Zimbabwe: SA Dj Lights Up Stage At Private Birthday Party

17 February 2025

South African popular disc jockey Heavy K lit up the stage at the private 30th birthday bash of businessman Tatenda Samukange in Harare over the weekend.

Heavy K, who jetted into the country on Saturday afternoon ahead of the event, put up an electric performance as he dished out his hits.

Heavy K's appearance was particularly noteworthy; he flew in specifically for this private birthday party, adding an exclusive touch that only heightened the evening's allure.

His infectious beats set the tone for the night, while Killer T's thrilling performance and Jah Prayzah's melodious tunes further elevated the festivities.

This star-studded line-up ensured that Samukange's 30th birthday was not just another event but a memorable soirée that would be talked about long after the final notes faded.

The event took place at Samukange's stunning home in Pokugara Residential Estate, a location that perfectly matched the glamour of the night.

Before Heavy K went on stage, it was Killer T who opened up the birthday party entertainment with his hits, including the nominated song of the year, "Kana Ndanyura," driving the crowd into frenzy mood.

Jah Prayzah also had a good day in office as he put up a scintillating performance.

Each artiste brought their unique flair, igniting the crowd and transforming the evening into a vibrant celebration of music and joy.

Samukange, who is the owner of Skylake Borehole Drilling Company, invited the who's who of Harare to celebrate his birthday and the theme, "black and white."

Despite the rains that threatened to dampen the mood, guests understood the assignment as they dressed to the party.

It attracted guests from politics, business, music, fashion, and celebrity circles.

The marquee pulsated with energy, as guests danced and sang along, creating an atmosphere that felt almost like a festival dedicated to the art of celebration.

Guests arrived in their best outfits, ready to celebrate with one of Harare's most prominent figures.

The atmosphere was filled with laughter and conversations as friends and family gathered to honour Samukange on his special day.

With a black-and-white theme inspired by classic Hollywood, the décor was elegant and sophisticated.

The contrast of colours created a stylish backdrop for the festivities. As the night went on, the excitement grew; it felt less like a party and more like a grand celebration of life and success.

To add a touch of theatrical flair, Samukange had hired captivating "fire girls" who dazzled the crowd with their mesmerising performances, gracefully ushering him into the spotlight.

This spectacle echoed the stunning performances often featured at Hollywood events, elevating the evening's grandeur. Culinary delights awaited guests as renowned Chef Danii brought in a talented Chinese chef to provide a diverse array of dishes.

The buffet was an expansive feast, allowing guests to indulge at their leisure, while those wishing to avoid the queues were graciously catered to.

The evening was further elevated by a skilled mixologist, ready to craft guests' favourite cocktails on the spot -- echoing the bespoke drink experiences often highlighted at exclusive Hollywood gatherings.

The hostess for the night, radio personality Becky K, commanded the stage with her charismatic presence, seamlessly guiding the evening's festivities.

In his speech, Samukange expressed his joy to celebrate this significant milestone surrounded by close friends.

"It is not about business or money, but I am happy that everyone here invited is special to me. Thank you for celebrating with me. I know there are "Honourables" and socialites here, but let us enjoy," he said, reflecting the warmth and camaraderie that defined the evening.

The intricate planning and coordination of the event were overseen by the talented Ruolay Agency, led by Ruth Ogbechi. She shared, "He wanted the décor to chronicle his lifestyle. If you saw the red carpet, it was telling a story. We had a tough time planning and designing what he wanted, especially with the rain disrupting our plans." With a playful laugh, she added, "I broke my nail, busy with the show, but seeing Tatenda smile makes it all worthwhile."

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