Schooled in music through church, he was driven by a fierce sense of belonging to Lesotho where he was born, and neighbouring South Africa.
For over 50 years Tshola was loved by audiences around the world for his rich baritone voice, which he used to inspire and to speak political...
The protests paved the way for healing, vitality and a new vista of productive life.
We should remember him as just another ordinary human being who did extraordinary things.
Discussions about the films on social media and online forums show that African queer lives are complex and don't tell a single story.
