Spectacular birthday bash marks two decades of operation for Sibaya

Sibaya Casino & Entertainment Kingdom celebrated two decades of offering KwaZulu-Natal’s best gaming, entertainment and hospitality with a memorable celebration on December 1. The Sun International property curated a fun-filled event with an array of activities, performances, prizes and promotions that brought the occasion to life. Children were treated to face painters, balloon artists, jugglers, and stilt walkers to keep them entertained.

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This year marks a special milestone for us where we record 20 years of serving you! We couldn’t have reached this moment without your trust, support, and loyalty, and for that, we are extremely grateful, said Virath Gobrie, General Manager of Sibaya Casino & Entertainment Kingdom.

Whether guests came to enjoy the festivities, try their luck at the casino, or celebrate with friends and family, the event was a true reflection of our commitment to providing world-class entertainment,” said Gobrie. “As a responsible corporate citizen, we are proud to play a part in supporting the communities surrounding us and hope to continue being able to do more to uplift those in need as a way of giving back.”

The sound of live music kept the mood upbeat, with performances throughout the day with performances from Marimba Bands, Mirror Jacket Dancers, LED Dancers, Zulu Drummers and Dancers, and Bollywood Dancers that added rhythm and excitement to the celebration. DJ Nash and DJ Sandesh enhanced the vibrant atmosphere with their dynamic mixes.

“Of course, no birthday celebration is complete without cake,” said Gobrie, who hosted a cake cutting ceremony followed by the distribution of cupcakes to guests.

In true Sibaya fashion, the casino hosted exciting promotions throughout the day, including giving away a brand-new Chery Tiggo 4 Pro LiT, and a share of R30 000 in cash. Birthday Power Winners walked away with a share of R100 000 in XtraPlay while the Birthday Cash Draw saw lucky winners claiming a share of R100 000 in cash.