Rwandans Mourn SA’s Lucky Dube
by Linda Mbabazi, allAfrica.com, Rwanda - “As Rwandans we have lost a great friend. It is such an irreplaceable loss to Africans. He was an idol and great Pan-Africanist.”
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Comments (1)
I'm indeed happy to take this opportunity to comment on Lucky Dube.
He was the great african inspirer through music.to me as a Rwandan,Lucky's songs touched me especially his song "one people".
Dube's message contained love,culture,optimism,togetherness and above all afrocentric views.While dancing,I could see him as a Rwandan cultural dancer-intore-seeing his hair.
He had a vision for Rwanda when he said that he still has alot to do after visiting genocide memorial site of GISOZI in RWANDA.
Posted by NDARUHUTSE GASHEGU BOSCO | October 21, 2007 10:39 AM