South Africa’s music scene is set to explode with the launch of “uShuni Womhlaba,” a vibrant new reality show celebrating the nation’s rich musical heritage. This exciting competition will spotlight a plethora of local talents across various genres, including Maskandi, Mbaqanga, Isicathamiya, Afro-pop, and traditional music.
Set to premiere on July 7th at 18:00 on SABC1, “uShuni Womhlaba” promises to be a must-watch for music enthusiasts and fans of South African culture. The show aims to uncover hidden gems in the music world, giving them a platform to shine and reach a broader audience.
Hosting the show is none other than Mpumi Mlambo, famously known as Msakazi, a beloved Metro FM DJ. Known for her keen ear for talent, Mpumi expressed her excitement on Instagram, saying, “For years, I’ve been on the radio searching for young talent creating incredible music, yet lacking a platform. While I’ve explored almost every genre, Maskandi, Mbaqanga, and Isicathamiya remained untouched. Now, with immense joy, I announce that I’ll continue this mission on @Official_SABC1 on a show called @ushuniwomhlaba. This opportunity fills me with excitement and deep gratitude. Sukuma @Njinjiwami, Sekunjalo!!!! #UshuniWomhlaba.”
“uShuni Womhlaba” promises to be a groundbreaking series, offering viewers a unique glimpse into the diverse and dynamic world of South African music. Make sure to tune in every Sunday to witness the rise of the country’s next musical sensations.
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Mpumi Mlambo to host new show
The Metro FM DJ, affectionately known as Msakazi, is the co-host of the new SABC 1’s brand-new reality show, "uShuni Womhlaba."
This music competition aims to celebrate and showcase South Africa’s diverse musical talents, spanning… pic.twitter.com/LcfetFeRGM
— Kgopolo (@PhilMphela) June 11, 2024NEW SHOW:
uShuni Womhlaba
A brand-new exciting singing and music competition reality show, set to showcase and celebrate South Africa’s diverse musical talents.
The show will unearth unknown and new talents of various musical genres such as Maskandi, Mbhaqanga, Isicathamiya,… pic.twitter.com/t7i61H8E6B
— Kgopolo (@PhilMphela) June 4, 2024
