Khama�s dance jerks up Thobane
Friday, October 07, 2016
The President and Minister Thapelo Olopeng were busy relishing on some dikgware beat as they danced to Thobane. The media only captured about 50 seconds of the dance but that was enough to reignite and revive the nine-year-old song. That moment, when Khama, who is well known to be rather timid to dance, unless there is Polka and he has just won a motorbike race or elections, let down all his defences in front of international guests, proved just how timeless Thobane is.
This week we caught up with Dr Vom, whose real name is Kangangwani Mogocha, to share about what a minute of Khama’s dance did to his song and fame.
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