Singer Don B sent off in style

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Singer, (real name Donald Botshelo) 'Don B's' funeral was never a sombre scene. Apart from the moment his wife and children broke down uncontrollably when his casket was lowered into his final resting place, it was an event full of laughter, enthusiasm and song.

It started with the uncle elaborating on how courageous the departed musician was, adding that Don B had inherited his musical talent from his mother, Tabaka Botshelo who she described as good singer and dancer. "If we were not in a funeral she would stand up and dance for you," Botshelo's uncle said.

Thousands of people who had converged on his mother's place did little mourning but celebrated the disco star's life as much as his music had been celebrated and indeed it continued to make people dance even at his funeral.

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