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Family and friends pay tribute at Kwaito legend Tokollo ‘Magesh’ Tshabalala’s funeral

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As family, friends and fans mourn the death of TKzee musical prodigy, Tokollo ‘Magesh’ Tshabalala, his near and dear spoke of the calibre of person he was.

Magesh’s funeral was held on August 19 at the Rhema Bible Church in Randburg, Johannesburg. The star died a few days earlier on August 15 from an epileptic seizure.

Leading the proceedings was Victor Ramatisile, with Orlando Pirates Football Club choir sing before Magesh’s body was brought into the church. The emotional moment was captured with his most popular song “Shibobo/ The Final Countdown”.

Tokollo 'Magesh' Tshabalala

Taking to the podium TKzee group members and old school friends of Magesh, Pastor Kabelo Mabalane and Zwai Bala who paid their respects to their late “brother”.

Mabalane spoke of how meeting Magesh changed his life.
I wailed like a little child this week in my wife’s arms. It actually dawned on me, and I said to her, ‘Sweetheart, I am sitting in front of you today because I met this man’.

“My life was impacted, the direction of my life changed and it was never ever to be the same again after I met Tokollo,” said Mabalane.

Following him was Bala, who, instead of giving a speech, gave attendees an astounding performance of Frank Sinatra’s hit song, “My Way” as part of his tribute to Magesh.

Tokollo Tshabalala

Later the “Fiasco” hitmaker’s close friend, Linda Gcwensa spoke of how selfless, charming and generous he was.

“Tokollo, you were inspirational, talented, full of fun, loved to smile and we always had lots to laugh about. I will forever be grateful to you for allowing me to express myself to design and direct all your body of work.

“This was a great feat for me and will remain in my memory for a long time. And I know that one day it will keep your memory alive and I will cherish this forever,” said Gcwensa.

Source: IOL

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