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Sir Trill in accident, misses local show

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MBABANE – South African musician, Sir Trill left his fans disappointed on Boxing Day after missing his show at Mdzimba View Shisanyama.

In a video posted by the venue that was sent by Sir Trill, the musician states his sadness on missing the event due to damaged tyres on the way to the show. “To all my supporters in Eswatini, I am very sorry for this unfortunate situation. Our car tyre got damaged on our way and we tried organising another car, but we only got one too late and it is impossible to get to the venue on time,” he said. The musician further stated that he is really sorry for the inconvenience and hopes that they can reschedule the show as he will speak with the organisers for a make-up show. Despite the main act missing his performance, the show went on as some of the artists who were in the line-up were at the venue and ready to give patrons a good time.

… Mdzimba View clarifies non-appearance

MBABANE – Mdzimba View Shisanyama has released a statement clarifying the circumstances surrounding Sir Trill’s absence from the Boxing Day event held on December 26, 2025.

The management clarified that Mdzimba View served strictly as the venue for the event, while all artist bookings and logistics were handled entirely by independent event organisers.

According to the venue, the organisers provided video evidence after midnight showing that the artist had been involved in a car accident while en route, making his appearance impossible.

Mdzimba View expressed regret over the disappointment caused to patrons and assured the public that they are working closely with the organisers to resolve the matter.

The management thanked their loyal customers for their patience and reaffirmed their commitment to providing high-quality entertainment experiences.

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