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Umuthi Fest brings a taste of October’s main event

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MBABANE – The Umuthi Fest is preparing for its activation at Mdzimba View Shisanyama tomorrow.

This year’s festival promises a fusion of music, arts and local talent, drawing attendees from across the country and abroad. The event is curated by Zulu D and organised by MegaSound with support from Umuthi Records. It aims to deliver a lively showcase of Afro-pop, Soul and House music, featuring headliners such as South African duo Blaq Diamond and local talent, including DJ Tendaness, Shongwe Nekhuphuka Saved Group. The Umuthi Fest 2025 is scheduled for October 18 2025 at the Mavuso Trade and Exhibition Centre.

The star-studded line-up for the Umuthi Fest activation at Mdzimba View Shisanyama promises to keep everyone on their feet with performances from more than 15 artists. Headlining the activation is Gospel artist Linda Dlamini, popularly known for his hit ‘Phathigama LikaJesu’. Other artists include Zulu D, AyaCty Bandora, Sgitha, Sbu De Drum DJ, Matamza and many more DJs. This activation at Mdzimba View Shisanyama follows a recent event hosted by Umuthi Fest organisers at Bhunya Stadium on September 6, 2025 that also provided a glimpse of what to expect at the main event in October.

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