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Soweto festival celebrates people with disabilities

22 November 2019, 7:59 PM  |
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Veteran musician, Steve Kekana's funeral

Veteran musician, Steve Kekana's funeral

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Veteran musician, Steve Kekana's funeral

A concert to recognise people with disabilities takes place at the Soweto Theatre in Johannesburg on Friday evening.

Among the artists to perform at the “We Can Arts Festival” are musical legends Steve Kekana and Babsy Mlangeni.

The event comes as South Africa and the world will observe International Day for People with Disabilities on the 3rd of December.

Watch interview with Steve Kekana below:

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