Local artists Khoisan and Han-C are part of a stellar lineup of over 30 of Africa’s hottest music acts that will perform at this year’s Vic Falls carnival.
The annual festival which has now moved to April will be headlined by multi-award winning acts Black Motion, Jah Prayzah, Musa Keys, Oskido and many more.
Set for April 28th to April 30th, the mainstage of Africa’s most exhilarating music and adventure festival will be held at Elephant Hills Resort in Zimbabwe.
An ecstatic Han-C expressed gratitude for having been given such a platform to showcase his craft. “I am super excited as this will be my second performance outside the country. It is a great opportunity to showcase what Botswana has to offer and I am hopeful that it will open up more opportunities.”
“The carnival not only takes place in one of the most beautiful places in the world, but it also offers fans from around the globe adrenalin-pumping adventure activities and curated music events during the day building up to the nightly, main music attraction – the Vic Falls Carnival Main Stage” read a statement issued by the carnival organisers
Alongside its change of dates, the carnival is bringing some new developments, partnering with The Wild Africa Fund to raise awareness of poaching, habitat loss, and human-wildlife conflict. The Wildlife Fund directly supports local wildlife programmes and promotes humans and wildlife thriving together.
“Vic Falls Carnival will be the “blueprint event” that is aligned with looking after the animals and creating an event that is animal friendly and animal safe.”
Additionally, for the first time in its long-established history, Vic Falls Carnival will be crossing the Zambezi to include Zambia in a series of special events at the Radisson Blu Mosi-Oa-Tunya, Livingstone Resort.
While revellers have questioned the dates switch from December to April, organisers are confident that they will still bring in big numbers.
