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Seleke Botsime (born 1975) is a South African guitarist, composer, and musician. Born in Mangaung in the Free State,^{[citation needed]} this singer specializes in jazz and performs at assorted gigs and events all over the country, and in neighbouring countries.^{[citation needed]} He has released an album called CONFRONTATION which contains eleven tracks, including the hit, Zimbabwe.^[1]^[2]

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^ "SELEKE BOTSIME TAKES FS BY STORM!". kagablog. 2 December 2007.
^ Nkatswang, Thato (23 November 2009). ""Why I cut my locks" - Seleke Botsime". Free State Interviews.

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