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Emperors Palace opens Dezemba with star-studded “Divas of Soul” concert

Emperors Palace kicked off the festive season with its high-energy “Divas of Soul” show on December 6, featuring top South African performers and hosted by the dynamic duo Masechaba Mposwa and Somizi Mhlongo.

December 14, 2025
Charmaine Slater Less than a minute
Event hosts Masechaba Mposwa and Somizi Mhlongo join Emperors Palace’s Itumeleng Lukhele, who ensured the “Divas of Soul” concert ran smoothly at Centre Court.

Dezemba kicked off in style at Emperors Palace the past weekend with some of South Africa's most popular women singers bringing the vibes to Centre Court in the “Divas of Soul” on December 6.

Afro Soul and R&B fans like Mikateko Chauke, Refiloe Masilela and Muhle Gondo-Nkuna of Kempton Park were treated to an evening of memorable vibes when they attended the “Divas of Soul” concert at Emperors Palace’s Centre Court on December 6. While established artists like Amanda Black, Ami Faku, Berita and Lwah Ndlunkulu had fans singing and dancing along to their best known songs, relative newcomers like Yoli-N (Yolanda Nkwindana) and Ndoniyamanzia Mbatalso also made an impact. Photo: Yolanda

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Keeping the evening on track and hosting the event were the dynamic duo of Masechaba Mposwa of Bryanston and Somizi Mhlongo of Dainfern who are pictured here with the Palace of Dreams’ Itumeleng Lukhele of Kempton Park who was on hand to see that they had everything they needed to make the night a success.

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December 14, 2025
Charmaine Slater Less than a minute

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Charmaine Slater

Editor for the Kempton Express and The Thembisan community newspapers. I am a dedicated journalist with a passion for community journalism and the residents we serve.
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