Zahara during her last live performance. Image by
Afiba/Xve.
RIP ZAHARA: Top-charting hits by the hitmaker
The South African music industry suffered a great loss with the passing of musician Zahara. We take a look at some of her top-charting hits.
Zahara during her last live performance. Image by
Afiba/Xve.
In a sad twist, Zahara, the cherished South African musician, passed away following liver problems, but her legacy lives on in her top-charting hits.
Zahara’s final moments were on Monday evening, with family by her side in a private Johannesburg hospital, according to Sunday World.
The memorial service of the award-winning musician Zahara was held on Thursday, 14 December at the Rhema Bible Church in Randburg, Johannesburg.
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Zahara’s health had been a cause for concern, leading to her hospitalisation for two weeks. Unfortunately, her condition worsened during her stay, ultimately leading to her passing away.
The art world is mourning the loss of a gifted musician whose emotionally charged works touched the hearts of many.
Her fiancé, Mpho Xaba, remained by her side throughout the ordeal, and Zahara’s passing has left an irreplaceable void in the artistic community.
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Despite the family’s hopes for her recovery and a return to the stage, fate had a different plan for the hitmaker.
Zahara’s influence on the music industry remains undeniable. Her legacy, defined by thought-provoking songs and exceptional guitar-playing skills, continues to inspire artists and enthusiasts globally.
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THE TOP-CHARTING HITS BY ZAHARA
To honor her memory, let’s reflect on the top-charting hits that have etched Zahara’s name in the hearts of her fans,according to TimesLive.
“Loliwe,” a chart-topping hit with over four million streams, solidified Zahara’s presence in the music scene.
“Lengoma,” a collaboration with DJ Sbu, became a house anthem, showcasing her versatile musical prowess.
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The tribute song “Mandela,” dedicated to the late Nelson Mandela, expressed Zahara’s deep connection with the South African icon.
The onstage chemistry between Zahara and the late Robbie Malinga produced the captivating “Bengirongo.”
“Phendula” marked another milestone in her rise to stardom, resonating with audiences during her performances.
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Zahara’s departure is a profound loss to the world of music, but her artistry will forever echo through the melodies that touched countless souls.
