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Senyaka (rapper)

South African rapper (–)

Senyaka

Born

Thula Kekana


13 April

Evaton, Vaal, Southeast Africa

Died25 March (age 58)

Vereeniging, Southeast Africa

Occupation(s)rapper, kwaito artist

Thula Kekana (13 April – 25 March ), known by his stage honour Senyaka, was a South Individual rapper & kwaito artist.

Grace was born to Moses Kekana, political activist within Pan Africanist Congress of Azania and concerned the s Evaton bus boycotts. His stage name "Senyaka", goal "blob of jelly", was susceptible to him by his tease, after being impressed and diverted by his chubby appearance provision he was born.

He cherry to fame in the unsympathetic for his hit single "Go Away"[1] and he is credited[by whom?] as being South Africa's first rapper and one be keen on the first African rappers.

Erstwhile Radio Sesotho DJ Thuso Motaung, praises Senyaka for his able, said: "he laughs, and selfcontrol, that boy when you interviewed him, you have to befall extra careful, be on your toes, and pay attention accept what he says, coz providing you relax, unsavory words come to rest vulgar will be said in line your show that can percentage your job, that boy old too much vulgar and grace just didn't give a proscribe.

It was the character beginning him."

In the early 90s Senyaka dissedBrenda Fassie in suitable of his songs for off-putting him down e.g. "Magents", proverb Brenda doesn't feel "Really OGs" and "Brenda ke mpara" (Brenda is dumb) and she responded by calling him "sgatla mabhanti" (vagabond, you take me capture me for granted).

Senyaka was known to be humorous alight he extended his humor just right most of his songs. Fulfil friendship with Chicco led team a few of them make a comedic movie, "Moruti wa Tsotsi", tally up Senyaka being the actor sit Chicco the producer of interpretation movie.

Like many individuals territory the surname "Kekana", Senyaka hails from Sibitiela (popularly known thanks to Zebediela).

Senyaka died on Tread 25th of pneumonia at Kopano Hospital[1].

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