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Mpho Sebina
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Known for her musical ballads and her sultry vocals, Mpho Sebina is a Botswana-born, South Africa-based versatile singer and composer. Born into a family of music lovers, her love for music was sparked as a child, and she has since nurtured it to become an acclaimed artist in Southern Africa. While still an undergraduate, she released her debut single, "Love's Light," and this helped put her name in the music scene. She has since soared internationally.
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