South Africa is mourning alongside music legend Arthur Mafokate, who recently announced the passing of his beloved brother, Terence Mafokate.
Known affectionately as “Bra Bizza” by those closest to him, Terence played a pivotal role in shaping Arthur's musical journey. In a touching tribute posted to Instagram, Arthur expressed his sorrow and gratitude: “He is the reason I got into music; we will always love you, Bra Bizza.”
The emotional message revealed the depth of their bond, one rooted not only in family but also in creativity and inspiration. For Arthur, Terence wasn’t just a brother — he was a mentor, a motivator and the original rhythm behind a career that would later help shape the kwaito genre.
Friends, fans and fellow musicians have shared their condolences and messages of support for the Mafokate family during this difficult time.
Though details surrounding Terence's passing have not been publicly shared, the loss is deeply felt across the South African entertainment industry, where the brothers made their mark in different ways.
As the Mafokate family grieves, Arthur's words echo a sentiment that resonates with many: that behind every star, there's often someone who first lit the flame.
May Bra Bizza rest in peace, and may his legacy live on in the music and memories he helped create.
SA music icon Arthur Mafokate mourns loss of his brother Terence
'Bra Bizza' played a pivotal role in shaping Arthur's music career
Image: Veli Nhlapo
South Africa is mourning alongside music legend Arthur Mafokate, who recently announced the passing of his beloved brother, Terence Mafokate.
Known affectionately as “Bra Bizza” by those closest to him, Terence played a pivotal role in shaping Arthur's musical journey. In a touching tribute posted to Instagram, Arthur expressed his sorrow and gratitude: “He is the reason I got into music; we will always love you, Bra Bizza.”
The emotional message revealed the depth of their bond, one rooted not only in family but also in creativity and inspiration. For Arthur, Terence wasn’t just a brother — he was a mentor, a motivator and the original rhythm behind a career that would later help shape the kwaito genre.
Friends, fans and fellow musicians have shared their condolences and messages of support for the Mafokate family during this difficult time.
Though details surrounding Terence's passing have not been publicly shared, the loss is deeply felt across the South African entertainment industry, where the brothers made their mark in different ways.
As the Mafokate family grieves, Arthur's words echo a sentiment that resonates with many: that behind every star, there's often someone who first lit the flame.
May Bra Bizza rest in peace, and may his legacy live on in the music and memories he helped create.
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