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Zonke launches mobile app for streaming her songs

South African musician Zonke Peter Dikana has launched a new streaming app that will aid fans to stream her music.

The singer took to social media and introduced her followers to a newly launched app called Orion.

“So…my App is ready, it’s live! This is the only legit platform where you will find my new album #Embo so please go to Android App Store download, subscribe, enjoy,” she wrote.

 

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The star is also currently on tour called the Enigma Tour. She is set to perform in Carnival City and will be recording the performance which will be available in DVD.

“I DECIDED TO CAPTURE THIS PERFORMANCE ??( what we used to call a “live DVD shoot” ) SO PLEASE BE READY FOR A LIVE RECORDING OF THE CONCERT (Dress to impress yourselves) ????❤️?? ? ?,” she said. 

 

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Many took to the comments section with mixed emotions, some are still hurt that the Cape Town concern got cancelled with some hurt that they won’t be able to attend the Carnival City concert while some are excited for the show.

One social media user wrote: “This could’ve been Cape Town. We are torn apart because the show was cancelled without any sound explanation. Kubi ?.”

Another social media user said: “I’m still so heartbroken that I can’t make it… I still tell people around me how sad I am that I can’t make it coz I was not able to buy the tickets on time?????.”

Another user added: “I am soooo ready?riding SOLO that night??‍♀️??‍♀️.”

Also see: Basetsana Khumalo shared her life memories with fans

 

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