Residents of Vhembe, especially those from Makhuvha outside Thohoyandou, are in for a treat this Easter weekend. This follows the confirmation that the legendary Tshivenda traditional music group, Adziambei Band, will make their first major public performance since 2013. The show, dubbed the Miengelani Festival, will take place at the David and Alice Fountain Resort in Madzwarani Hamakhuvha on Friday, 30 March.

Amapiano artist Rude Kid Venda, also known as Chidochi, released his latest single along with its music video, titled “Kwiti Kwiti”, on Saturday, 16 March. The song and video feature Vho Fridah, Legoo, Pro-Heed, and Vule C4.

One of the best reggae artists to emerge from South Africa, Colbert Mukwevho, will be recording a live music album at the Babylon Resort in Thohoyandou on Saturday (30^th).

The Landlords, a dynamic duo consisting of Gift Ramashidzha, known as Gee Rams, and Leo Munyai, known as LeoArr, have released an extended play (EP) album titled “Rent is Due”, featuring four new songs.

After a devastating nosedive in his music business, reggae artist Justice Mbedzi is dusting himself off and picking up the pieces to put his life back together again.

Rudzani Shavhani, known as “B Boy,” is a talented Makhado FM presenter who is making waves in the industry. He presents the “Dziaswa” show on Friday and Saturday from 21:00 to 00:00, and on Sunday, he presents the RnB show from 09:00 to 12:00.

Khodani Phuluwa of Gondeni ha Mabilu is a talented pencil artist who has captured the hearts of art enthusiasts with his remarkable creations. The 21-year-old Phuluwa’s art skills, honed during his childhood years, now support his family, and his stunning creations adorn the walls of his satisfied clients.

Ms. Fhulufhelo Thabo, who resides in Phadzima, supports her children by crafting traditional items with beads. “In my work, I create necklaces, keyholders, and bracelets made from beads. Some of the beadwork is done in colours that tourists love,” she says.

Against the backdrop of globalisation's sway over traditional cultures, a remarkable effort has surfaced in the heart of the Vhembe District. Led by elders deeply connected to their heritage, the African Indigenous Instrument Preservation NPC has stepped into the spotlight. This group, consisting of seasoned musicians from various Limpopo communities, convenes bi-monthly at Thohoyandou Arts and Culture Centre. Rejecting modern influences, they stand as guardians of African indigenous music, committed to preserving its essence for future generations.

Popular Vhembe Rhumba star Tshifhiwa Mathoni, better known as Scoco Vrumpha Muimbi, nearly quit music after struggling to accept the death of her mother. But she has bounced back and released another new album.

Renowned Idols singer Vhudie, the mastermind behind the chart-topping hit “Yoki Yoki,” has once again captured hearts with his latest release, “Smile Bbe”, featuring FUZA and DJ LP LEVEL. Vhudie’s song, which debuted on Wednesday, 6 March, is already garnering exceptional feedback on platforms such as Spotify, solidifying Vhudie’s position within the musical circle.

Popular manyalo and house-music artist Mashudu Munyai has reacted angrily to negative social-media comments about her compromising dress code during a performance. Better known as Mrofha Cha Muimbi, the 22-year-old singer and dancer from Tshitanini Tshififi performed before a crowd at the Boxer circle in Thohoyandou on Saturday, 9 March.