Eenhana — Most upcoming Namibian local urban grooves, sungura and kwaito artists seem to have forgotten the essence of shaping and investing in their education, and other businesses to have something to fall back on when the music business fails.
They invade the music scene to gain fame and flamboyance, and more often make headlines when they are caught in maintenance disputes, carriage of debts and some do not even have descent shelter.
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