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Ikwekwezi FM hosts Zikhakhazise Ngesikhenu cultural event

The event takes place in Mpumalanga and will focus on the richness of the Ndebele culture.

Ikwekwezi FM, a radio station owned by the South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC), is hosting the three-point-zero cultural event, Zikhakhazise Ngesikhenu, in KwaMhlanga, Mpumalanga. This two-day event, which commenced on Saturday, aims to unite thousands of people in the celebration of South Africa's diverse cultural heritage. The event will showcase the richness of the Ndebele culture.

Nkosinathi Ntuli, the SABC Business Manager for Mpumalanga, commented on the event, stating that this year's edition, referred to as Zikhakhazise Ngesikhenu 3.0, has expanded to a three-day experience. The festivities kick off with the radio station embarking on a tour with its key stakeholders, comprising several guests invited by the station, strategic partners of the station, and other commercial entities that have business relationships with the station.

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