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Makhadzi’s Mbofholowa album reaches a milestone

Metro FM‘s Best Female Artist award winner Ndivhudzannyi Ralivhona, also known as Makhadzi, is on a roll of success with her new album Mbofholowa as she celebrated its two million streams just two weeks after its release.

The Movie hitmaker made a good choice cutting the middle man when she formed her own record label and signed herself and a few other artists.

Booked both locally and internationally, Makhadzi is one artist who is sure to give you a performance worth your money.

Recently celebrating purchasing her third house after building and buying houses for her mother, father and grandmother, Makhadzi has many blessings that continue to follow her.

The Movie hitmaker recent wowed event goers when she performed at the Phalaphala FM‘s Royal Heritage Festival floating in the air, a stunt previously done by international superstars such as Usher, Beyonce, Kanye West, and many others.

Taking to her social media to share news of her album Mbofholowa‘s two million streams, the Venda queen noted:

“Mbofholowo album reached 2 milion streams in 2 weeks today, thanks for the love and support. ??? link is on my bio.”

 

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Instagram users and lovers of her music congratulated the Dear Ex hitmaker, commenting:

“Song of the year. Song of the festive season. Song of SABC.”

“You are a blessed Queen ? ?.”

On Facebook, social media users shared:

“Congratulations Queen of Limpopo.”

“Congratulations nwana wa mma.”

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