Witbank High strikes perfect notes at Eisteddfod
Witbank High School emerged as a dominant force in the competition, securing an impressive four first-place finishes.
The 2026 ABC Motsepe South African Schools Choral Eisteddfod (SASCE) transformed the Civic Theatre into a sanctuary of beautiful song.
This year, the theme was ‘Celebrating Workers’ month through music’.
Talented learners from the Emalahleni and Victor Khanye cluster participated in various categories, ranging from the technical opera solo sessions to the more intimate harmonies of the small ensemble.
The ABC Motsepe Foundation, in partnership with the Department of Basic Education, plays a major role in promoting school competitions focussing on music, sports, and academic excellence, especially through the SASCE.
Witbank High School emerged as a dominant force in the competition, securing an impressive four first-place finishes. The school’s vocalists took home gold in the following categories: solo bass, solo tenor, mezzo soprano, and trio.
The competition also saw some fantastic performances, starting with Tholukunqoba School taking the Foundation Phase title with 54.33 points.
Laerskool Reynorif dominated the Foundation Phase ‘A’ African section, earning 73.67 points, while Khayalethu School claimed victory in the 8-to-10 age group with a solid 66 points. In the individual categories, D.M. Motsaosele stood out, taking home first place for solo soprano.
Mr Mpumalanga Top 10 finalist Gomolemo Baloyi visited Alex Mampana Primary School to donate hygiene packs and encourage young boys to value education, self-respect and cleanliness
— WitbankNews (@WitbankN) March 14, 2026
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