KERRY MORE CARRIES MORE
explosive live performances.
The versatile 31- year- old Rhumba star has dropped her fifth album, a six-track LP titled ‘Nlongo wa Manini’ (aunty’s bride).
Recorded at Sound Hub Studios in Gaborone last September, the album has already received rave reviews on Facebook since its release last week. Especially popular is the LP’S title track, which tells the story of a married woman and her aunt’s fighting over a herd boy’s axe.
“I managed to record my album without rushing. Covid-19 made me think outside the box like venturing into other businesses, such as selling food,” revealed the Seleka native, who has been an ever present on the Rhumba scene since her debut release ‘Tobetsa’ back in 2009
Prince Harry told Oprah Winfrey in a bombshell interview on Sunday that he and Meghan are using “what his mother left him” to live on, after stepping back from royal duties.
Harry’s late mother, the Princess of Wales, had a famously strained relationship with the royal family. “I think she saw it coming,” said Harry, 36, speaking about Diana’s foresight in him stepping back from his duties, and giving him financial security for the future.
In January 2020, the Sussexes announced they would be stepping back as ‘senior’ members of the royal family.
“I have what my mum left me and without that, we wouldn’t have been able to do this,” he said
of their move to the US and relinquishing their duties as senior royals.
Both William and Harry were
left sums of £6.5 million each by their mother the princess of Wales in her will, following her death in a car crash in 1997.