Amanda Black and friends spread love and good vibes on Valentine’s Day

The effervescent Amanda Black, soulful Sjava and vibrant Mlindo will collaborate for a one night only concert for a good cause at Carnival City’ Big Top Arena on Valentine’s Day (February 14). The music showcase, The Love Potion, is a fund-raiser for the Ekurhuleni non-profit organisation, The Cool Dad Foundation, which runs several programmes to encourage and support fathers in playing more active roles the development and upbringing of their children. “We are delighted to play host to The Love Potion, which celebrates love and brings together some talented performers for a great cause,” said Michelle Smith, the marketing manager at Carnival City.

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“The concert will also showcase up-and-coming talent from Ekurhuleni. “The name of the opening act will be revealed soon.” The Cool Dad Foundation was established in 2012 by Bongani Luvalo and a network of friends in KwaThema to facilitate, promote, educate, advocate and support a culture of positive fatherhood by engaging with fathers and reminding them of their fundamental responsibility towards their children. Their vision is to grow into a nationally recognised network of fathers with a passion for fatherhood in order to address the social ills stemming from absent fathers and reinstate the image of the man and the dignity of fatherhood in society. The foundation relies heavily on the sponsorship and support it receives from the public and caring companies in order to keep delivering it programmes in the community.

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