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🇿🇼 Published: 13 March 2026
📘 Source: Cape Argus

Singer Zolani Mahola will perform at a free concert as part of the Cape Town International Jazz Festival celebrations in The Mother City. The highly anticipatedCape Town International Jazz Festival (CTIJF), taking place on March 27 and 28 at the Cape Town International Convention Centre (CTICC), is just around the corner. The upcoming festival promises two unforgettable evenings of world-class music across multiple stages in the heart of The Mother City.

Since its launch in 2000, the CTIJF has grown from a modest local event into one of the largest and most respected jazz festivals on theAfrican continent. According to the Mayor of Cape Town, Geordin Hill-Lewis, the city is thrilled to once again host the CTIJF. “Now in its 23rd edition, this iconic event has become one of our most beloved and well-attended festivals – and one of the best jazz events on the entire continent – showcasing the incredible vibrancy and diversity ofCape Townthrough its ever-expanding music offerings.

“From the two festival days at the CTICC to the free concert at Greenmarket Square, there really is something for everyone. I invite all Capetonians to come and immerse themselves in the magic of live music. Wishing all the musicians and music fans a fantastic festival.” Over the years, the festival has welcomed internationally acclaimed artists such as Herbie Hancock, Hugh Masekela, Erykah Badu, Jamie Cullum, and The Roots, among many others.

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On March 25, South African singer and actress Zolani Mahola will perform at a free concert. “Independent Media Lifestyle” spoke to “The One Who Sings” vocalist about all things music and her upcoming performance at the CTIJF. You’ll be performing at the free concert ahead of the Cape Town International Jazz Festival – what does it mean to you to bring music directly to the public in such an open and accessible space? I have fond memories of performing with Freshlyground in this very space, and it brings me great joy to present myself as a solo artist who has gone through much transformation personally and musically.

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Originally published by Cape Argus • March 13, 2026

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