IN CONVERSATION WITH NOMA KHUMALO- South African Music Journey, New Releases, and Life After Idols SA”

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Noma Khumalo is a South African singer who first rose to
prominence as the winner of Idols South Africa Season 12. Since
winning the competition, Noma has continued to pursue her musical
career with releases available on digital platforms. Her recent single
“Come Duze” came out in 2025, showcasing her evolving sound and
presence as an artist in today’s music scene. 

She also has tracks such as “Libhaliwe,” reflecting her R&B and soul
influences, and has navigated the challenges of building a music
career beyond the exposure from Idols. 

Over the years, Noma has been active on social media — sharing her
music, life updates, and engaging directly with her fans on platforms
such as Instagram, where she connects with her audience and
promotes her art. Her journey includes overcoming challenges that
many artists face in the industry and staying true to her creative
vision. 

Today she joins us to talk about her musical evolution, her latest
work, and what’s coming next for her career.
16 Jan English South Africa Entertainment News · Music Interviews

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