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Move Afrika: Pretoria featuring Doja Cat, Pretoria, Mar 20, 2026, 18:00, Tickets – www.bigconcerts.co.za | SA News

14 February 2026 by Guest

DOJA CAT TO HEADLINE GLOBAL CITIZEN’S MOVE AFRIKA 2026 TOUR IN SOUTH AFRICA THIS MARCH

Grammy® award-winning global superstar Doja Cat will headline the third edition of Move Afrika, the ground-breaking music touring circuit led by international artists fueling Africa’s creative economy. Entering its third year, the 2026 edition of Move Afrika will continue to expand across Africa.

Move Afrika: Pretoria featuring Doja Cat, 20 March 2026, SunBet Arena, Time Square

Tickets for Move Afrika: Pretoria are available as follows:

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