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Young performers encouraged to enter The South's Got Talent

Sing, dance, perform and show the South what you can do. The South’s Got Talent is giving young performers up to age 24 a chance to shine, win prizes and get noticed.

Beacon of Light Oasis Community Centre is launching The South’s Got Talent, a new community talent competition that gives young people a chance to showcase their skills.

The competition is open to anyone under 24. Singers, dancers, musicians and other performers are welcome to enter.

First-round entries are free. Those who qualify for the semifinals will pay an entry fee of R100 for solo performers or R200 per team.

The winner will receive R3 000, while the second-place winner will receive R2 000. Additional prizes and giveaways will also be available during the semifinals and finals.

About Beacon of Light Oasis

Beacon of Light Oasis operates under LIGBAKEN OASE NPC, a registered Non-Profit Company with approved Section 18A status. Qualifying donations may receive a Section 18A tax-deductible receipt.

The centre is also calling on local businesses and community members to support the initiative through sponsorships, prizes, products or services. Every contribution will help provide young people with a platform to share their talents.

Leo Kirsten, programme manager at Beacon of Light Oasis, said the centre would welcome support from businesses and individuals in the South.

Closing date

Entries close on October 16. Entrants must WhatsApp a video of no longer than two minutes to 074 548 7857.

For more information about the centre, or to discuss sponsorship and partnership opportunities, contact Leo Kirsten on WhatsApp at 061 907 4778.

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Desnay Peterson

Desnay, a Wits graduate and an enthusiastic community journalist. With a deep passion for writing, she brings local stories to life, highlighting the voices and events that shape the Johannesburg south community. Her commitment to uncovering and sharing important local stories ensure accurate and fair reporting that serves the community with integrity.

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