Sibo Pilson for Swazi Rally

By Siphesihle Dlamini

South African DJ Sibo Pilson is set to headline the 32nd Swazi Rally, a much-anticipated event in the motorcycling calendar in the Kingdom.

This annual celebration, known for its vibrant atmosphere and thrilling motorcycle activities, is set to be an unforgettable experience for attendees.

The rally, scheduled to take place from August 29 to 31, 2025, at Riders Ranch in Sidvokodvo, has also confirmed the participation of renowned South African DJs Oskido and PH.

The early bird tickets for this exhilarating event are now officially on sale, priced at E300, generating excitement among fans eager to be part of this iconic celebration.

Tickets can be conveniently purchased online, allowing enthusiasts to secure their spots for what is expected to be a spectacular weekend.
The announcement of Sibo Pilson as a headliner has further heightened the anticipation surrounding the event.

Known for her electrifying performances and contributions to the South African music scene, Sibo Pilson’s presence is sure to enhance the rally’s festive atmosphere.

Fans are eagerly awaiting the combination of thrilling motorcycle festivities and high-energy musical performances that will characterise this year’s event.

Sibo Pilson, affectionately known as City Gogo, is a prominent figure in Mpumalanga’s entertainment industry. She has made a name for herself as a radio and TV presenter, content creator, master of ceremonies, DJ, and public speaker.

Her diverse talents and vibrant personality have endeared her to many fans, making her a fitting choice to headline such a significant event.

In a move to make the Swazi Rally even more inclusive, the organisers have introduced Kids’ Day tickets, aimed at engaging the younger generation in the thrilling world of motorsports.

Priced at E150, these tickets offer families an opportunity to enjoy an action-packed day at the Motorsports Arena, featuring the exhilarating Jungle Rush FMX show.

Since its inception in 1993, the Swazi Rally has evolved into a vibrant celebration of motorcycling culture, music, and camaraderie.

Organised by Carlos Pavia and his wife, Sonia, along with a dedicated team, the event has become a staple on the Eswatini calendar.

It draws thousands of participants and spectators not only from Eswatini but also from neighbouring countries such as South Africa, Mozambique, and Botswana.