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Moses Seletiša's new offering - Ke Hwa Natšo

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"The indigenous language books industry is growing!" These are the sentiment shared by Author and Performance Poet, Moses Seletiši.

Seletiši is a multi-award-winning Sepedi Writer and Performance Poet from Ga-Matlala ‘a Rakgoadi. He has new book out titled ‘Ke Hwa Natšo’ and it is an adaptation of a screenplay by Goodenough Gakwi Mashego!

In this Podcast, he talks to Mpho Mashita and DJ Complexion about ‘Ke Hwa Natšo’, what led him to write this book as well as what it could mean to us as South Africans.
22 Jan 2021 English South Africa Business · Arts

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