South Africa mourns the loss of beloved singer Zahara, whose beautiful voice captivated people all over the continent

The record Loliwe, which Zahara released in 2011, shot to the top of the charts and was a huge hit with music lovers in Africa and beyond. Her skill reached across borders, winning her a lot of praise and admiration

Mzansi stood by Zahara during her health battle

Fans rushed to support the famous singer on social media when they heard that her health was getting worse last month. Many prayed for her recovery and sent her their best wishes in messages on X and other platforms.

Sad to say, Zahara died on Monday night at a hospital in Johannesburg, and the cause of death is still yet to be confirmed officially. The singer’s family vehemently denies any reports of her cause death being linked to liver problems as they said they are yet to released a statement.

Zahara left behind a legacy that goes beyond singing. The sad news was revealed by the South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) on X.

Zahara’s death acknowledged by South Africa’s president

President Cyril Ramaphosa shared a tribute in video form to Zahara. In the video, the head of state was raving about Zahara’s talent and said she was one of the biggest talents the country produced. Watch the clip:

South Africa mourns Zahara

Fans were heartbroken and wrote messages to Zahara on social media, talking about how she changed their lives and how sad they were that she died too soon. Many people will always remember the singer’s impact, both through her songs and her fierce determination. Netizens wrote heartfelt messages:

Lala ngoxolo (RIP) Bulelwa, Spinach, Zahara. You transfixed us with your immense gift. Your life was bold & extraordinary. You rose after each fall and nothing could dim your star you healed so many…May your road ahead be filled with Light. Rest in Gods eternal peace #RIPZahaRA