
Artists
Lira, Zahara, Caiphus Semenya, Letta Mbulu, Malik and Berita will honour the
selfless leader of the struggle for liberation, whose final resting place is at
the Thomas Nkobi Memorial Park in Germiston. Local performers Tshidi, the Taiwa
Jazz Band, Black Mok, Cole Van Dias, the Music Academy of Gauteng and more will
also entertain crowds on the day.
Entrance
to the concert will be free, however, only people with tickets will be allowed
entry into the venue. Tickets will be available from all of the City’s 20
Customer Care Centers from next Tuesday, April 23.
The City has
just finished a R12 million upgrade of the Germiston Lake and the concert is to
be one of the first major events to be hosted at the facility. Families are
welcome to enjoy the park which features three play areas; new park furniture,
braai and picnic facilities including gazebos; a fully equipped open-air gym
and revamped pathways for walking and jogging.
There is
a junior playground furnished with modern play equipment. Old playground
equipment has been revamped and placed in the senior kids’ playground. The
skate park has been fenced off and restored. There is also a play area
tailor-made to accommodate people living with disabilities.
Gates open at 10:00 and the performances will end at 21:00. No bottles or weapons will be allowed into the venue.
Issued by
Sam Modiba | Acting Media Relations Unit Manager
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