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Kingston candlelight vigil planned for reggae singer Fantan Mojah
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Organisers have called a candlelight vigil for reggae artiste Fantan Mojah, who died last Tuesday at 49.
The gathering is scheduled for Wednesday, July 22, at the Ranny Williams Entertainment Centre in Kingston. Mojah, known for the song “Mama Hungry,” was held in high regard among colleagues across the entertainment sector.
His friend and label partner Harry Toddler discussed their bond in an interview with the Zee. Plans for a thanksgiving ceremony have not been released.
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