While they didn’t win the $1-million on America’s Got Talent, the Ndlovu Youth choir still took home a large paycheque. The choir was presented with a R1-million cheque from the Limpopo MEC for Arts and Culture, Thandi Moraka, earlier this week to celebrate their incredible international performances.
The choir were gifted the cheque at a homecoming celebration hosted by the MEC at the Ndlovu Care Group Miracle Centre following their finals performance at America’s Got Talent.
The R1-million will be split – 500k for the choristers and 500k to develop their music program the choir announced via their Twitter page.
Wow!!! Limpopo MEC of Arts and Culture @MorakaThandi just presented us with a MILLION RAND!!!! R500k for the choristers and R500k to develop our music programme. Rea Leboga ????❤️ #youth #support #gratitude pic.twitter.com/oex2fAQBVp
— Ndlovu Youth Choir (@ChoirAfrica) September 23, 2019
The team were welcomed back home by adoring supporters. Watch their first performance back on South African soil here:
Our community packed our theatre this afternoon to welcome us back. No place like home. ?????❤️ #Africa #Home #agt pic.twitter.com/VGBjIrOEEg
— Ndlovu Youth Choir (@ChoirAfrica) September 23, 2019
Picture: Twitter
