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| 6 August 2010 12:00 pm – 1:15 pm |
Zambezi Express | Edinburgh Fringe Festival(Assembly Hall) Edinburgh, Scotland +44 (0) 131 623 3030 |
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| 7 August 2010 12:00 pm – 1:15 pm |
Zambezi Express | Edinburgh Fringe Festival(Assembly Hall) Edinburgh, Scotland +44 (0) 131 623 3030 |
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May 31st, 2010
Sam Nyaude says:
Saw Zambezi Express, Intriguing energy. fantastic, you can easily sell it as a national marketing anthem
May 24th, 2010
Jephias says:
You guys are just great, will like to see the Zambwzi Express when you are back, Good luck I am your best support from Mutare
May 5th, 2010
mlotshwa nhlanhla says:
ola ola akenitshaye nizule bafethu umhlaba unilindile r10,ish,tonde selinuka ikhaya
April 2nd, 2010
seidu karfo says:
Am crazy about ur performances. good work done
March 11th, 2010
H Dube says:
Was koMtope 1990
March 4th, 2010
Andrew Stevens says:
Loved Zambezi Express cant wait to but the full length CD and hopefully DVD
March 3rd, 2010
Nompilo Edna says:
my boyfriend bought the tickets for the Zambezi express shows and i really keny wait to go,m looking forward to the shows….may you also tour South Africa
February 15th, 2010
raymond tini says:
Love your work guys since ages ago when i was a kid.I hope you will one day tour Australia
February 12th, 2010
Futurelove Sibanda says:
love this group their work is undisputably one of the best in the country,keep on going on SIYAYA
November 7th, 2009
NOBUHLE says:
YOU ALWAYS TAKE ME BACK HOME , KEEP IT UP GUYS WE ARE PROUD OF YOU
October 28th, 2009
SABELO SIHWA says:
EITHA MAJIDA WHEN ARE YOU COMING BACK EKAYA?WE ARE MISSING YOU BIG TIME.SESILINDE IBUMBA HOPE TO SEE YOUR NEW PRODUCTIONS
October 28th, 2009
SABELO SIHWA says:
EITHA MAJIDA WHEN ARE YOU COMING BACK EKAYA?WE ARE MISSING YOU BIG TIME.SESILINDE IBUMBA
October 24th, 2009
patricia pinky mahlangu says:
im definately coming with my partner see you in newcastle
October 5th, 2009
nigel mkosana says:
hola bafethu zithini lapho.dont worry guys i will see you at the sheffield concert.Ta nqosto.
October 1st, 2009
socrates says:
i love your work. Keep it up
September 10th, 2009
admin says:
On the Occasion of the 20th Anniversary of Siyaya Arts / NASA Theatre
London, 10 September 2009
Siyaya is 20 years old TODAY. On this occasion, on this day, we are able to look back at our young history. It is interesting to see where we have been, inspiring to see where we are now and exciting to see where we want to go. But then God knows our destiny. We can only do our best and let God, do the rest. As we celebrate our coming of age, we want to take the opportunity to thank all our families, friends, colleagues, artists, supporters, sponsors, festivals, venues, schools, organisations, institutions and all of you who have been part of our lives in one way or the other. Today we look at the two decades of Siyaya & NASA in retrospect and can’t believe how we have survived the test of time.
Today we find ourselves creating work and playing in away lands, performing in better venues and celebrated festivals, but we will never forget our roots. We shall never forget how growing up in Makokoba, Nguboyenja, Barbourfields, Mzilikazi and other Bulawayo townships have influenced our work and beliefs. From the very days of Makinte to the current Zambezi Express, we have travelled a journey and a half.
Our international exposure started when we first set foot in the United Kingdom 14 years ago at the International Youth Festival in Aberdeen, and we have never looked back playing most of the major festivals such as Glastonbury, WOMAD, Edinburgh Fringe, Llangollen Eisteddfod as well as in mainland European countries of Germany, France, Italy, Belgium and Ireland. Siyaya has also been seen in Zambia, Botswana, South Africa, United Arab Emirates & Ghana. In a way we have always known we belong on the big stage, and the making of the current Zambezi Express, working with all the wonderful artists we work with and the opportunities that lie ahead, set the right direction for us to get on the big stage and further cement the belief Siyaya will survive for lifetimes to come. All over these years we have learnt that the impossible is often the untried. We have tried and sometimes succeeded, but often we have failed, fell, been kicked when we were down, but still we continued to persevere and we have been blessed to meet people who have loved us and picked us up in our times of need. What keeps Siyaya going is our goals. We have changed over the years, but the sparkle in our intentions is as bright as ever, and the love for all arts is even stronger. Our being here today has not been easy, and saying that we struggled and we still struggle a lot will not be an exaggeration. Despite many financial, personnel, general, socioeconomic and logistical huddles, we are still the “last men standing”
We also like to “Big Up” all our former artists, both living and departed who have been part of this big Siyaya/NASA family. For those who have passed on, we shall remember them. When we sing and dance, when we say those lines, when we travel the shores of this crazy, cruel but beautiful world, when we rejoice and celebrate, WE SHALL always remember them. We remember the departed sons and daughters of Siyaya, on this day we remember fondly our founding Director, Mike Sobiko, our fellow artists, Papaya Zulu, Tomara Zulu, Sthe Masuku and others. We also pride ourselves in the living legends of our struggle amongst them William Nyandoro, Bryan Angus, Ramsey Kasawaya, Nicola Wallis, Raisedon Baya, Diane Smith, Clinton McKoy, (just to name a few) and all the people who have made a difference in our lives.
Right now, we know what we want to accomplish and we seem know how to get there. The ultimate goal is to be the best. Whether that’s the best ever, who knows….Thank you all for coming along…. 2009 is our year of “the milestone” and a lot is in store for everyone in December. Take care of one another and God Bless you always. With your support we will never go wrong. Nomakanjani – Siyaya.
Saimon Mambazo Phiri
Producer/director
Siyaya Arts Productions
July 2nd, 2009
haley bennett says:
hi there, its haley (from sercurity) who was sitting with you all for nearly 12hours a night at the glastenbury festival ! well apart from when i was working of course . i hope you dont mind but i got the e-mail address off your c.d i got, i just really wanted to appoligise for not swapping numbers and e-mails before i left and saying a proper goodbye, but i fell ill with heat exhustion as us english cant hack the lovely sunshine that well . you are all lovely talented people and i feel privillaged to have met, eating and talked with you all !! oh and that fish was fantastic !!! thankyou very much for making us feel so welcome, i would like to keep intouch and maybe see you all perform again some-time. my number is 07530112845 and this is my e-mail.when im back at the festival next year weather it is for work or to party i will definetly be coming to visit you guys with a big HELLO xxx much love haley xxx
June 30th, 2009
Chico the Glastonbury green area gaurd says:
Hello my new friends! Thank you for being so welcoming to myself and my team during our time spent with you all in Glastonbury. Your songs and dances are so special and I wish you all the best in the future! Tonana mangwana!
x
June 29th, 2009
admin says:
Dear Friends
Please note that the Siyaya – 20th anniversary Dinner & Concert date has been moved to the 17th of October 2009 due to busy schedules for the new show Zambezi Express (http://www.riversidestudios.co.uk/cgi-bin/page.pl?l=1245170696) Please accept our apologies for any inconvenience caused.
Ticket Info & other details to follow soonest
Thanks
Siyaya
June 19th, 2009
Ruth Bourne says:
Just seen your OnkeOse show at Inkberrow as part of the Worcestershire Shindig arts programme. Well done to Siyaya for an inspiring and exhilarating show, and well done to Shindig for bringing great acts like yours to our local village halls!
June 13th, 2009
carenzaclifford says:
i think your aboultley brillent
May 12th, 2009
Fidelis Manyika says:
Am impressed with u guys,U going with the times, happy for u hv a web site (Zimbabwe Gvt they don’t have 1 they shld learn from u) Last saw ur perfomance wen i was in Form 4 @ Tennyson Hlabangana.Thanx Javas for e info. Make Hey while the sun still shines on u .U should do tshirts,for sale i want 2
May 11th, 2009
Zawya Dow Jones says:
My knowledge of world music was at about 2/10, then i saw Siyaya at Taste the World as part of WOMAD Abu Dhabi. I also enjoyed Yosu Ndour from Senegal. These two made the festival for me! bring them back soon. I was uplifted and happy to know such wonderful people live in this world. Now i want to go to Zimbabwe, but I am scared. Now i can safely say i know 8/10 about world music. I love you guys.
May 4th, 2009
Anita Scott says:
Bless you for exploding onto the stage with drums ablazin’, marimba’s bouncing and feet stamping. Decked out in your traditional tribal garb and dancing your socks off, you nearly blew us out the back of the hall with your unstoppable wall of voice, drum and dance. Wow! Your energy and infectious smiles fell on fertile ground and had us whooping and keeping rhythm the whole night. You say that in Zimbabwe you sing when you are happy and sing when you are sad, but always with rhythm and feeling. The latest addition to your awesome repertoire is the ‘dual’ between two smart ‘young dudes’, who danced and danced until one fell down ‘dead’. The comic timing of his friend trying to revive him, thankfully successful after many inept attempts, had us roaring with laughter. I haven’t stopped smiling since …..
Bless you all and thank you – I might just have to come back for more in Inkberrow in June.
Happy days
May 3rd, 2009
Malcolm says:
We had a simply fabulous evening’s entertainment from Siyaya performing OnkeOse in Ashton under Hill Village Hall last night – their overwhelming energy, enthusiasm and good humour swept us all along on a tidal wave of clapping. We loved the opportunity to talk to the group afterwards – this was quite the best thing that has ever appeared on our tiny village hall stage! Good luck with the rest of the tour and come back soon!
April 30th, 2009
topileon says:
watched them perfom from back in the days….20 years has been a long way majida. sure
April 27th, 2009
Mathew Zer0Silence Hackman says:
Yes My Brothers and Sisters
Keep It Moving and
God Bless You in Everything You Do
Good Work
One Love
April 24th, 2009
Thokozile Nkomo says:
Ay ay in Al Ain you did wonders .For us who have been away from home your really bridged the gap.Well done guys.Siyabonga.You served the whole of Africa.I am from Zululand and your music was just like from my village.Phambili bafowethu
April 22nd, 2009
Zimdub says:
Congratulations on your 20th anniversary :) Hope to see you at the WOMAD festival in Abu Dhabi this weekend. Your website is great. Keep on making us Zimbos proud :)
April 6th, 2009
admin says:
Hope we find you well and enjoying life as best as possible. Our sincere apologies go out to all our fans who have missed us in our cancelled/postponed shows planned for early year.
We are in Europe now after a few challenges and rehearsals for http://www.zambeziexpress.com/
We hope to see you all in one of the shows soon.Please do check our tour dates for updates on our work and please do keep in touch here. Once again, accept our apologies and thank you for coming along!
SIYAYA
April 3rd, 2009
simbarashe norman fulukia says:
Good work guys… hope to meet with you in time
February 9th, 2009
Tracey Donnelly (Castoffs youth theatre group) says:
Hey guys missin you like crazy!!! Will come and see you when you come back. Take care all of you. X
January 31st, 2009
oscar mlotshwa says:
going down memory lane from the days of NASA to the days of Thatha to now, i can not belive it`s been 20 years Siyaya rocks,from Kokobatown to the skys keep on keeping on bafowethu.Siyaya Nomakanjani.
One love
Oscar
January 12th, 2009
Qobo Oluhle says:
Having had the plesurer to see Siyaya live at Ibumba festival, I was only left with one thought: YOU ARE THE BEST zimbabwe has at the moment. keep up the good works and keep Ibumba festival rocking Makokoba. We love you guys. Qobo x
January 10th, 2009
mzingayesibanda says:
From Ibumba International festival 2008,Perfomance of Onke Ose and other productions such as Thatha and Futhi njalo.Siyaya you are great keep on the fire burning.They are energetic,skillfull,talented but one will be suprised by the humbleness and coyness of stage “bayamazi umuntu,bayamhlonipha,uzwe lawe ufanele uhkuphila” great and true spirit of Ubuntu and professionalism.
January 6th, 2009
Lauren clegg says:
i love your music, it has so musch engery.You might not remember me but i am caroline clegg’s neice.
December 13th, 2008
mzomuhle sibanda says:
liyarocker blynd wish u the best on the festival……
November 24th, 2008
dalia says:
sounds good and im glad i heard about you from an Asian friend of mine which shows how influential you are. i suggest you do work shops in europe because it will be great for us as a nation to to have representatives show our true Zimbabwe..
November 17th, 2008
Aleck mafu says:
your natural energy and beaty reposes the hope to our long forgoten priceless culture.Through you we can see ourselves and remeber our past,You make us proud of ourselves,You are the window to our past.I’m a proud person from know on.You have done that me.
October 26th, 2008
Vivienne Simpson says:
My Partner & I went to the Town Hall in Selby,24th October,What a treat,we were captivated with the live mus
ic. Brillant, smiles thet even sent the windy weather away. Can’t wait to see you again next year. Thank You
October 25th, 2008
Simon Davies says:
What a treat, shopping on a rainy day in Sheffield and spotted Siyaya setting up on Fargate. What a treat, me an my 9 year old son were captivated with live music , no amplification and pure talent. Brilliant group, with smiles that sent the rain clounds away. Memorable day, thank you
October 25th, 2008
Ndebele LENIN says:
U guys Rock big time. I never get tired of covering your shows when u r in Zim.
You are the pride of Bulawayo keep representing to the fullest.
October 22nd, 2008
vicky says:
You came to the school I work in and you worked with our year 6 children then put on a performance for the whole school it was fantastic!! So good I’m spending my birthday this Friday watching you perform at Selby Town Hall! Can’t wait
October 19th, 2008
Sithandazile S.G Ndlovu says:
You guys are doing great, love the drums and the marimbas. I mean the way you people make music is great. Was on your last show in Newcastle(dance city) and i was impressed, you proved there is still quality in Zimbabwe. Keep on keeping on with the good work, and goodluck.
October 15th, 2008
Mathew willoughby says:
Message: hi siyaya you did a drum work shop at newfield school to day and i just want to say you guys are grate and one day i would love to come and visit you in zimbabway and learn more about your culture because it fascinated me.
thank you
P.s thank you Antony.
October 9th, 2008
Nobesuthu Lusinga says:
Ngingene njalo ngesintu ngithi imbuzi yomyanga ikhala ilandela impisi!!!! kungabanjani ukuba liyenze ama dvd enu abelodumo njengama african movies..liyandise isilungu ukuze lithole abantu abazawathakazelela ikakhulu kulawa amazwe alemihlobo etshiyene esihlanganyela kunye labo ngesilungu…lingalibali ukufaka isecret code ukuze laba abandla mahala njengo bhoxlathi bengenelisi ukwenza ama copies bewise ibhizimisi,bafethu ngithi umkhulu umsebenzi eliwenzayo…
October 9th, 2008
Nobesuthu Lusinga says:
EEEish ngazengahawukela!!!! kunganjani lisivakatshele lase Canada…uyazi laze langikhumbuza uMoja…..ngilishayela ihlombe bantwana basekhaya…ngithi ngqubekela phambili kini ngomsebenzi eliwenzayo osikhumbuza ngasekadeni…
October 6th, 2008
Eazy T says:
Finally its up & running, would still not mind making remixes of ur tunes.
October 4th, 2008
nkululeko sibanda says:
This is good bafethu we are with you in the struggle to give art meaning
October 4th, 2008
nkululeko sibanda says:
yizoyizo baba kakwenzakale
September 29th, 2008
nosto says:
next year we will b 2gether as well celebretng 20yrs of workng hard siyaya keep it up bafethu
September 29th, 2008
nosto says:
ayeye u rock guyz december come we will 2gether
September 28th, 2008
Mike Wilson says:
Saw ( and heard ) you for the first time in York today. Hooked and spellbound is how your music left me. Bought the CD on the spot. Keep up the music.
September 24th, 2008
Mandy says:
Greetings!!
l have taken a tour of you site and to say am impressed would be an understatement! well done. l hope to see you for the festival this year back home and please liyekele ukusivalela phandle!
your work guys is impressive, need l say more? keep up the good work the sky is YOUR limit…continue dreaming, that’s how achievements come about!
always put the LORD first before everything you do and l guess you dont need me to tell you that because hey! your record shows you have..keep shining, l love you guys!
September 23rd, 2008
Linda says:
Hi guys,
l would love to get your CD´s so where can l buy them as am in Mozambique. great website coz it is now interactive. Keep the work up heaven is the limit.
September 17th, 2008
lou says:
saw you in cambridge on sunday afternoon, great stuff
x
September 14th, 2008
Thuli says:
It was when I found myself going all the way to London to watch Siyaya at Zimfest and having the highlight of my day as Siyaya not Tuku that I realised I was in danger of transitioning from being the Number 1 fan (I know I fight with a lot of people for this highly coveted position) to being a groupie!!! You guys are awesome, I’ve watched you a few times more so Onke Ose but still I wouldnt mind doing it again and again. You rock!!!
September 11th, 2008
larry Mhlanga says:
long live siyaya, I would like to congratulate bafethu 19th Annivesary, 19 years of ecxellency, especially for keeping the dream, and the vision, I’m happy for you bafethu,,,,,I wish you good lucky and many many more years to come! LONG LIVE SIYAYA! YOU ARE ON THE MOVE! GOD BLESS YOU ALL! to Mbazo thanks a lot for your passion! Toots thanks Bru for the love of art, and SIYAYA Artists you are on the move, backward never!!! LOTS OF LOVE!
September 10th, 2008
admin says:
10 September 2008
Today, ss we celebrate our 19 years of coming of age, we want to take the opportunity to thank all our families, friends, collegues, artists, supporters, sponsors, festivals, venues, schools, organisations, institutions and all of you who have been part of our lives in one way or the other.
We also like to Big up all our former artists, both living and departed who have been part of this big siyaya family. For those that have passed on, we shall remember them. When we sing and dance, when we say those lines, when we travel the shores of this crazy – cruel – but beautiful world, when we rejoice and celebrate, WE SHALL always remember you.
Thank you all for coming along…. 2009 is our 20th anniverssary and a lot is in store for everyone. Take care of one another and God Bless you always.
With your support we will never go wrong. Nomakanjani – Siyaya.
Saimon Mambazo Phiri
for Siyaya
August 26th, 2008
Francis Ssemwanga says:
Watched your show in Edinburgh, scotland and I was very impressed with your stuff, i even bought your Siyaya CD. Keep up the good works.
August 22nd, 2008
VUSUMUZI NGWENYA says:
THANKS GUYZ FOR KEEPING US IMFOMED WITH YOUR SITE BEST WISHES ON YOUR 20th ANIVESSARY IN SEPTEMBER :MAKUHLALE KUNJALO.
August 22nd, 2008
Aidan Johnson says:
I’m a member of the Malmesbury primary school choir and I just want to say a great big thankyou to you for working with me at WOMAD. It’s been a great experience working with you aswell. I have never EVER done anything like it before.
Thankyou for working with me!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
August 21st, 2008
Themba Ndlovu says:
Qhubekani bafethu. Umkhulu umsebenzi eliwenzayo.
August 21st, 2008
Zwe Moyo says:
Qhubani umsebenzi kaMthwakazi majaha lezintombi.Cool site!!!
August 21st, 2008
NKULULEKO INNOCENT DUBE says:
Siyaya is a source of inspiration.Their determination and zeal for success can only be described as stunning.I am proud to be associated with them, the mention of their name, makes me feel proud to be from Bulawayo Zimbabwe yet envious that like them I was not born and bred in the vibrant Makokoba Township…SIYAYA keep on going
August 20th, 2008
Sihle Nyathi says:
great website coz it is now interactive.kanti amadvd enu atholakala njani ezimbabwe
August 20th, 2008
Paul Bradfield says:
Infectious energy and homonic voices. I love Siyaya now (well since yesterday) Good to see positives coming out of a country like Zimbabwe in these trying times. Well done boys and girls!
August 19th, 2008
Dawu says:
MALOMBO YE AND MALUME!!!
I’M CURRENTLY IN THE STATES AND HAVE BEEN LOOKING ALL OVER THE WEB FOR Y’ALLS CD’S!!!
COULKD YOU PLEASE UPLOAD MALOMBO AND MALUMED ON MYSPACE SO I CAN LOAD THEM ONTO MY PROFILE OR SIMPLY LISTEN TO THEM.
IF YOU ALSO KNOW A WEBSITE WHERE I CAN BUY THE DOWNLOADS THEN PLEASE LET ME KNOW….
SIYAYA 4 LIFE!!!
DAWU!
August 19th, 2008
Jessica says:
I love your song “New Creation” you should add it to your page. Your music is beautiful.
Jessica
August 18th, 2008
Marina van den Bos says:
Your performance in Edinburgh (fringe) was great! Wow, what a voices, what a music!!! I bought your cd and now (back home in Holland) I listened to it with the volume on the max (the whole neighbourhood could enjoy your music with me). Wish you all the best and I hope a new cd is coming soon (hint hint). After volunteering in Kenya and Ghana I now know another African country& culture that I’d like to know better: Zimbabwe!! Keep up the spirits and thanks for making my days in Edinburgh!
August 12th, 2008
nkululeko says:
Total arts experience 4 sure ,now we know who the men are..nomakanjani !
August 11th, 2008
Reuben ka Sibanda says:
Eishhh..kuhle lokhu bafowethu….i miss watching you guys but hope soon….WELL DONE!!!!!!!You doing a great job..God bless you all
August 6th, 2008
Raymond Mhone says:
Hey guys..nice website, missed you at Womad, heard u r at the Fringe, hopefully will see you at the Zimfest!!!
August 6th, 2008
gugulabo nkomo says:
guys lets keep the good works alive “siyaya nomakanjani”
August 6th, 2008
Ndlalifa says:
Bafowethu, I had the chance to see you at a wedding in Leicester last weekend and wish to announce to the world that Zimbabwe has talent. I am angry with myself for never discovering you in Zimbabwe. I am proud of you guys, I am proud of Zimbabwe & I wish you all you wish for. Ngiqedile.
August 4th, 2008
Nicholas Moyo says:
Ngifuna yona iSIYAYA engiyaziyo. You guys are a pride of Zim, keep the flag flying.
August 3rd, 2008
tsungai tsikirai says:
that`s what art is all about.all the best in all yr projects.well done guys.
August 3rd, 2008
leon Ndlovu says:
love the new site guys…
August 2nd, 2008
Ndabezinhle kaMsalili says:
Kuyancomeka lokhu madoda! Qhubekani ngomsebenzi omuhle, makes me proud to have once worked with you Mbazo. Ngavela ngabona kudala ukuthi lingakhula lizahlupha. May God guide and bless you in all that you do.
August 1st, 2008
Lenox Mhlanga says:
This is a refreshing site. Congratulations on your success! It is you who make Umthwakazi proud. Bayethe!
August 1st, 2008
ndlovukazi says:
asengamhlophe.l cant believe it has been 20yrs, with God’s grace wish you many more exciting things to come your way.
August 1st, 2008
Lucky wako Moyo says:
Really great to see you guys lukhula-lukhula. Ngoba ukujaiva laqala lingaka, laba ngaka menje !!!!!. Those of us who have seen you over the years know and realise that it is not by chance or mistake that you are where you are but it is through a great strategic vision, coupled with hard team work and above all the love of what you do. And, remember to remain humble.You do us proud mani!
July 31st, 2008
Vusa says:
Silitshayela ihlombe on the launch of this website. Phambimbili ngomsebenzi omuhle kangaka. We will continue to support you where we can. Your works represent a lot about some of.
July 31st, 2008
mike saburi says:
love your site, but how come you never hold a show in Harare, the fading memories i have of Siyaya in Byo back in the day is of your exhilarating perfomances. Consider a show in H, we miss you guys.
July 30th, 2008
Kwame says:
personally, i have seen a few shows in my time. from all over africa and i should say that this is just not drums and songs. this is a well thot piece of artistry which should be shared. i will keep my eyes peeled for when you play in a city near me….
July 30th, 2008
Butshilo Nleya says:
Thanks for bringing OnkeOse to us. Its a great show and exubes with energy. I have seen your show almost 6times and it still blows me away. I wasnt there when Zimbabwe was formed but the songs, dances and stories make me feel it. Thank you S.M.P, Thank you Siyaya (majida)…
July 30th, 2008
Mduduzi Mathuthu says:
Siyaya represent the best of Matabeleland, and through their work preserve a great cultural heritage. They are custodians of our past greatness, and represent the promise of the future.
More power to your elbows guys. All the best in your endeavours!
July 30th, 2008
NOKULUNGA MONDELA-SIBANDA says:
okuhle kuyabukwa. This is excellent. Keep on keeping on
July 30th, 2008
Nigel says:
You guys are awesome!! I got Kokoba Town on my walkman and its even on my favorites!! Keep on keepin on!
July 30th, 2008
Siziba Ntandoe says:
Kuyabukeka lokhu,keep it up
July 30th, 2008
Sibanda Plan says:
Nice to see iwebsite yenzalo yasekhaya,keep it up,so yor programme as well,when are you visiting lreland?
July 29th, 2008
Desmond Ntini says:
Way to go with the website, it really inspires us a lot. Sisonke
July 28th, 2008
Archie Mhone says:
.. finally got round to seeing the website.. nice one.. loved the new look, wish you all the best..
July 24th, 2008
kb says:
this is great stuff keep up the good works nice one
from all over the corners of leeds
ta siyaya-nomakanjani siyaya 2009
July 24th, 2008
Paul Bailey says:
Thank you so much for tonight. It was great watching you perform. You’ve all got so much energy, enjoy what you are doing and it’s a joy to watch you. And performing ‘You went away…’ with and for you has to be one of the greatest experiences of my life. INCREDIBLE!!!! x
July 23rd, 2008
Pamela says:
Sawubona! Excellent website …Excellent group! Hope to see you in the nesr future!
God bless you all and your wonderful work.
July 23rd, 2008
DJGATHS (www.ubuntufm.com) says:
The website does look stunning indeed,more on the lines of the perfomances of Siyaya.The borders of the site with the artistic african print reminds me of the beautiful artistry from the ‘motherland’.I watch with kin interest the growth of the siyaya brand and look forward to your wonderful work.The drumbeat and the electrifying dances of Siyaya should be taken to as many people as possible.Am glad to see you have a good junior policy back in Zimbabwe,from which you recently promoted Sibonokuhle ,This si pallaning for the future and should be encouraged and applauded.Good luck at WOMAD 24th July
DJ GATHS
July 23rd, 2008
Luiz says:
The most amazing, astonishing International Theatre show I have ever seen. Cant wait to see more! I hope this puts me on the mailing list?
July 23rd, 2008
Louise Prior says:
WHat a great group. I hope I can see them again soon….. DEfinately my favourite African theatre company
July 23rd, 2008
Harmony says:
This is good keep it up i like the new appearance Siyaya nomakanjani
July 22nd, 2008
admin says:
Thank you all for your encouraging comments! Siyaya.
July 22nd, 2008
tim gates says:
I saw Onke Ose at Leeds Carriageworks in June 2008 and it was a stunning performance. Can’t wait to see it again!
July 22nd, 2008
Jomo wa Mucha says:
Lovely web site guys.. Keep on keeping on.. Siyaya…
July 22nd, 2008
Desmond Ntini says:
What a lovely website. Way to go Siyaya, this is a lovely job nicely done and the layout and the write outs are well done.
Siyabonga.
July 21st, 2008
Paul says:
You were great at Glastonbury! Keep up the good work!
July 3rd, 2008
JH says:
Hello world! What an amazing website!