Katata, Radinoga spark excitement in Molapowabojang

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Two unsung heroes of the local jazz music industry are turning things around where they are resident entertainers at Rec Park in Molapowabojang.

Kapenda Katuta, a seasoned guitarist whose magic touch has shot many local musicians to instant stardom and saxophonist, Masilonyana Radinoga. Few people might be aware of it, but Masilonyana has been in the music industry for decades. However, the musician himself seemed to give priority to his other talent, sculpting, and his music career took the backseat.

Among other things, Radinoga moulded the Kgosi Bathoen bronze statue, which stands at Goo-Ramontshiwa in Kanye. The owner of the joint, Super Letshabo, sings the two the praises of both musicians.

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