Struggling Jazz Saxophonist Karabo Mohlala Appeals for Financial Assistance Struggling Jazz Saxophonist Karabo Mohlala Appeals for Financial Assistance (Image Credit: Facebook)

Struggling Jazz Saxophonist Karabo Mohlala Appeals for Financial Assistance 

Karabo Mohlala, a celebrated jazz saxophonist from Johannesburg, has made a heartfelt plea for financial assistance as he struggles to make ends meet.

Despite his extensive experience in the music industry and acclaimed performances alongside legends like Hugh Masekela, Karabo finds himself down and out, struggling to support himself and his family.

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Struggling to Pay for Son’s Education

In an exclusive interview with Daily Sun,  downtrodden Mohlala shared his hardship in supporting his 20-year-old son’s dreams due to financial constraints.

With my depth of knowledge in music, I’m down and out, struggling to pay for my son’s studies.”

He revealed his struggle to gather the necessary R30,000 to cover his son’s fees. Mohlala appealed for financial assistance to ensure his son’s education continues

I’m appealing for financial help so that I can take my son to school,”he revealed, making a heartfelt plea for financial assistance to support his son’s aspirations.

In a desperate plea, Karabo Mohlala also called on the national department of sport, arts, and culture for assistance during government events.

Overlooked in the Music Scene Struggles to Secure Gigs

While his talent shines brightly, Karabo finds himself performing on the streets of Johannesburg, trying to earn a living. Despite his status as a recognized figure in the music industry, he struggles with financial instability as a music teacher without a consistent source of income.

Karabo Mohlala lamented being overlooked in the South African music scene, despite his significant contributions. He expressed sadness over the lack of gigs and opportunities, emphasizing the need to support his family through his passion for music.

“It’s very sad, especially being one of the artists who contributed to change in Mzansi. I feel left out in the cold. I’m appealing for gigs so that I can support my family.

By audrey