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Sabelo Mkhabela
May. 21, 2019 10:45AM EST

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Rouge, Moozlie, A-Reece, J Molley & The Big Hash Will Be Part of Sway’s South African Cypher

Sway will certify more South African hyenas next month.

Sway is coming to South Africa for the #CastleLightUnlocks event. The renowned media personality has proven fond of South Africa's hip-hop scene (who wouldn't be?). Sway has hosted the likes of Cassper Nyovest, AKA, Nasty C, Stogie T and Kwesta on Sway In The Morning in the last three years.

As part of the #CastleLightUnlocks event, he will host the Sway Cold Cypher, and it will feature young South African rappers Rouge, Moozlie, A-Reece, J Molley and The Big Hash—a strong line-up if you ask us.

Sway's cypher will take place on the first day of the two-day event. On the 17th of June, the event will kick off with the Hip-Hop Experience, which will also include panel discussions among other activities. Post Malone will perform on the main event, on the 18th.

Tickets to the event can be bought here.

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