By Nyamayaro Chitsinde
South Africa-based dancehall chanter Slottah born Tinovimbanashe Zandonda, will headline this year’s edition of the Ghetto Salute to be held in Cape Town on Saturday.
The fest is a platform for Zimbabwean artists to showcase their talents in the neighbouring country where they are based.
Slottah is also the organiser of the dancehall fiesta.
The non-stop sound fete is crafted along the likes of international reggae festivals such as the prestigious Rebel Salute hosted annually by Jamaican musician Tony Rebel.
In an interview, Slottah said the fest was growing bigger and better each year.
“I founded an annual festival dubbed Ghetto Salute as a way to inspire ghetto youths striving to make a difference by giving them a platform to showcase their talent.
“An array of dancehall artists will be on the offing on Saturday, as we move a gear to represent our country on the international dancehall map. I am expecting it to a great festival for all dancehall lovers and we want to paint the town red, green and gold as we celebrate with conscious tunes,” he said.
The Kambuzuma-bred artists is riding high with his single titled ndaneta nekutambura which is rocking the airwaves and social media platforms.
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