Souk Reconciliation Day Party

Djem Tribes is the architype of an African events company that promotes the latest African trends in sounds, fashion and lifestyle.

We edge towards creating the most realistic and luxurious African lifestyle experiences, that resonate with the audience that appreciates THE FINER THINGS IN LIFE.

Our team’s diversity, substantial database of African artist and DJ’s, association with fashion designers and more so - a network of Africa’s affluent and Elite - has positioned Djem Tribes to a unique class of its own.

AFRO-CONCILATION

Day of Reconciliation (16 December 2018)

It is the day that South Africa effectively celebrates the fall of the apartheid regime. But also, its aim is to foster national unity and harmony between all races.

With a sincere appreciation and acknowledgement of this profound day, Djem Tribes values a holistic and inclusive approach in all its engagements, and thus concluded to further promote the reconciliation of all Africans, aimed to counter adverse the scourge of xenophobic episodes that threaten African unity.  

The above advance our thinking to honour this day, the best way we know how. 

Host an event that incorporates expressive elements that speaks a common language to us all, and harmonises our unity. 

OUR Music, Fashion, Food and Lifestyle.

The event

The event is aimed to cosset the audience at ‘Souk Tapas Bar & Lounge’ with its ever-alive cultural melting pot in the heart of Long Street, with a targeted attendance of 200 affluent guests. 

Whilst the mood will be paced by artists and DJ’s that hail from South Africa, Zimbabwe, Angola, D.R.C and Nigeria, boasting a Special Guest line-up that includes two super powerful female artists

- Mpumie

- Lerato Mvelase

Supported by DJ Mamba, DJ Ikon, DJ Menace, DJ Skai, DJ Tank and more.

This will be an event celebration to remember!!!

Cover Charge & Hospitality Packages:

R160 Per Person

R4000 for 6 x pax Table which includes

a- Bottle of Tanqueray Gin

b-Bottle of Singleton Whiskey

c-Souk Platter

d-12 Mixers

Lets Celebrate in the Spirit of UBUNTU-

I am an African.

I owe my being to the hills and the valleys, the mountains and the glades, the rivers, the deserts, the trees, the flowers, the seas and the ever-changing seasons that define the face of our native land.

My body has frozen in our frosts and in our latter-day snows. It has thawed in the warmth of our sunshine and melted in the heat of the midday sun. The crack and the rumble of the summer thunders, lashed by startling lightning, have been a cause both of trembling and of hope.

The fragrances of nature have been as pleasant to us as the sight of the wild blooms of the citizens of the veld.

The dramatic shapes of the Drakensberg, the soil-coloured waters of the Lekoa, iGqili noThukela, and the sands of the Kgalagadi, have all been panels of the set on the natural stage on which we act out the foolish deeds of the theatre of the day.

At times, and in fear, I have wondered whether I should concede equal citizenship of our country to the leopard and the lion, the elephant and the springbok, the hyena, the black mamba and the pestilential mosquito.

A human presence among all of these, a feature on the face of our native land thus defined, I know that none dare challenge me when I say - I am an African!

By President Thabo Mbeki