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South Africa — Today marks the anniversary of the passing of Mogale Kenneth Mafatshe, a revered Setswana radio presenter whose voice echoed through the airwaves, touching many lives. Mafatshe, who died on this day, February 13, in 2021, is remembered for his significant contributions to Setswana broadcasting.
Mafatshe was not just any presenter; he was a beacon of Setswana culture and heritage. Throughout his career, he worked with Radio BOP and later with Motsweding FM, formerly known as Radio Setswana. His show, “Moribo Wa Afrika,” was among several that showcased his passion for radio and his talent in engaging listeners with his insightful and entertaining presentations.
His famous catchphrase, “Kgaka ya seema ka nkoto serope ke ntsetsenene AFRIKA THEBELEKA,” resonates with many, embodying the spirit of Africa and its vibrant cultures. Mafatshe’s voice was more than just a medium of entertainment; it was a bridge connecting listeners to their roots and traditions.
Mogale Mafatshe Overview
Aspect | Details |
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Name | Mogale Kenneth Mafatshe |
Date of Passing | February 13, 2021 |
Profession | Setswana Radio Presenter |
Notable Work | Host of “Moribo Wa Afrika” on Motsweding FM |
Legacy | Promoted Setswana culture and heritage through radio |
His legacy continues to inspire both aspiring and established radio personalities, reminding them of the power of radio to preserve culture, educate, and entertain. Mafatshe’s dedication to his craft and his love for Setswana culture have left an indelible mark on the broadcasting industry in South Africa.
As we remember Mogale Mafatshe today, his words and work remain a testament to the enduring influence of radio as a medium for cultural expression and community connection. His soulful contributions to Setswana radio broadcasting will not be forgotten, as he continues to inspire and influence from beyond.
The North West Times and its readers, along with Mafatshe’s listeners and admirers, commemorate his life and achievements on this day. His spirit and legacy live on, echoing through the airwaves and in the hearts of those he reached with his voice. “May his soul rest in peace,” echoes the sentiment of many, as expressed in the comments by Isaack Seleko and others on the North West Times Facebook post remembering Mogale Mafatshe.
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