major talk or township it's a love letter to the music he heard in his grandmother's bar in the mamelodi township when he was starting out as an artist welcome lovely. i am looking here at the township tour dates october through the beginning of november what is this tour about what's the idea behind it. tall trees celebrating music from south africa. the music that i grew up listening. specially. because the place where i grew up my grandmother. should be. called the speakeasy you. know entirely legal so we say no. that's right but there has to be quite a lot of people characters coming in and then also musicians and other singing you know the appellant's form of music whatever so that's where i started to be in love with music and they were playing also some of the township music from the vinyl like the. mountain of queens you know the likes of you must you know also played some of this music in the states as well as also minimal camp so it was more to celebrate your nato issues if great artists of africa. so. for us i mean it's just to remind ourselves but also i want also to money ev

major talk or township it's a love letter to the music he heard in his grandmother's bar in the mamelodi township when he was starting out as an artist welcome lovely. i am looking here at the township tour dates october through the beginning of november what is this tour about what was the idea behind it the. tall trees celebrating music from south africa. the music that i grew up listening. specially. because the place where i grew up my grandmother had. it should be. called the speakeasy you. know entirely legal so we say no. that's right but there has to be quite a lot of people characters coming in and then also musicians and other singing you know the archipelago in form of music whatever so that's where i started to be in love with music and they were playing also some of the township music from the vinyl like in the. mountains of queens you know the likes of you must you know also played some of this music. is also minimal camp so it was more to celebrate you and nato and she musically great artists of south africa. so . for us i mean it's just to remind ourselves but also one al

major talk or township it's a love letter to the music he heard in his grandmother's bar in the mamelodi township when he was starting out as an artist welcome lovely. i am looking here at the township tour dates october through the beginning of november what is this tour about what's the idea behind it. tall trees celebrating music from south africa. the music that i grew up listening. specially. because the place where i grew up my grandmother. should be. called the speakeasy you. know entirely legal so we say no. that's right but there has to be quite a lot of people characters coming in and then also musicians and other singing you know the a capella in form of music whatever so that's where i started to be in love with music and they were playing also some of the township music from the vinyl like the . mountain of queens you know the likes of you must you know also played some of this music here in the states as well township music also minimal so it was more to celebrate the nato mission is great artists of south africa. so. for us i mean it's just to remind ourselves but also i w

eleven years old and so i started asking question what was really happening this also escalated to mamelodi way the day the students in my middle also have to like really support students and. in nineteen eighty-four i saw also that you know they were it was really difficult whereby a lot of caspar's in mamelodi. police with the horses and other the like giant tanks big tanks that the used to terrorize people who lived in the township there's an easy one just to see why it's terrifying telephone and helicopters as well you know and then what would my mood was the only township in south africa where all this was the point you know the coast was in the horses and the just and the other was the south african because my memory they were like my mood was like the most. you know when they were good my military said you know the problem of people also he would pull political in some and left the country to come from a minority and of course we've got solomon month long you know who was hanged as well. so i've also got a picture here of you and this is not so long after that this is nine hundred ei

major talk or township it's a love letter to the music he heard in his grandmother's bar in the mamelodi township when he was starting out as an artist welcome lovely. i am looking here at the township tour dates october through the beginning of november what is this tour about what's the idea behind it the. tall trees celebrating music from south africa. the music that i grew up you know listening. specially. because the place where i grew up my grandmother. should be. you. know entirely legal so we say no. that's right but there has to be quite a lot of people characters coming in and then also musicians and other singing you know the a capella form of music whatever so that's when i started to be in love with music and they were playing also some of the township music from the vinyl like in the. mountains of queens you know the likes of you must you know also played you know some of this music here in the states as well twenty years of also minimal came so it was more to celebrate you and nato and she musically great artists of south africa. so. for us i mean it's just to remind ourse

pose persistent problems among others the finally give mamelodi opportunity he's looking for in his third attempt at the presidency this is what he's taking on why he supports this is so desperate to change more than forty percent of the population is poor the murder rate is the worst on record and the current ruling administration has left a trail of corruption scandals you know is one of them low says he can change all that because despite being a career politician says he challenges the system. precisely what worries me here in point a to move for its conservatism leather work and now being the only state that didn't vote for the president the other. said every change is uncertain especially for a party that practically just march this year and is full of those who deserted either party. some worry that a populist who says who govern by example who got a power to himself rob them reliable makes clothes really weak institutions he's already used to referendum kunstler thirteen billion dollars. by his own party the only about one percent of the electorate voted was a study done it doesn'

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