Lesole, company spread calm with 'Don't Panic'

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With Botswana already on a 28-day extreme social distancing that started Friday, the song inspires the nation with the lyrics that encourage people stand up for themselves and beat the virus. It is a catchy song that has Tshepo Lesole’s soulful and poignant signature right from the onset. The latter is one of the best music producers in the country and it is no surprise that the production is of high quality. His golden voice resonates well with KTM choir also known as Diphalana, then Apostle Mokoena later comes in with a message preaching preventive measures for coronavirus. 

Tshepo Lesole revealed to Showtime that Apostle Mokoena, KTM and he were already planning to do an event on March 28 but as a result of COVID-19 government took a decision to halt all events. He said they held a meeting and decided to do something that will help sensitise people about the spread of coronavirus. “We did it as quickly as possible because we knew that the 100 plus rule of gathering (at the time) might change soon,” he said. 

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