All roads lead to Queens

Auxilia Katongomara Entertainment Correspondent
It is finally upon us!
The most-awaited show of the year is here and all roads lead to Queens Sports Ground today where the crème de la crème of South Africa will be belting it out till the wee hours of tomorrow morning.
The gig dubbed Home Coming Party features a total of 12 artistes from Kalawa stable including Oskido, Doctor Malinga, Professor, DJ Zinhle, Berita, Tony Digital, Uhuru, Candy and Pepsi.

Show promoter Vusumuzi Siqalaba said the Kalawa crew was ready to roll and fans must expect the best ever festive gig.
“We are ready to roll and some of the artistes are already in the country. Oskido and Pepsi have already performed here. Fans can rest assured they will get value for their money as the group is determined to give them a good show. Kalawa is famed for electrifying shows and they always maintain that reputation,” he said.

He said refreshments would be on sale at the venue.
“There are all types of beverages and snacks at the venue,” said Siqalaba.
The show kicks off at 2pm and tickets would be going for $15 before 6pm.

Meanwhile, the list of winners for the tickets is out. Sithandekile Moyo and Pinkie Ndiweni won themselves tickets while Bukhosi Sibanda won CD albums.

Other winners will be contacted today so keep on sending the SMSes to 0773 292 364 and liking the Chronicle Zimbabwe Facebook page.
Just sms the names of two artistes from the famed Kalawa stable who are expected to perform at the Kalawa Home Coming Party at Queens Sports Club on Friday.

This is the third show in a row during the festive season as Kalawa has been here first at the Woza 2011 show. Last year the show was called the Kalawa Invasion and this year it has been christened the Home Coming Party.

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