Zola was barely able to stand without a walking stick and struggled to hold back tears during the event.
"I'm a sensitive guy. When something profound happens I can't help but get a teardrop. I miss my friends though, because they are gone. They are lying at Heroes Acre Cemetery Nkalakatha"Thank you for dragging me out of my house to come here, because I've been in the house for too long, I've been sick for too long," he told TshisaLIVE."It's no longer about doing Zola 7 as a show, now it must be a revolution. Everybody must be involved.
"I am sitting comfortably on about 2,000 songs that have not been released that will become part of the trust fund for the children. We have a sh*t load of debts that need to be taken care of should something happen to me, because I have epilepsy. "My wife and I were doing legal paperwork [last week] so that our kids are safe. Nowadays it's easier, because, unlike being signed to a record label, you can sign yourself and protect your intellectual property.""I only have two boys. OK, because I'm a kwaito artist I'm going to say, 'The ones I know of'."Rasta at the Strictly Kwaito Legends Festival.Skhumba, Zola 7 and Spikiri at the Strictly Kwaito Legends Festival.
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