Ts'imoholo is the beginning. I named the EP Ts'imoholo because it's the beginning of my music journey, this is me accepting a obeying my spiritual gift as a healer of souls. 
I always knew that I'm called for this and my people are waiting for me to start feeding their soul. I lacked direction, I wanted validation from others and I wasn't confident with my unique style. 
I'm am happy that I'm starting now because if I've started earlier I would have lacked content or followed the masses then the purpose of my music would have been lost. 
Despite my back ground of  coming from a home of musicians, there has always been a voice deep down telling me that this is the direction I should take. My music is educational, motivational, healing and brings people together through culture.

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Morabaraba is a traditional two-player strategy board game played in South Africa and Botswana with a slightly different variation played in Lesotho. Each player tries to get three cows in a row. These rows can be vertical, horizontal, or diagonal. The player who fills a row may then remove one of the opponent's cows. A player tries to remove as many of the other player's cows as possible. This game teaches players certain life skills like agility, strength, balance, reflexes, hand-eye coordination, accuracy, strategy, intuition, and patience. These are skills Indigenous hunters and fishermen relied on to feed their communities. And those skills were learned at an early age through games and maintained throughout adulthood through play.

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1st of August marks the Basotho New Year which is said to serve as introspection towards correction.
I hope this song becomes one of the affirmations for Basotho as a nation.

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Thembekile Mokhosi, 27 is a passionate young Mosotho woman with the love of art and she expresses her art through fashion, crafting, art therapy and importantly music. In everything she does community is at the core of her mission. Mokhosi has emerged as a leader of mental health in Lesotho. Over the past years volunteering at Morija Arts Centre and The Hub Morija, she has owned the conversation about Art Therapy and she has influenced those around her to engage. Through her work she challenges youth to use art as a means of expression and as ways to cope with mental health challenges

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