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EXCITEMENT MOUNTS IN ENTERTAINMENT INDUSTRY

17/04/2024 10:21:00 Neliswa Sibiya and Nombuso Dlamini

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MBABANE - As excitement mounts in anticipation of the highly anticipated King’s birthday celebration this coming Friday, the entertainment industry is abuzz with well wishes for His Majesty and aspirations of dazzling the royal family and distinguished attendees.

As news of the event spread, countless entertainers from various disciplines have sent their heartfelt well wishes to the King, expressing their deep admiration and respect for His Majesty’s leadership and dedication to his people. Musicians, dancers, actors and poets have come together to extend their warmest regards, reminding the King of the profound impact his reign has had on the arts and culture of the nation. However, it is not just well wishes that fill the air. Many entertainers, both established and emerging, envision themselves gracing the stage, ready to captivate the royal family and the esteemed guests who traditionally attend this grand celebration.

Fakazi Samuel - “Well, what I can tell my fellow musicians is that they should love peace and stay humble. They should always remember that humility will open doors for you that money will not, and lastly, trust in the Lord always, for He is the source of all that we do.”

Symphony - “A wise person once said, “Competition is a low vibe; at the top, people are collaborating,” and I couldn’t have said it better. Trying to push towards a certain goal on your own is not how you get far in life. Someone out there has what you want, the same way you want what others want. Be connected to people; sell your dream; never give up; and stay prayed up. Professionalism goes a long way; respect yourself and what you do. Carry yourself the way you’d like to be seen and addressed.”

Sihle Gumbi – “As choral music in the country, we would like to wish His Majesty the King a happy 56th birthday, Sitsi Khula Mlisa, Khula Mbangazitha,Bayetheee wena WaPhakathi.”

iYA - “I would really be honoured to serve the King with my gift, which is my voice. It would actually be my second time performing before His Majesty, as I performed for the royal family earlier this year at the opening of the 12th Parliament. It is really a beautiful experience that I would love to do again.”

Melusi Zox Dlamini (APP) Executive Chairperson - “A Peculiar People wishes His Majesty a happy 56th birthday! On this special day, we celebrate his wisdom and unwavering dedication to the development and economic growth of the Kingdom of Eswatini.”

Film director and actor, Siphosethu Sibandze - “Happy birthday to his Majesty King Mswati III, may God continue to bless you your Majesty.we love you. Bayethe wena Waphakathi!”