Lucky Dube

Nkulee DUBE, the daughter of legendary reggae maestro Lucky Dube, has to convince fans that like her father that she is able to hold her own in music. Nkulee, who arrived on Wednesday night will share the stage with Oliver Mtukudzi's daughter Selmor for the first time and their show will be one of the major highlights to be unveiled from the Coca-Cola Green stage. Selmor said she was ...

[The Herald]Nkulee DUBE, the daughter of legendary reggae maestro Lucky Dube, has to convince fans that like her father that she is able to hold her own in music.

The offspring of two legendary musicians - Selmor Mtukudzi, daughter of superstar Oliver Mtukudzi, and Nkulee Dube, daughter of the late reggae icon Lucky Dube - will thrill audiences at the Harare International Festival of the Arts with the undoubted talents they have inherited from two of Africa's greatest performers. Their unique sounds, one of afro-jazz and the other reggae, carry one ...

[The Herald]The offspring of two legendary musicians — Selmor Mtukudzi, daughter of superstar Oliver Mtukudzi, and Nkulee Dube, daughter of the late reggae icon Lucky Dube — will thrill audiences at the Harare International Festival of the Arts with the undoubted talents they have inherited from two of Africa's greatest performers.

Lucky Dube, the best-selling South African reggae singer of all time, was murdered during a carjacking in 2007. Now his 27-year-old daughter, Nkulee Dube, is African reggae's newest hope.

When Lucky Dube died, it seems he took with him not only his rare legacy, but reggae as a whole.

[New Times]White Horse, a popular restaurant in Kigali, was packed with flurry of events on Thursday night, as the a Rastafarian community celebrated the life and times of the late Lucky Philip Dube, a man who saw Rwanda as his second home.

In 2006 I had gone to see famous and reggae legendary, the late Lucky Dube performing in Pan African Dance Festival, FESPAD at Amahoro stadium.

[Public Agenda]Only a few weeks ago, Ghana was so calm. Public discourse had taken a different shape and all and sundry cried for peace as if Lucky Dube of blessed memory had descended on us with singing: "We cry for peace; perfect peace!"

NKULEE Dube, daughter of the late South African reggae singer Lucky Dube, was recently honoured at the International Reggae and World Music Awards.

NKULEE Dube, daughter of the late South African reggae singer Lucky Dube, was recently honoured at the International Reggae and World Music Awards.

He travelled the length and breadth of the world, performing at every venue with pomp and fanfare, and was dubbed Africa's answer to Peter Tosh.

He travelled the length and breadth of the world, performing at every venue with pomp and fanfare, and was dubbed Africa's answer to Peter Tosh.

He travelled the length and breadth of the world, performing at every venue with pomp and fanfare, and was dubbed Africa's answer to Peter Tosh.

He travelled the length and breadth of the world, performing at every venue with pomp and fanfare, and was dubbed Africa's answer to Peter Tosh.

He travelled the length and breadth of the world, performing at every venue with pomp and fanfare, and was dubbed Africa's answer to Peter Tosh.

He travelled the length and breadth of the world, performing at every venue with pomp and fanfare, and was dubbed Africa's answer to Peter Tosh.

[The Herald] HE travelled the length and breadth of the world, performing at every venue with pomp and fanfare, and was dubbed Africa's answer to Peter Tosh.

[Leadership] It has been four years since the death of iconic reggae star, Lucky Dube; and that genre of music known for its prominence in the 80s and early 90s seems to have died with him thereby creating a big vacuum in the reggae world. ANTHONY ADA ABRAHAM in this piece takes a look at some Nigeria reggae artistes who are still in the business but making little or no impact.

It has been four years since the death of iconic reggae star, Lucky Dube; and that genre of music known for its prominence in the 80s and early 90s seems to have died with him thereby creating a big vacuum in the reggae world.

[Vanguard] The late Reggae crooner, Lucky Dube in one of his songs said, "If you don't have any good thing to say about somebody, just shut up because the thing you say may come back to hurt you". Dube was right as Manchester United manager, Sir Alex Ferguson has found out after his 'noisy neighbours', Manchester City denied him of the 2011/2012 Premiership title last Sunday.