The Durban-based DJ will be accompanied by DJ Ntombi for a two-day visit to Zimbabwe. The pair who formed the Durban’s finest in 2005 will grace Holly’s Hotel private lounge official opening.
Holly’s entertainment manager Tinashe Zekiya said bringing DJ Cndo to Harare is like bringing any other international acclaimed musician.
“DJ Cndo is a renowned house producer as well as a music writer who is also capable of singing. As Holly’s management we want to give our fans a different feel of acts at our venue so that people will not say we are biased towards one genre.
“This time around we opted to bring an artiste who can spare time with our local performers from artistes to dancers so that they build relationships and share views about the arts scene together,” he added.
The event will also be graced by a couple of local DJs, artistes and dancers from places around Harare. Beverly “Bev” Sibanda and Zoey Sifelani will lead the dancers for the must attend slot of pole dancing which has gone viral.
Holly’s and City Sports Bar resident DJs Nash, Ohmz and DJ Archie will take a leading role for the local DJs.
Zakeyo said DJ Cndo will jet into the country at least two days before the show and Holly’s management will host a welcome party for her.
“As part of the reopening of the private lounge, we have planned to host Cndo and Ntando’s welcome party before their performance. The same line-up of the supporting acts will be readily available as well,” he said.
Cndo, who is riding high under the South African house record label The Durban’s Finest, has several albums which sold more than 25 000 copies in and outside South Africa.
She has since made a name for herself as she was the first finest lady to record and release a house music compilation in 2008.
Her debut album has been nominated for the 2007 Metro FM Best compilation Award and earned her respect among male house DJs such as Oskido, Sbu, Big Nuz, Tira and Cleo.



