Zahara memorial service
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Family, friends and fans of the late South African singer Bulelwa Mkutukana popularly known as Zahara gathered for her memorial service in Johannesburg.
The award-winning Afro-pop singer died earlier this week after a short illness.
She had been in hospital, reportedly with liver complications.
Also read: South African music icon Zahara dies aged 36
The family said it did not suspect any foul in the cause of her death.
She will be buried in the Eastern Cape on 23 December.
Watch the memorial service here:
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