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Kabza De Small’s PianoHub opening delayed

More popular for his contributions to the music industry, the unofficial king of amapiano Kabza de Small took the risk of venturing into the restaurant business by announcing an expansion of the PianoHub brand with a restaurant set to be located in Soweto.

Earlier in the year, the music maestro shared a video of the progress that had been made so far. However, he recently took to his Instagram page to announce the unfortunate news of construction delays that would hinder the opening of the restaurant as scheduled.

“We regret to inform you that due to construction delays, we must postpone the opening of our new location. The new date will be announced soon,” he said in the official statement.

He then continued to apologise for the disappointment caused to his supporters, “We understand the anticipation surrounding our opening and apologise for any inconvenience this may cause.

“Rest assured, we are working diligently to ensure everything is in place for a successful launch. Thank you for your understanding and continued support. We look forward to welcoming you to PIANOHUB.”

 

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Although supporters are bummed by the unfortunate news, the delay has not affected the excitement and anticipation for Kabza’s new venture. They rushed to flood the comments section with reassurance that they understood and would be patiently waiting for everything to fall in place.

” It’s all the same, we are with you!” wrote multi-award winner and hip-hop legend Kwesta

Also see: Kelvin Momo sues Kabza de Small for R1 million

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