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How amazing Steve Kekana crossed musical, racial boundaries Steve Kekana was an artist of wide virtuosity, writes Patrick Bulger. A singer, songwriter and lawyer, he was also an activist for the rights of artists and for the disabled 04 July 2021 - 00:03 By Patrick Bulger
Music lovers with a keen interest in SA s strange and unusual history mourned the death this week of singer and songwriter Tebogo Steve Kekana, SA s Stevie Wonder , who died of Covid-19 complications just short of 63.
At the time of his death, Kekana was recording yet another album, a further milestone if that was ever necessary in a career that was shaped as much by the jagged and eccentric contours of SA s past as it was by his great love for music, and his undoubted talent and virtuosity, at genres ranging from pop to soul, gospel and mbaqanga.
South African legendary performing artist, Steve Kekana, who died on Thursday at the age of 63, touched the chord of Malawians in the 1980s when he visited the country for several music concerts when he composed a hit song ‘I Just Wanna Sing, Ndimafuna Kuimba Nyimbo’ after his concert visit to Malawi in 1985.
Soon after the announcement of his passing on, Malawians posted their tributes of this “blind but very talented iconic musician” as described by musician, Wycliffe Chimwendo.
The album title of the song ‘Ndimafuna Kuimba Nyimbo’
Chimwendo reminisces that he watched Kekana’s live performance at BAT Ground in Blantyre and from then on he “mimicked his songs so much although I didn’t understand some of the lyrics”.