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1. A Re Eng (Ngwaketse)   Icon: Buy
2. Khajoane (Sotho)   Icon: Buy
3. Mongo Kobo (Sotho)   Icon: Buy
4. Oa Mona Letsie (Sotho)   Icon: Buy
5. Tshetlha Di Kae (Ngwaketse)   Icon: Buy
6. Maomosa Re Kaeleng (Ngwaketse)   Icon: Buy
7. Ko Gae, Ko Gae (Rolong)   Icon: Buy
8. Nkwe E Jele Rantshilane (Lete)   Icon: Buy
9. Pulana Yoo Rara Bula (Lete)   Icon: Buy
10. Ngwana Wa Lela (Tiharo)   Icon: Buy
11. Marola Bila Kile (Hurutshe)   Icon: Buy
12. Waya Waya Le Makalatshane (Kgatla)   Icon: Buy

Review: 

Zulu singing may be well known nowadays, but the voices of two neighbouring peoples - the Sotho and the Tswana - have until now remained out of the spotlight. Their singing of songs of great beauty is both powerful and moving, and their voices are also very present in the festive ditlhaka reedpipe ensembles and eerie lesiba mouthbow songs.

— CalabashMusic.com

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