South African singer Makhadzi Muimbi showed the world how strong she is when she visited Botswana for a performance last week. Not only did Makhadzi excite the fans with her electric display, but she showed she is also a great human being.
She had the opportunity to meet singer and songwriter Magadeline Lesolobe, popularly known Internationally as Charma Gal.
In a show of respect, Makhadzi knelt before
the Dalie Wami’ hitmaker, although she is equally as popular as Charma Gal.
She also posted pictures of herself with Charma Gal and also with the Taku Taku hitmaker Vee Mampeezy.
The Ghanama hitmaker took to Twitter to salute her fans, “Good morning, my people!. I am very emotional because of the love I received yesterday from my Flag of Botswana, Botswana lovely fans. You guys proved to me that God’s timing is the best and if he says yes, nobody can say no!”
She also had a few nice words for Vee Mampeezy and Charma Gal
‘Vee Mampeezy Makhadzi and Charma Gal and Charma Gal, thanks for supporting me yesterday. Your presence made my performance a boom! Let’s continue giving our people good music. WE ARE 1.”
After meeting each other, the pair performed a song together; they performed Themba Muthu for the first time together after collaborating on the song nine months ago.
After returning home, Makhadzi grabbed the headlines after posting a picture of herself wearing ANC colours while ‘celebrating’ her invitation to meet President Cyril Ramaphosa.
The pictures did not sit well with some of her fans, who threatened to unfollow her and delete her music from their devices as they believe she is unfairly influencing them to vote for the ANC in the upcoming local government elections.
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