MBABANE – Thousands of music lovers gathered at the Mavuso Trade Centre over the weekend as Eswatini’s Biggest Braai celebrated its 10th anniversary in spectacular fashion, with South African award-winning musician Makhadzi delivering an electrifying performance that left fans chanting for more.
The milestone edition of one of Eswatini’s biggest lifestyle and entertainment events attracted revelers from across the country, who enjoyed a day of food, music and celebration before Makhadzi took to the stage as one of the headline acts.
From the moment she stepped onto the stage, the energetic performer captivated the audience with her signature dance moves, powerful vocals and a string of hit songs that had the crowd singing and dancing throughout her set. Her high-energy performance quickly became the highlight of the anniversary celebrations, with fans repeatedly calling for an encore as they refused to let her leave the stage.
Despite delivering a flawless performance, Makhadzi revealed to the audience that she had been battling flu before travelling to Eswatini.
“I caught flu, but flu or no flu, I am coming to Eswatini,” she told the cheering crowd. “Eswatini is my home.”
Her heartfelt remarks were met with loud applause and excitement from fans, many of whom have embraced the South African star as one of their favourite performers following her numerous appearances in the Kingdom over the years.
Her determination to honour the booking despite feeling unwell earned admiration from fans, who rewarded her with unwavering energy throughout the performance.
The 10th anniversary of Eswatini’s Biggest Braai marked another significant milestone for the annual event, which has grown into one of the country’s premier entertainment and social gatherings. Over the past decade, the festival has become renowned for bringing together leading regional artists, local talent and thousands of festivalgoers for an unforgettable celebration of music, food and culture.
This year’s edition lived up to expectations, with patrons turning out in large numbers to commemorate the occasion. The vibrant atmosphere, coupled with a strong entertainment line-up, ensured that the anniversary celebration was one to remember.
However, it was Makhadzi who stole the spotlight, proving once again why she remains one of Southern Africa’s most sought-after performers. Her unwavering commitment to her fans, even while battling illness, and her declaration that “Eswatini is my home” further strengthened the special bond she shares with local audiences.
As the curtains closed on the 10th anniversary celebrations, many left the Mavuso Trade Centre still singing her songs and talking about a performance that will undoubtedly be remembered as one of the defining moments of Eswatini’s Biggest Braai.
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