ZWAI Bala remembers the late Magesh.
The kwaito singer and songwriter said Magesh might be gone, but his spirit still lives among us.
The 47-year-old singer said Tokollo "Magesh" Tshabalala, had a huge impact in his life and the rest of the nation.
The musician died on 15 August.
Zwai took to Instagram on Friday, 14 October to say how much Magesh meant to him.
He wrote: "Your passing is overwhelming. To make complete sense of your being as a human would never suffice but the gravitas in you, yes the true you Mshengu, the energy is magnificent and it is that which overwhelms me.
"Do not rest my brother. Keep living. Continue making that difference."
The musician also thanked Magesh for the love he showed him over the years.
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Some of his fans also expressed how they missed him and how wonderful he used to be. They took to the comment section to show some him love.
Actress and TV host Pearl Thusi said she still couldn't that believe the Magesh was no more. And, Kgotsi Moshidi said he must rest in eternal peace.
Swiss Miss said she was touched by Zwai's words to his late friend.
"So sweet, from the heart. Rest in peace, brother," Bakang wrote.
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Zwai is known for smash hits such as Shibobo, Dlala Mapantsula, and Palafala among his famous kwaito group Tkzee. He also released a few albums of his own, including Guz 2001 and Indigo Child. He has graced Mzansi's music concert stages over the past years and remains one of the greatest kwaito singers to date.
