South African disc jockey and media personality Blue Aiva is expected in Kigali for the second edition of the ‘Improper Access’ concert, scheduled for June 28 at Zaria Court. Best known for her participation in Big Brother Titans—a joint South African and Nigerian edition of the Big Brother franchise—Blue Aiva will be joined by Ugandan star Etania, along with Rwanda’s DJs Niny and Higa, with Miss Muyango and Zuba Mutesi as the host of the night. ALSO READ: Uganda’s DJ Etania to light up Kigali during BAL weekend Organized by Blackout Inc., Improper Access is an annual concert series that last took place at Kigali Universe in August 2024. Bruce Manzi, one of the event’s organizers, told The New Times that Blue Aiva is among Africa’s rising Amapiano stars, which made her an ideal choice for headliner of this year’s edition. “This year’s edition is very special not only to Blackout but to Rwandan music in general,” Manzi said. “The lineup is made up entirely of women, and this reflects the growing inclusivity in the music sector—something truly worth celebrating. Let’s all come in big numbers and celebrate womanhood in our growing pop culture,” he added. ALSO READ: Amapiano fever: How Kigali became a magnet for global DJs, artistes Manzi promised an electric atmosphere at Zaria Court Kigali, a new multi-billion hospitality complex poised to host major sports and entertainment events. Tickets are already available for purchase via ticqet.rw. Tebatso Mokoena, popularly known as Blue Aiva, is a 25-year-old artiste and one of South Africa’s most prominent entertainment figures. She rose to fame in 2023 after participating in Big Brother Titans, thanks to her captivating dance moves and mixing skills that have won over fans across the continent and beyond.
