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Photo Credit: Ndlovu Youth Choir

The Ndlovu Youth Choir honoured South Africans this Youth Day by singing the South African National anthem and celebrating our potential.

 

Limpopo, South Africa (17 June 2022) – The Ndlovu Youth Choir has sung some pretty famous songs and written songs of their own, too but to honour the youth of South Africa this past Youth Day; they sang the National Anthem.

The Ndlovu Choir was established in January 2009 to afford talented, underprivileged teenagers and young adults (14-24 years) the opportunity to perform locally and abroad proficiently. The choir consists of 30 choristers from the beautiful Moutse Valley in rural Limpopo, South Africa.

The Ndlovu choir is part of the Ndlovu Care Group’s globally acclaimed childcare community programme. The choir aims to ensure that a child from a disadvantaged community enjoys the same level of tuition, care and opportunities as a child from a more affluent society.

Since their rise to fame (on America’s Got Talent), the choir has left many South Africans with smiles and pride.

“Happy Youth Day. We are a nation blessed with boundless potential.” – Ndlovu Youth Choir

Take a look at the performance below. If you are unable to view the video, you can find it here on Facebook.


Sources: Ndlovu Youth Choir
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