Johnny Clegg’s Songs Were Never Meant to Stand Still
Scatterlings: Johnny Clegg Reimagined brings contemporary South African artists into conversation with Johnny Clegg’s catalogue, showing that legacy can remain open, moving and alive.
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Scatterlings: Johnny Clegg Reimagined brings contemporary South African artists into conversation with Johnny Clegg’s catalogue, showing that legacy can remain open, moving and alive.
Zakes Bantwini, Jesse Clegg and Msaki’s 2026 house reinterpretation of “The Crossing” gives Johnny Clegg’s grief-marked classic another communal space to live in.
Thandiswa Mazwai’s Sankofa Heritage Festival marked 30 years in music and a 50th birthday milestone, but the real story is how King Tha has made preservation itself feel rebellious.
Brandon Aura’s “Run Boy” takes words once associated with childhood fear and gives them another purpose, turning a memory of escape into an intimate folk-pop meditation on survival, movement and belonging.
Tribute to Women 2026 brings Msaki, Sjava, Mafikizolo, Nomfundo Moh and Busiswa to Marks Park for a Women’s Month concert shaped by music, memory and the 70th anniversary of the 1956 Women’s March.
Webtickets lists Msaki on the bill for the annual Tribute to Women day festival at Marks Park in Emmarentia. Gates open 11am and the event ends at 7pm; children under 5 enter free.
Msaki headlines the Sunset Music Series with Thando Zide at the Walter Sisulu National Botanical Garden in Roodepoort. Gates open 1pm and the concert ends at 5pm.




