Watch: Inside Kwaito star Mshoza’s touching final send-off

Mshoza’s funeral service is underway today, Saturday 28 November at House of Treasures Ministries in the south of Joburg.

Friends and family members of the Kortes hitmaker have arrived at the church, where pain and sorrow is the order of the day.

But her frIends wanted to celebrate Mshoza, rather than mourn her, saying that’s because of who she was. They described her as a bubbly and energetic person who never let anything get her down.

Queen of Kwaito Mshoza, whose real name was Nomasonto Maswangayi, passed away last Thursday.

In 2014 she revealed she was diabetic and longtime manager Thandoxolo Jindela has confirmed the singer died from diabetes complications.

The 37-year old will be laid to rest at West Park Cemetery.

The funeral service of Kwaito queen Mshoza is currently underway. The musician's coffin arrived moments ago.

Tune into #Newzroom405 for the live proceedings. #RIPMshoza pic.twitter.com/P71fPogsqa

— Newzroom Afrika (@Newzroom405) November 28, 2020

Mshoza rose to fame with her smash hit 'Kortes' in the early 2000s. She also collaborated with stars such as Nkosinathi 'Mzambiya' Zwane&Siboniso 'Msawawa' Dlamini. The 37-year old will be laid to rest at the West Park cemetery in Johannesburg later today #RIPMshoza #SABCNews pic.twitter.com/aWeQezUhh4

— Maageketla Mohlabe (@MaageMohlabe) November 28, 2020

Mshoza's funeral service underway at the House of Treasurers Ministries in the south of Joburg.#RIPMshoza#MSHOZAFUNERAL@dailysunsa pic.twitter.com/YGx75oE0tE

— Zamokuhle Mdluli (@MdluliZamokuhle) November 28, 2020

After Mshoza's obituary is read, artists are called to the stage to bid her farewell. JubJub leads the industry in song – 'Ndikhokhele bawo'. Visibly emotional, the artists comfort each other with hugs. #RIPMshoza

📸@SABCNews pic.twitter.com/TIm9HC8eVx

— Nokukhanya Mntambo (@khanya_mntambo) November 28, 2020

Family spokesperson and Mshoza's uncle Professor SM Rasenga says, "As a family, we're comforted that she lived her life to the fullest…She has uplifted people, she has entertained people. She was a genuine humanitarian." #RIPMshoza #SABCNews pic.twitter.com/88uxJOngVy

— Maageketla Mohlabe (@MaageMohlabe) November 28, 2020

A fitting tribute by Mshoza's two children, Pride and Jacob Jnr #RIPMshoza #SABCNews pic.twitter.com/VPZWKK42Tt

— Maageketla Mohlabe (@MaageMohlabe) November 28, 2020

Twitter bullied Mshoza the most. Y’all body shamed her. Accused her of marrying for cash. Y’all never showed her love wen she was with us. Shocking how y’all hv so many good things to say now that she’s no more. She’s finally finding rest…. far away from u trolls. #RIPMshoza pic.twitter.com/IZb9nvqY3B

— Prince SA (@Prince_202020) November 28, 2020