• The story behind My Love Letter to Africa and how collaborating with five female artists across the continent celebrates unity and diversity.
• How Mpho’s unique “Setswana soul” sound blends her cultural heritage with contemporary music.
• The challenges of being an independent artist in Botswana, including the impact of limited monetization opportunities on platforms like YouTube.
• The healing power of her music, with fans sharing how her songs helped them overcome personal struggles.
• Mpho’s advice to aspiring musicians: “Merge your culture with your art, experiment fearlessly, and trust the process.”

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Curator & Host: Aya Chebbi

Producer: Omom Mbu-Ogar

Graphic Designer & Audio engineer.: Kenechukwu Nwachukwu

Music License Agreement signed for the Use of ‘Fire’ by Mpho Sebina featuring MiDi KwaKwa