi Nike.”

“And you fill up stadiums even outside the country.”

Some shared their anticipation for tomorrow date announcement, adding:

“Waiting for tomorrows announcement Khadzi Khadzi ❤❤?????❤❤❤.”

Some users even enticed Makhadzi adding she’d be coming to a stronger currency and making more money.

They shared:

“And another thing we buy tickets in U$ you get more than ? ? I love zimbabwe.”

“Remember we pay in US ? no funny games.”

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