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Koolkat remains true to origin

Friday, March 17, 2023 | 160 Views |

Seronga-born Thato Kavinja’s musical career's rise is a perfect example of how remaining true to one's origin can propel him or her to greater heights after he burst onto the scene with his hit track ‘Ko Seronga’.

‘Ko Seronga’ was just a song meant to create humour among his friends, family and natives.

However, it became a national hit that opened doors for his music to be listened to by the international audience during the premiere of a local produced documentary, Nkashi: The Race For The Okavango.

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