The legend, Hugh Masekela. Pictures: SuppliedIt’s been two years since the archetypal musician Bra Hugh Masekela passed away, but the impact of his art remains.
So much so that his work is still being engaged with and sampled in all of South Africa’s good studios. And this is being done with his 2002 record, Thuma Mina.exclusive journalism and features
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