Reggae artiste Sizzla Kalonji has confirmed that his United States travel documents have been reinstated.
After being barred from traveling to the United States for some eight years, Reggae veteran Sizzla Kalonji has had his work permit restored.
Questions were raised whether the “Thank you Mama” singer’s travel documents were reinstated after it was publicized that he was scheduled to headline the 32nd annual Reggae on the River festival in the United States between August 4-7.
The artiste confirmed the news in a Irie Fm interview, saying fans can look forward to seeing him soon. He also took the opportunity to give thanks to “the Almighty,” his loyal fans, and his lawyers who worked hard on the issue.
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Sizzla’s work permit was revoked in 2008 much like other high profile dancehall acts such as Aidonia, Beenie Man, Bounty Killer and others.
