From thug life to Christ-like

Thursday, September 03, 2015

Growing up in the streets of Woodhall 1 Township in Lobatse Christian rapper, Kabo ‘Mo’Kreste’ Katse quickly adopted a rascal lifestyle that slowly led him to living a thug life.

After living a thug life, much of it fake as he claims, Mo’Kreste, converted to a Christian and used his rap skills to spread the gospel of God.

Narrating about his past Mo’Kreste, who is also an X-Caliber member said, growing up without a father-figure in the township led him to being a mischievous child.

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