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Lady Zamar to perform at farmers’ indaba

Lady Zamar, award-winning musician and hitmaker of “Collide,” will light up the stage with an electrifying performance at the Mzansi Young Farmers Indaba’s welcome cocktail and awards function, presented by Food For Mzansi and Kagiso Trust

by Staff Reporter
27th May 2023
Lady Zamar, award-winning musician and hitmaker of “Collide,” will light up the stage with an electrifying performance at the Mzansi Young Farmers Indaba’s welcome cocktail and awards function, presented by Food For Mzansi and Kagiso Trust. Photo: Supplied/Food For Mzansi

Lady Zamar, award-winning musician and hitmaker of “Collide,” will light up the stage with an electrifying performance at the Mzansi Young Farmers Indaba’s welcome cocktail and awards function, presented by Food For Mzansi and Kagiso Trust. Photo: Supplied/Food For Mzansi

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In an exciting announcement, it has been confirmed that award-winning musician Lady Zamar will grace the stage at the Mzansi Young Farmers Indaba’s welcome cocktail and awards function. The indaba, presented by Food For Mzansi, is on Wednesday, 14 and Thursday, 15 June at the FNB Stadium in Soweto, Johannesburg,

Yamikani Janet Banda, better known as Lady Zamar, is the talented artist behind the hit song “Collide”. Organisers say she will be adding her electrifying presence to the indaba’s evening festivities which includes a celebration of black wine-brand owners.

Lady Zamar’s performance is set to take place on Wednesday at 17:30, immediately following the highly anticipated announcement of the first five winners of the Mzansi Changemakers Awards presented by Food For Mzansi and Kagiso Trust.

INDABA TICKETS: Click here to reserve your seat

The Mzansi Young Farmers Indaba, a gathering of up to 400 young farmers and agripreneurs from all corners of the country, promises to be a transformative event for the agricultural sector. The two-day event, which will also be attended by representatives from various agricultural enterprises and organisations, provides a platform for young farmers to exchange knowledge, network, and explore innovative solutions to address challenges in the sector.

“With seats rapidly filling up, the indaba has generated substantial interest, reflecting the enthusiasm and determination of the next generation of agriculturists,” says Food For Mzansi co-founder and editor-in-chief Ivor Price. “Attendees will have the opportunity to engage with industry leaders, participate in a series of masterclasses, and gain valuable insights into the latest developments in agriculture.”

The indaba kicks off with an opening address by Thoko Didiza, agriculture, land reform and rural development minister. She will set the tone for the event, emphasising the importance of youth empowerment in agriculture and encouraging collaboration and innovation among young movers and shakers.

Want to see Lady Zamar perform?

With Lady Zamar’s performance and the announcement of the Mzansi Changemakers Awards winners, the welcome cocktail and awards function is sure to be a highlight of this extraordinary event. Indaba ticket holders get free access to the event. The quickest and easiest way to buy tickets is from farmingindaba.com.

Need a place to stay while attending the indaba? Organisers recommend The Reef Hotel in Johannesburg. As an attendee of the indaba, you can take advantage of the special discounted rates by using the reference code “FFM 001” when making your booking.

The Reef Hotel offers a range of room options to suit your needs, including single rooms starting from just R900 for room only and R1 050 for bed and breakfast, and double rooms starting from R1 100 for room only and R1 400 for bed and breakfast.

To take advantage of this offer, simply send an email to reservations@reefhotel.co.za or call 011 689 1000 and quote the reference code “FFM 001”. The Reef Hotel is excited to host you during the Mzansi Young Farmers Indaba.

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