THE month of August will be packed with celebrations for Women’s Month, and the audience at Durban Botanic Gardens Lake Area will be treated to a special music lineup on August 9.
On the day, audiences will commemorate National Women’s Day with an inspiring afternoon featuring Lira alongside the soulful Nomfundo Moh.
Event organisers said the Women’s Day celebration is made even more poignant by the return of Lira, whose own journey has become a symbol of courage, hope and resilience.
Her acclaimed Still Here performances have celebrated healing, perseverance and the transformative power of music, making her appearance at Old Mutual Music at the Lake a fitting tribute to the strength of South African women. Together with the powerful voice of Nomfundo Moh, one of the country’s brightest contemporary stars, the concert promises an afternoon of inspiration, celebration and world-class music.
The celebrations continue on September 24 when Heritage Day comes alive with an unforgettable concert from Sjava, Simmy and the Q Twins.
“At Old Mutual, we believe music has the power to bring people together while celebrating the values that define us as South Africans,” said Molise Moloi, a Mass and Foundation Cluster marketing executive at Old Mutual.
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