Kabelo Mabalane

Kabelo Mabalane, co-star with Magesh in TKZee gave a speech in honour of his late friend. Netizens applauded Kabelo's sombre take on his friendship with ...

Taking to Twitter, DJ Cleo shared the lit mix with his followers. His family confirmed the tragic news in a statement. He had fought the chronic disease for a long time. Kabelo remembers that the song was not well received, but it all went up from there. Kabelo said it all started when they received R250 to record a song about girls they were in love with. He taught me How to be fearless."

Dignitaries, fellow musicians, and friends have gathered to pay their last respects to the legendary artist. Kabelo Mabalane, a close friend of Tshabalala, ...

Kabelo Mabalane, a close friend of Tshabalala, took to the podium first to pay tribute to the star. He taught me how to be brave, he taught me how to be fearless. [WATCH] The funeral service of the late Kwaito Star Tokollo Magesh Tshabalala is currently underway at Rhema Bible Church in Randburg. Tshabalala’s family have made their way into the auditorium, alongside his coffin. Kabelo Mabalane, a close friend of Tshabalala, took to the podium first, while Zwai Bala has performed a moving tribute song. Dignitaries, fellow musicians, and friends have gathered to pay their last respects to the artist.

Family and friends spoke fondly of Kwaito artist Tokollo “Magesh” Tshabalala as he was laid to rest.

“That back of the house is where we started to believe. Magesh, we changed the world, toured the world, got arrested, fought, cried, we won big and lost big. We would go to the back of the house to resume our extracurricular activities. “There was a time Magesh unprompted by anybody, walked up to the church and received Christ as his Lord and saviour. “It blesses my heart that Tokollo got to experience the love of Christ. It is well documented that I am a pastor and I've given my life to my lord and saviour Jesus Christ. The back of the house is where we, spoke, dreamt, what existed in our hearts happened at the back of the house.” I tried to let my life speak volumes,” he says. He saw in me that I didn’t see in myself, from day one.” “It made me reflect and go back to the beginning, on the five minutes I had before I met him. As funny as it can be, that back of the house is where it started.” But it was always music that connected us,” he says.