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Honoured for contribution in gospel music
MAHIKENG MAIL - MAHIKENG: Brown Mosiapoa has once again proven his excellence in the gospel music industry, earning recognition for his outstanding contributions.
Through his popular radio show on Motsweding FM, Mosiapoa has been a driving force in promoting gospel music and providing a platform for artists to share their talents. His dedication to the industry has not gone unnoticed and he continues to be a respected figure in the gospel music community.
As the leader of the Di Bruin Gospel Project, Mosiapoa has been instrumental in offering opportunities to young artists looking to make a name for themselves in the gospel music industry. Through the project, talented individuals can sign with the group and become part of a dynamic and supportive community of artists.
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107-Year-old granny receives new home
MAHIKENG MAIL - MABESKRAAL: The MEC for Cooperative Governance, Human Settlements and Traditional Affairs, Gaoage Oageng Molapisi, officially handed over a house to 107-year-old Francinah Mahloko, a partially blind granny residing in Mabeskraal. The handing over was part of the department’s Mandela Month programme, aimed at celebrating the legacy of Nelson Mandela by giving back to the community. Mahloko lives with her 63-year-old daughter, Dinah Kgosiemang, who is also her caregiver.
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“Mali” - A bold sonic journey
MAHIKENG MAIL - MAHIKENG: De Mugol SA’s new single, “Mali”, is a vibrant and uplifting anthem that celebrates the power of community-driven wealth. The song takes listeners on a sonic journey through the heart of the local grind, where hustle meets heritage.
With its smooth chords, hard-hitting beats and hypnotic bassline, “Mali” is a reflection of the everyday effort and determination of individuals who build from the ground up, turning their passion into profit.
