Kunene�s legacy lives on

Thursday, January 22, 2015

It has been five years since Matshikos lead singer, Penwell Kunene, died.

For many of his fans, it will take a while to heal. Thankfully, the late singer’s positive spirit continues to inspire others musically. Many still hold dear his music.

More and more Pop-reggae artists are mushrooming around Africa with most of them unashamedly declare that they want to be just like him.

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