"World Rugby has worked closely with the participating unions and CBA to encourage certain kit combinations in an effort to avoid kit 'clashes' - where kit colours appear too similar to colour blind people due to a lack of sufficient colour contrast or designs," World Rugby said in a statement. It’s time to harmonise and join the conversation using #MzansiMagic #COTCSA.World Rugby says an estimated 300 million people live with some form of colour vision deficiency (CVD), which means they are unable to see or differentiate certain colour combinations - including World Rugby chairman Sir Bill Beaumont.Īll the way back in September 2021, World Rugby published its Colour Blindness in Rugby guidelines, which included thinking about kit clashes that might not be obvious to everyone who does not live with CVD. Get ready for a nationwide musical journey unlike anything South Africa has seen before. Visit Mzansi Magic our website and find us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube and TikTok. Episodes will also be available on DStv Stream. Individuals and choirs from all walks of life turned up with their best notes – and with good stories and dreams bound to tug at your heartstrings.ĭon’t miss Clash of the Choirs South Africa when it premieres on Mzansi Magic (DStv Channel 161) on 24 September at 18:00. In the hunt for South Africa’s next superstar choir, the Clash of the Choirs South Africa crew travelled wide, saw many faces and heard memorable voices (some beautiful, some hopeful, and then, of course, the usual shower voices).
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Kwaito legend and TV host Stoan (North West).Superstar producer Prince Kaybee (Gauteng).Award-winning maskandi musician Ntencane (KwaZulu-Natal).Social media celebrity and singer Khanyisa Jaceni (Mpumalanga).Superstar singer and TV host HLE (Limpopo).SAMA nominee Langa Mavuso (Northern Cape ).Acclaimed crooner Vusi Nova (Western Cape).Amapiano superstar Lady Du (East London).
The impressive choirmasters are as follows: In each province, our celebrity choirmasters experienced some hard choices and at times, some tears. The choirs will go head-to-head as they compete in various musical challenges to claim the incredible R1 million prize money.
Sundays Sisonke on Mzansi Magic – we are the home of entertainment and are proud to continue creating content that our audience loves and resonates with,” says Shirley Adonisi, Director of Local Entertainment Channels at M-Net.įor the first time ever, all nine provinces are represented – our team of celebrity choirmasters left no voice behind in search of the perfect choir that they would take to Johannesburg. It returns refreshed and bolder than before, and we can’t wait for our viewers to engage with it and vote for their favourites. “We’re excited that the audience favourite Clash of the Choirs South Africa is back after some time away from our screens. Its award-winning judges are: gospel superstar Dr Tumi kwaito legend and Drakensberg Boys Choir alumnus Zwai Bala and Buhlebendalo, revered for her solo projects as well as her work with The Soil.
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Packed with new format twists, the series is hosted by radio personality DJ Sabby and the multitalented Bontle Modiselle. In what promises to be the biggest and best edition yet, the show will bring uplifting harmonies to your Sunday nights when it premieres on Channel 161 on 24 September at 18:00. Its star-studded team includes Dr Tumi, Zwai Bala, Lady Du, HLE and Prince KaybeeĪfter a seven-year hiatus, Mzansi Magic’s much-loved musical competition Clash of the Choirs South Africa is back for season 4. Get ready to harmonise: Mzansi Magic’s Clash of the Choirs season 4 returns
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