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In PICTURES: International Jazz Day celebrated

In PICTURES: International Jazz Day celebrated

The Citizen08-05-2025
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Lerato Serero Less than a minute
SEBOKENG.- The Sedibeng Jazz Foundation (SJF) recently hosted a Jazz Jam session in Zone 17, Ha Dorah.
The foundation also celebrated International Jazz Day on the day.
The visitors were welcomed by Ladies Jazz Collectors. Amongst the visitors were Laffrantia Jazz Club from Randfontein, Merafong jazz clubs (clubs from Carletonville).
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In PICTURES: International Jazz Day celebrated
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In PICTURES: International Jazz Day celebrated

Less than a minute Lerato Serero Less than a minute SEBOKENG.- The Sedibeng Jazz Foundation (SJF) recently hosted a Jazz Jam session in Zone 17, Ha Dorah. The foundation also celebrated International Jazz Day on the day. The visitors were welcomed by Ladies Jazz Collectors. Amongst the visitors were Laffrantia Jazz Club from Randfontein, Merafong jazz clubs (clubs from Carletonville). At Caxton, we employ humans to generate daily fresh news, not AI intervention. Happy reading!

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