Praises To Fallen Media Giant, Beata Kasale

Monday, June 25, 2018

Speakers at the funeral service of The Voice publisher, Botlhoko Beata Kasale-Kabango, sang her praises, each describing her as one of the country's media moguls.

More than having been a media guru, they also told of a warm, caring, selfless and hardworking woman, who touched many people’s lives in different ways.

The funeral service, held at her farm in Marokolwane, attracted mourners from all walks of life including the media fraternity, representatives from different organisations, as well as friends and well wishers.

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Praises To Fallen Media Giant, Beata Kasale

Speakers at the funeral service of The Voice publisher, Botlhoko Beata Kasale-Kabango, sang her praises, each describing her as one of the country's media moguls.