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Don't miss Black Coffee, DJ Oskido and Zakes Bantwini live in Joburg this weekend

Karishma Dipa|Published

Black Coffee will host his “Africa Is Not a Jungle” concert in Johannesburg this weekend.

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Black Coffee Foundation Benefit Concert

The South African-born, internationally acclaimed musician’s “Africa Is Not a Jungle” showcase will be staged in Johannesburg this weekend.

After making an appearance in Durban earlier this month, the artist - whose real name is Nkosinathi Maphumulo - is set to headline the gathering.

In a celebration of music, culture, and community, the rest of the line-up includes Uncle Waffles, Major League DJz, Kabza De Small, DJ Lag and Karyendasoul. Other confirmed artists are ASVNTE and 2wo Bunnies.

Meanwhile, for every ticket purchased, R20 will be donated to the Foundation, directly supporting communities in need and empowering creative projects that live well beyond the music.

Where: Melrose Arch.

When: Saturday, November 29, from 12pm.

Oskido’s Big Day Day

Some of Mzansi's biggest acts are set for electrifying performances at this year’s edition of the music festival, which is founded by DJ Oskido (real name Oscar Mdlongwa).

Those who will perform include DJ Fresh, TKZee, DJ Cleo, Zola 7 and DJ Zinhle. They will be joined by  DJs@Work (Christos and Vinny), Mafikizolo, Malaika, Kabza de Small, DJ Kent and Bobsta Mgiftana, amongst others.

Where: Huddle Park in Linksfield.

When: Saturday, November 29 from midday.

Mayonie Open Air: The Evolution of Afrohouse

Founded by South African music icon Zakes Bantwini, this event celebrates the heartbeat of African electronic music.

The curated line-up features Liquideep, DJ Kent, Msaki, Mörda, Caiiro, Da Capo, Enoo Napa, Maline Aura, Drega, BlaqRhythm, Skye Wanda, TekniQ, BokkieUlt, Marco Pex, Da Africa Deep, Samba, and Bantwini himself.

Where: Constitution Hill.

When: Sunday, November 30, from noon.