landless le'awty iPhupho L'ka Biko Beautiful song.
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On Morning live SABCNews_MorningLive on Sunday morning, we were still speaking on Amanzi sessions: Love, Healing and Resistance.

We also rendered a young performance.

song: iPhupho L'ka Biko - uMama noTata

SABCNews_MorningLive Beautiful music love it thank for bringing him.
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Has always been

landless le'awty Yearning for Freedom. ✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾
youtu.be/UfhJ73iJGM4?t=4

This is beautiful

SOCIALISM Nomunt’Omusha

Trust me when I say at least once in a lifetime you have to experience iPhupho L'ka Biko live. These young Africans are phenomenal.

#SocialismNomuntOmusha
#BookLaunch

Tessa Dooms hey Tessa. Was checking out iPhupho L'ka Biko insta handle and took a snap shot of what I noted. Is this you?

iPhupho l'ka biko - kokorumba blues (unreleased deep cut)

Mabaphile AbaNTU 🕯️🕯️🕯️

Umbulelo

thank you to everyone who came through for our first installment of Amanzi Sessions: Love, Healing and Resistance. The first session was fully booked and we dont take your presence for granted especially for a monday. We have been getting great reviews since then.…

The first Amanzi session in partnership with iPhupho L'ka Biko was a great success! We sincerely thank our speakers for their valuable insights. Amanzi sessions are all about promoting sobriety and fostering a welcoming environment for socializing without alcohol.

Not a big fan of jazz, but went to watch iPhupho L’ka Biko (because of a man), and the floored me. Teared up when they covered Miriam Makeba’s Gauteng

'Protest is also not one thing; it’s love, it’s surrender, it’s ululation, it’s joy. Protest is part of being alive, and the 30 songs below are curated to express that life in a musical way.'
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what iPhupho L'ka Biko did tonight can never be undone! the conversation between Aya and Tessa was so enlightening, to say the least. The forge full to capacity on a Monday, with young people really being fully engaged on the issues of national importance.

I find such conversations to be more remedial in their approach rather than treating of symptoms.

Which is something Tata Biko concerns himself with on His book, “one needs to understand the basics before setting up a remedy”

I genuinely enjoy dialogues on pressing matters that affect our daily lives.

And I must say I enjoyed yesterday’s one with all the geohistory , geo political , geo economic backing up a conversation that seeks to highlight certain issues around alcohol consumption.

To iPhupho L'ka Biko well done

Also in Bang'uMhlaba you chose a guest who so desires to teach , hear, provoke and leave your audience with more to think of.
Community building looks something like this.

iPhupho L'ka Biko - uThixo uKhona

youtu.be/UfhJ73iJGM4?fe…

Also iPhupho L’ka Biko have always had sold out shows in Cape Town.

The people who are responsible for this line up are out of touch with what’s happening within South African Jazz