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Journalists and photojournalists are not welcomed at Lulu Dikana’s funeral; this is according to her family.

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The older sister to musician and Ex Factor judge Zonke, will be laid to rest on Saturday 13 December 2014 in Bloemfontein at her maternal home which is also where Lulu Dikana’s mother and elder sister are buried.

However media has been banned. A statement released by family and Sony declared: “Regret no media journalists and no cameras will be tolerated at the funeral service.”

The singer will also have no memorial service.

The 35 year old singer passed on December 3 in hospital after a short illness.

Unlike many celebrities who pass, and have a moment of being remembered by colleagues and friends, Dikana’s family has requested that no memorial service be held for the late singer.

A close source to the family said it was what Lulu wanted.

“The family did not want one, and as far as I understand it’s something the singer told them when she was alive.”

However friends and fans can attend the funeral service which will be held from 09:00AM at Tsoseletso High School Hall, DR DM Selemela Street, Bloemanda, Bloemfontein.

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