Bulawayo based songstress Sandra Ndebele has joined the campaign to boycott shows by top South African artists Big Nuz and Casper Nyovest in protest against attacks on foreigners in the neighbouring country.
BY ENTERTAINMENT REPORTER
A number of Zimbabweans on Tuesday took to Facebook and Twitter calling for a boycott of South African artists.
Big Nuz, who hails from Durban the epicenter of the latest wave of attacks against foreigners, is billed to perform at the Bulawayo Amphitheatre on April 17.
A week later high riding rapper Cassper Nyovest will perform at Hartsfield Rugby Ground.
But Ndebele on Tuesday tweeted: “We cannot party and dance to these South African Artists that are coming(Big Nuzz, Diliza, Nyovest) when South Africans are killing our brothers…….WE ARE NOT GOING TO ATTEND THEIR SHOWS…..#StopXenophobia#SpeakOutAgainstXenophobia. pass it on and on , Club Djs Association of Zimbabwe.”
A number of Zimbabweans have reportedly been caught up in attacks but there are no reports of deaths yet.
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