Dance party for a good cause
NTANDOYENKOSI DLAMINI Less than a minute
Dance party for a good cause
It was a night of good music and good vibes at the Andhra Sabha Hall in Port Shepstone last Saturday.
Locals polished their dancing shoes for the South African Ladkis and Ladkas show presented by Diya Productions.
The show featured the well-known Indira Ramadeen, DJ Avesh and actor Vernon Govender.
Food stalls were available, and the organisers said a portion of the proceeds will go to South Coast Hospice and Lower South Coast SPCA.
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