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South Africa must do more to celebrate Lucky Dube's legacy

Lucky Dube was more than a reggae musician he was a cultural icon, a voice for justice, and a unifying force across Africa and beyond.

He was a voice of the voiceless, a fearless critic of apartheid, and a global ambassador for South African music. With 22 albums and hits like "Prisoner," "Different Colours," and "Together As One," he united people across racial and national lines. His message of peace, unity, and resistance still resonates but the tributes do not match his impact.

Despite his global acclaim, South Africa's efforts to honor his legacy remain limited.

While his son, Thokozani Dube, continues to perform his father's classics at events like the Ugu Reggae Festival, and the Lucky Dube Legacy Company invites fans to share personal stories, these initiatives are primarily driven by family and fans rather than national institutions.

Unlike other South African legends who are commemorated with state-backed tributes and educational programs, Dube's contributions lack similar recognition.

Given Dube's role in promoting racial equality and his impact on South African music, it's imperative for the nation to institutionalize his legacy.

This could include annual festivals in his honor, integration of his work into educational curricula, and the establishment of memorials celebrating his life and message.

Such measures would ensure that future generations understand and appreciate the profound influence Lucky Dube had on South Africa and the world.

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