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''Sikhalo'' [“Lament”] by [[Gibson Kente]]. A jazz musical written and first produced in 1966. It toured the country and finally played in the Witwatersrand University’s [[Great Hall]] under the auspices of [[Union Artists]]. According to [[Loren Kruger]] (1999) it lives in black township memory as second only to [[King Kong]].

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−	~~''[[Sikhalo]]'' [“Lament”] by [[Gibson Kente]]. A jazz musical.~~

−	Written and first produced in 1966, starring [[Kenny Majozi]], [[Simon Sabela]] and [[Margaret Mgcingana]]. It toured the country and finally played in the Witwatersrand University’s [[Great Hall]] under the auspices of [[Union Artists]]. It has been toured and revived numerous times. According to [[Loren Kruger]] (1999) it lives in black township memory as second only to [[King Kong]].
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−	''Sikhalo'' [“Lament”] by [[Gibson Kente]]. A jazz musical written and first produced in 1966. It toured the country and finally played in the Witwatersrand University’s [[Great Hall]] under the auspices of [[Union Artists]]. It has been toured and revived numerous times. According to [[Loren Kruger]] (1999) it lives in black township memory as second only to [[King Kong]].	+	''[[Sikhalo]]'' [“Lament”] by [[Gibson Kente]]. A jazz musical.

		+	Written and first produced in 1966, starring [[Kenny Majozi]], [[Simon Sabela]] and [[Margaret Mgcingana]]. It toured the country and finally played in the Witwatersrand University’s [[Great Hall]] under the auspices of [[Union Artists]]. It has been toured and revived numerous times. According to [[Loren Kruger]] (1999) it lives in black township memory as second only to [[King Kong]].

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		+	''[[New Nation]]'', 3-9 May 1999.

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−	''Sikhalo'' [“Lament”] by [[Gibson Kente]]. A jazz musical written and first produced in 1966. It toured the country and finally played in the Witwatersrand University’s [[Great Hall]] under the auspices of [[Union Artists]]. According to [[Loren Kruger]] (1999) it lives in black township memory as second only to [[King Kong]].	+	''Sikhalo'' [“Lament”] by [[Gibson Kente]]. A jazz musical written and first produced in 1966. It toured the country and finally played in the Witwatersrand University’s [[Great Hall]] under the auspices of [[Union Artists]]. It has been toured and revived numerous times. According to [[Loren Kruger]] (1999) it lives in black township memory as second only to [[King Kong]].