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Reggaeville Unveils Wooden Sculpture Honouring Fantan Mojah
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Reggaeville has honoured the late reggae singer Fantan Mojah with a wooden sculpture made by hand. Organisers presented the work at an event staged to salute the strength of his vocals and what he gave to the reggae tradition.
Beyond the music itself, the gesture also underlined how deeply he shaped culture and how widely his work touched listeners abroad. Many still recall Fantan Mojah among the artists who kept reggae’s call for upliftment and conscious living alive for new generations.
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