Amanda Black, Lorna Maseko added to DStv Delicious

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Johannesburg - An array of stars like Amanda Black and Lorna Maseko have been added to the sixth DStv Delicious International Food and Music Festival which will take place on Heritage weekend on 22 and 23 September 2018.
Other celebs set to headline the two-day fest at the Kyalami Grand Prix Circuit in Midrand, which will also feature previously announced act Erykah Badu (performing on Sunday, 23 September) and multi-instrumentalist Jordan Rakei, who recently wowed local fans when he played his first-ever South African gig at The Cape Town Jazz Festival in 2018.
Rising youthful voice, Amanda Black will join a league of leading women on the Womandla set, on Saturday, 22 September. She will be part of a festive celebration of the power of women in music and heritage alongside the ever-elegant singer-songwriter, Lira whilst the cultural force of song, Simphiwe Dana will lend her magic to the main stage as well. 
from www.channel24.co.za

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	Johannesburg - An array of stars like Amanda Black and Lorna Maseko have been added to the sixth DStv Delicious International Food and Music Festival which will take place on Heritage weekend on 22 and 23 September 2018. Other celebs set to headline the two-day fest at the Kyalami Grand Prix Circuit in Midrand, which will also feature previously announced act Erykah Badu (performing on Sunday, 23 September) and multi-instrumentalist Jordan Rakei, who recently wowed local fans when he played his first-ever South African gig at The Cape Town Jazz Festival in 2018. Rising youthful voice, Amanda Black will join a league of leading women on the Womandla set, on Saturday, 22 September. She will be part of a festive celebration of the power of women in music and heritage alongside the ever-elegant singer-songwriter, Lira whilst the cultural force of song, Simphiwe Dana will lend her magic to the main stage as well. from www.channel24.co.za