WATCH: Cape Town welcomes festive lights switch-on with celebrations, vibes and a jol
Cape Town Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis sported a VERY festive Christmas jersey while busting some moves on stage.
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On Sunday, 1 December, the City of Cape Town kicked off the festive season with its annual Adderley Street Festive Lights Switch-On.
The night started with a countdown making way for Mzansi's second national anthem, Sister Bethina, which warmed up the crowd.
Mafikzolo, Dr Victor, the Rasta Rebels, 3 Tons of Fun, Wynand and Chereé Strydom, MÖRDA and many more artists entertained while comedians Alan Committie and Lunga Tshuka hosted the event.
And yes... it was a JOL!
"The music was klopping," says Orderson.
Of course, Cape Town's mayor, Geordin Hill-Lewis, was in attendance sporting a very festive Christmas jersey while busting some moves on stage.
If you missed it, here's the gees shared by Hill-Lewis and the City of Cape Town:
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