South African music sensation CIZA is set to embark on a strategic media tour in Ghana starting June 26, 2025, to promote his breakout single Isaka (6AM). The move not only aims to amplify the reach of the hit track but also cements CIZA’s ambition of becoming a truly pan-African artiste by engaging Ghana’s vibrant music scene.
Born Nkululeko Nciza, the 23-year-old artiste is already making waves on digital platforms with Isaka (6AM), which has amassed over 5.9 million Spotify streams and appears on 189 active playlists. The single, a compelling blend of Amapiano, Afrobeats, and Afro-pop, currently accounts for 66% of his monthly streams on Spotify.
CIZA’s upcoming Ghana tour comes amid a broader trend in which Accra is being recognized as a launchpad for African musicians looking to achieve continental and global success. For many, breaking into the Ghanaian market is seen as a vital step toward achieving international recognition—a sentiment echoed widely among Nigerian and other African artistes.
Speaking ahead of the tour, CIZA expressed his excitement about connecting with Ghanaian audiences. “Ghana has always been a center of culture and creativity. I’m looking forward to experiencing it first-hand, sharing my music, and growing my fanbase here,” he said.
The tour will include media appearances, interviews, live performances, and collaborations with key figures in Ghana’s music and entertainment ecosystem. By immersing himself in the country’s rich cultural landscape, CIZA hopes to deepen his pan-African presence and foster long-term relationships within Ghana’s music industry.
With over 1.6 million monthly Spotify listeners and a growing social media following of more than 375,000, CIZA has been steadily building momentum. His previous releases such as Bank Notification featuring Madumane (1.5M streams), Carolina with Major League DJz and Abidoza (570K), and Adje (270K) have helped him carve a unique space as a genre-blending voice in African music.
Accra’s rise as a creative and tourism destination adds another layer of relevance to the tour. As more African artists tap into cross-border collaborations, the Ghana-South Africa music connection is growing stronger, reflecting the increasing synergy between African cultures and entertainment industries.
CIZA’s Ghana tour symbolizes more than just a promotional effort—it’s a testament to the power of cultural exchange and the role Ghana plays in shaping Africa’s music narrative. With Isaka (6AM) already capturing hearts across streaming platforms, the tour is expected to elevate his reach and reinforce Ghana’s position as fertile ground for African musical growth.
