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Thabie K climbs the ladder to fame with gospel album

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Thabelo Khakhu, or Thabie K, who is now famously known as Thabza Majaivane from Tshithuthuni village, has climbed a step up the ladder of success after releasing his first gospel album, entitled vhado dzhena na? He also released a special “thank you” song to show appreciation to the local community radio stations for playing his music.

The gospel album has nine tracks and it features songs such as Ri tshila nga tshilidzi, Vha ya Tsireledza, Yeso vha lufuno, Yesu ua tshidza, Khulunoni and more. 

“I have decided to record a gospel album, because the Lord God, who is the Creator of heaven and earth, has done many things in my life,” he said. “I have escaped from a lot of dangerous situations. I don’t live with my parents, but I am living like any other kid who has parents because of His grace, so I thought I have to state my appreciation for everything that He has done for me through this album,” he added.

All the tracks on this album were produced by his manager, Lucky Muvhali, who is also known as DJ All Nite, and promoted by Mr Khathutshelo Ramugondo.

This is Thabie K's fourth album since he entered the music industry in 2012. His other albums are in the Afro kwasa genre. Vhaya takala vha tshi mbona was released in 2012, Shango lofhela was released in 2015, Ri tshi funaná in 2016 and Mufunwa wanga was released in 2018.

Besides being a singer, Thabie K is also an actor, radio presenter and a student. For bookings call: 0637966868/0769082107 or visit his Facebook page: Thabza Majaivane.

 

 
 

Thabelo Khakhu, or Thabie K, who is now famously known as Thabza Majaivane.

 

By: Maanda Bele

Maanda  Bele, born and raised in Nzhelele Siloam, studied journalism at the Tshwane University of Technology.

He is passionate about current news and international affairs.

He worked as part of the Zoutnet team as an intern in 2017.

He is currently a freelance journalist specialising in news from the Vhembe district.

 

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