Top 10 Songs in April 2025 — South African Edition
- Josephine Gikaru
- 4 days ago
- 2 min read
Updated: 3 days ago
April 2025 was packed with powerful anthems, emotional ballads, and genre-fusing hits that made waves across South Africa.

From amapiano bangers to soul-stirring reggae, here are the top 10 songs that dominated the Mdundo charts this month
A bold and energetic track, “Jealous Down” showcases Makhadzi’s signature Limpopo rhythm and powerful vocals. It's an empowering song about self-confidence and overcoming envy from others.
This amapiano anthem blends infectious beats with deep lyrics that reflect on status, success, and respect. A star-studded collaboration that proves South Africa’s powerhouses are stronger together.
A dancefloor favorite, “Shampopo” is a high-energy fusion of SA house and Zimbabwean guitar vibes. Makhadzi leads this feel-good track that’s perfect for party playlists.
Soft yet moving, “Sondela-Dali” is a love song built on mellow amapiano beats and dreamy vocals. It’s a beautiful reminder of why Nkosazana Daughter continues to rule the genre.
A timeless reggae classic still making waves. “The Way It Is” speaks truth to power with heartfelt messages about inequality, justice, and unity—proof that Lucky Dube's legacy lives on.
This introspective track by Dax is an emotional exploration of solitude, struggle, and purpose. With poetic lyrics and a slow-burning beat, it resonates deeply with listeners across genres.
A raw and emotional collaboration, “21 Questions” dives into themes of love, trust, and vulnerability. Big Zulu and Emtee deliver a lyrical masterpiece with unmatched storytelling.
In this heartfelt tribute, Makhadzi pours her soul out to all the mothers. “Mama” blends rich traditional elements with modern production, reminding fans of the deep cultural roots behind her sound.
9. Dubai – KHARISHMA
“Dubai” is all about living large and chasing dreams. KHARISHMA’s catchy hook and flashy vibes make this track an anthem for anyone who believes in the power of ambition and luxury.
A powerful maskandi-inspired track, “Ngicela Uhambe” tells the story of heartbreak and letting go. Mshinwemali’s emotive delivery connects deeply with fans of traditional and modern Zulu music.
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