Doja Cat Set to Perform in Pretoria as Move Afrika Comes to South Africa

American superstar Doja Cat is finally coming to South Africa, and fans are beyond excited. Many supporters are already queuing to secure their tickets for her highly anticipated performance at the SunBet Arena in Pretoria on 20 March 2026.

The Grammy-winning global star will headline the event as part of the pan-African touring circuit led by Global Citizen. The exciting news was officially announced by Big Concerts, confirming that for the first time, Global Citizen’s Move Afrika will land in Pretoria on 20 March 2026, with Doja Cat as the main act.

For Doja Cat, whose real name is Amala Ratna Zandile Dlamini, this visit is more than just another international show. The artist has often spoken proudly about her South African roots, and this performance holds deep personal meaning for her.

“From my South African roots straight to the world stage, we’re bringing energy, purpose, and real change to Move Afrika in Kigali and Pretoria. This isn’t just a tour, it’s a movement that creates jobs and opportunities that last,” said Doja Cat. “I’m proud to be part of something that celebrates Africa’s creativity, invests in its future, and shows the world that Africa isn’t coming, it’s already here.”

In a video shared on her Instagram, she also expressed her excitement directly to her fans. She said, “I am so excited to announce that I am finally going to South Africa and meeting my fans in Rawanda. I’m working with Global Citizen’s Move Afrika. This isn’t just an opportunity to tour and play music it’s going to help people find jobs and create opportunities that last. So I’m very, very happy to be part of something that is more than just my music.”

Move Afrika is not just about hosting concerts. The initiative was launched in partnership with pgLang and rapper Kendrick Lamar. According to reports by The Citizen, the goal is to build Africa’s first fully scaled international touring circuit. The project also aims to create sustainable jobs in areas such as production, staging, security, and hospitality.

More than just a major concert announcement, Move Afrika positions itself as a long-term investment in the continent’s creative economy. It supports African talent, promotes creativity, and helps grow industries connected to music and live events.

With Doja Cat’s powerful performance and meaningful message, the upcoming show in Pretoria promises to be more than just a night of entertainment. It is set to be a celebration of African creativity, opportunity, and global connection.