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Thebe Magugu's Spotify Fashion Forward playlist was brought to life on 15 April at NIROX Sculpture Park in Johannesburg. Magugu, the first African designer to curate the platform's Fashion Forward playlist, used South African musicians to convey the stories that inspired his newest folkloric collection.

Grammy-nominated musician, producer and DJ, Bonobo, performed at Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens on 24 March 2023.

Ronan Keating, known for his songs 'When You Say Nothing At All' and 'If Tomorrow Never Comes', performed live at the Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens in Cape Town on 3 March 2023.

The Bacardi Holiday Club, South Africa's finest all-inclusive music festival, took place on 3-5 March at Welgelegen Manor.

On 7 March, 650+ people gathered in Kirstenbosch Gardens to witness the Birth of Endless Summer, which is the backdrop of The Endless Summer, the most-watched documentary of all time (in any genre), which was published in 1965.

The fourth iteration of the Cape Town Resort collections took place on 10 December in the Zeitz Mocaa Museum at the V&A Waterfront.

Kelly Rowland, Brutal Fruit Spritzer ambassador, returned to Mzansi for the You Belong Campaign after a successful visit earlier this year. Rowland conducted a press conference at the Leonardo on Friday, 9 December with 80 media and VIP guests.

Stadio School of Fashion, previously Lisof, hosted its annual fashion show, which featured final-year students.

The Feather Award winners were announced on Thursday, 10 November 2022.

Champagne Day was celebrated worldwide on 28 October.

This October, Mall of Africa is home to SA Fashion Week's Autumn/Winter 23 Collections.

SA Fashion Week day 1 took place at the Mall of Africa.

The Johannesburg Expo Centre hosted Comic Con Africa 2022 from 22-25 September.

More than 120,000 rugby and entertainment fans, including Brian Habana, filled Cape Town Stadium for the 2022 Rugby World Cup Sevens, which took place over three days.

Platoon honours South African singers for Heritage Month. Simphiwe Dana, Bongeziwe Mabandla, Mandisi Dyantyis and Nobuhle are honoured for their musical contributions with a mural in Maboneng, Johannesburg.