Shamele's single honours Mr President
Friday, March 15, 2019
The 27-year-old man told Arts & Culture that moving from his home village Serowe to Gaborone he was following his dream to dance, but because of life’s commitments and trying to get an education, things did not work out as planned. Shamele said when dance did not work out, he later developed passion for singing.
“So far I am enjoying the challenges that I am going through because they have all pushed and motivated me and kept me on my toes to do more and not give up,” he proudly said. Shamele added that he learnt a few things about Batswana’s expectations from upcoming artists.
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