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Solly Moholo pays tribute to Limpopo crash victims

Solly Moholo
Solly Moholo

The University of Botswana Indoor Sports Centre was filled with soul-stirring melodies and electrifying performances during the Mabaila Foundation Clap and Tap Music Festival Second Edition.

The event, which took place on Saturday, brought together a line-up of talented choirs, including Dineo tsa Tumelo, Angels of God, De Bruin Gospel Project, Maatla Gospel Choir, and special guests from South Africa, Dr Rebecca Malope, Jub Jub, Goitsemodimo Seleka, Universal Khatisma, and the legendary Solly Moholo.

The festival was a celebration of gospel music, unity, and compassion. The choirs delivered powerful performances that moved the audience to tears and uplifted their spirits. The energy in the room was palpable as the performers poured their hearts and souls into their music, spreading joy and hope to all those in attendance.

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