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A weekend to remember

The fifth DStv Delicious International Food & Music Festival took place this weekend. Fundiswa Nkwanyana takes us through some of the memorable moments she experienced.

Images: DStv Delicious

Music and food fanatics braved the rain by arriving with positive energies, ready to enjoy the festivities.

A variety of stalls offered scrumptious meals and refreshing drinks.

On Saturday, rapper Common braced the stage and mesmerized the cheering crowd with his poetic lyrics, leaving his fans screaming for more.

South Africa’s favourite house music DJ, Black Coffee, turned up the heat and had people happily dancing in the rain.

The crowd sang along to Femi Kuti’s hit song Beng Beng Beng. His dancers and backing singers looked amazing in African-inspired outfits.

The legendary band Bongo Maffin reunited in an epic performance that was emotive and unforgettable.

Stoan’s dance moves and outfit changes were impressive.

The cherry on top was that the band announced that they were working on a new project after 21 years.

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