Kgosikgolo The Musical Lives To Its Billing

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Tswana Sanctified Voices, a new local musical troupe, lived to its promise during the four-day showcase of its Kgosikgolo the musical’s concert that ended yesterday.

The troupe of talented and energetic youth successfully kept their audience with beautiful, well-composed and directed musical. The musical story line is based on the ups and downs of traditional rule of Bogosi. It’s a narration of deceit, plots, hatred, reconciliations and victories experienced by most of royal families. Kgosikgolo kick started with music and dance. It starts with praise singing to the paramount chief, explaining the importance and respect accorded him by the tribe. The song also states that chieftaincy is a birthright.

As the song dies off, a woman sweeping her yard emerges. Her friend and neighbour later joins in, praising her for always keeping her yard clean. The two, Mma Gaone and Mma Pinky talked of how their children were lazy and did not want to help with house chores. They explained that children born in this generation were cut from a different cloth as they had no or little respect for the elders.

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