The song, Bogolo jwa Modimo, which is basically a praise song reflecting on the omnipotence of God, as ‘our messiah and savior’ leans more towards the gospel genre. In an interview with Arts & Culture, Kulenyane said the song is meant to reflect on the power of God for his continued protection even during difficult times. “Its just a testimony that God has unlimited power and he continues to do miracles in our lives. We are saved in His name, hence Bogolo jwa Modimo.
It’s basically a praise song,” said Kulenyane. Kulenyane added that the song has also been included in Anafiki’s gospel album. Anafiki is no stranger to music, as she has two albums under her name. Music lovers are aware of her popular Mpolelela Re Babedi hit, which has been on the airwaves for a long time and catapulted her to fame. Commenting on working with Anafiki, Kulenyane described her as a talented individual with a very unique voice. He said Anafiki was a living proof that disability is not inability, as she has not allowed being visually impaired to pull her down. “When she gets into the studio you wouldn’t even think that she is visually impaired.
