Winning at Talent America
A local singer from eMalahleni took apart in the Talent America competition in July for vocals and he came back with a first place and second place. Sibusiso Sibiya went to America from July 5 to July 16 for the Talent America competition. He joined Witbank Arts Campus to do his vocal studies from February …

A local singer from eMalahleni took apart in the Talent America competition in July for vocals and he came back with a first place and second place.
Sibusiso Sibiya went to America from July 5 to July 16 for the Talent America competition. He joined Witbank Arts Campus to do his vocal studies from February this year.
He then entered the Talent Africa competition, at the Talent Africa Nationals he won first place under the category RnB and second position in the gospel category. The nationals took place at the Roodepoort Theatre from there he was nominated to represent SA at the Talent America competition.
The competition took place at the New Yorker Hotel in New York City.
“It was a very good experience to compete in America and again I received the all over first place (RnB) and second place (gospel). I also got a call back from one of the judges, namely Robert Marks. He is the most popular vocal coach, composer and producer in the USA,” said Sibusiso.
“I would like to put a challenge as to motivate young people out there to come join the Witbank Arts Campus or any Arts Campus to develop their talent and make their dreams come true. I want to thank God for giving me this opportunity and protecting us for the whole trip,” continued Sibusiso.

Sibusiso Sibiya won first and second prize for vocals in the Talent America competition in July. He is seen here with his vocal coach Ms Marié Lombard.
Sibusiso would like to thank his family for supporting him and to Marié Lombard, my principal.
“I have a huge respect and gratitude towards my sponsors: Shawn and Melanie Ashcroft (Talent Africa),my colleagues, NUMSA leadership(Ferrometals), the CA Church, other churches and private sponsors,” said Sibusiso.
