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Dr. Kelvin Kamayoyo Visits Y Coast at Mina Soko Military Hospital, Celebrates His Cultural Legacy and New Song “Siwamba Saka”

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In a heartfelt visit to Mina Soko Military Hospital in Lusaka, Dr. Kelvin Kamayoyo met with Zambia’s celebrated musician Y Coast, sharing encouraging conversations and praising his immense contributions to preserving Lozi culture through music. The meeting highlighted Y Coast’s vibrant spirit and his latest song, “Siwamba Saka,” which is set to play a significant role in the upcoming 2025 Kuomboka Silver Jubilee celebrations—a landmark event for…
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Dr. Kelvin Kamayoyo Visits Y Coast at Mina Soko Military Hospital, Celebrates His Cultural Legacy and New Song “Siwamba Saka”

In a heartfelt visit to Mina Soko Military Hospital in Lusaka, Dr. Kelvin Kamayoyo met with Zambia’s celebrated musician Y Coast, sharing encouraging conversations and praising his immense contributions to preserving Lozi culture through music. The meeting highlighted Y Coast’s vibrant spirit and his latest song, “Siwamba Saka,” which is set to play a significant role in the upcoming 2025 Kuomboka Silver Jubilee celebrations—a landmark event for…

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