A memorial lecture in honour of the legendary reggae music artist, Lucky Phillip Dube, was held at the University of MpumalangaThe South African Traditional Music Achievements organised the memorial lecture as part of their initiatives to honour music legends who have had a positive impact on preserving the heritage and culture.
This month marks 15-years since the killing of reggae artist Lucky Dube. He was best know for songs such as Slave and Remember me. The Ermelo born musician was referred to as the King of Reggae. He was killed during a hijacking in Rosettenville, south of Johannesburg in 2007. Speaking at his memorial lecture, Human Rights Activist Advocate Sipho Mantula says his death is still a mystery.
I think lucky dube was from Zimbabwe maybe they knew he was a foreigner and they killed him .who was lucky cube's father anyway
Foreigners killed this legend 😔
MbuyiseniNdlozi Continue RIP King Dube ✊👊🙏
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Lucky Dube is a legend. His music inspired millions and millions of people around the globe. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
MbuyiseniNdlozi Lucky my son.. m going back to my roots May your soul continue to rest in eternal perfect peace Sir, u didn't deserve what those foreigners did to u💔💔
I was in The Gambia recently and I was so surprised to learn that the late was so much loved in that part of the world! To date, they still ask, why the legendary was killed!😭😭😭😭 Why is there so much crime in SA…
Mystery or murdered by Zimbabweans and thereafter took his car?
MbuyiseniNdlozi I still can't phantom the idea of someone killing Lucky Dube. I mean, who would do that?
What a life 😔