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Ntsika
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Ntsika Fana Ngxanga, widely known as Ntsika, is a South African singer, songwriter, theatre music director, soloist, and member of platinum selling South African music group, The Soil. Ntsika is also a producer and the record label head of Nomadic Tribe Entertainment. His interest in music began while he was in primary school and later got introduced to the apostolic gospel-style of singing. Ntsika, a passionate and gifted singer, is said to receive inspiration for his songs through visions and in his dreams.
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