In the groove: Jeys Marabini caught live in H-Town
In the groove: Musicians with disabilities should be honoured
Steve Kekana, a blind musician in South Africa, although dead, is recognised by South Africans because the government gave him a special place in their society by honouring him. Why don’t we do it here? We can create a special category known as Dzangu Dziye Awards in honour of these legendary musicians. As you can see, people are beginning to recognise and the likes of Tinei Chikupo and many others because of the efforts of one Clive Malunga who found time and money to build tombstones for them.”
In the groove: Musicians with disabilities should be honoured
Steve Kekana, a blind musician in South Africa, although dead, is recognised by South Africans because the government gave him a special place in their society by honouring him. Why don’t we do it here? We can create a special category known as Dzangu Dziye Awards in honour of these legendary musicians. As you can see, people are beginning to recognise and the likes of Tinei Chikupo and many others because of the efforts of one Clive Malunga who found time and money to build tombstones for them.”
In the groove: Old music has cultural impact
Tuku’s songs have cultural implications. They teach us about all aspects of African culture such as unity, love and harmony. What have we to learn from the latter songs?
In the groove: Old music has cultural impact
Tuku’s songs have cultural implications. They teach us about all aspects of African culture such as unity, love and harmony. What have we to learn from the latter songs?
