Oskido promotion returns

Bongani Ndlovu  Showbiz Correspondent
Oskido’s Kalawa Jazzmee stable and Chronicle are running a competition which will see the two giving away 15 tickets for the Kalawa Jazzmee Homecoming party to be held in Bulawayo on December 27.The party which will feature performances by South African acts, Mduduzi Masilela and Mandoza of the hit song Fifty Fifty, Zola of the hit album Mdlwembe, Jah Seed of Bongo Maffin and Brickz of the Sweetie My baby, will once again be held at Queens Sports Club under the theme: “20 years of Kwaito celebration”.

To enter the competition which starts today, one simply has to log onto Facebook and like the Chronicle page: Chronicle Zimbabwe or follow the Nation’s Liveliest Newspaper on Twitter handle @ChronicleZim and answer questions which will be put up on the two social networking sites. To answer the questions, people will have to send an SMS to 0773 292 364 with their full name, ID number and answer.

Five VIP tickets and 15 standard tickets will be up for grabs.

Show promoter Vusumuzi Siqalaba encouraged party animals to enter the competition that was oversubscribed last year.

“Judging by the huge response that we got last year, we decided to increase the number of tickets we are giving away from five last year to 15 this year,” he said.

He said VIP tickets for the show are going for $25 while standard tickets cost $10.

Today’s question is: What year was Mdu and Mandoza’s track Fifty Fifty released and on whose album.

Send an SMS of your answer to 0773 292 364.

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