When you did well before your death and had a lot of impact on the lives of many people, chances are you will be remembered and recognised after your death. People will come up with fond memories of you. More than that, if it were possible for tears to bring you back to the land of the living, some people would gladly offer that.
This truth has been manifesting following the death of South African singer Zahara. She passed away at the hospital on December 11, days after she was admitted for a liver-related ailment (according to sources, though the family has yet to say anything about her having suffered liver damage).
Anyway, Lira, another South African singer, has got pretty good memories of the “Loliwe” hitmakers, which she shared recently. By her own account, when she was in Germany for a performance and had a stroke, and had to be rushed back home soon after. Zahara was one of those who reached out to her.
Of course, that gesture was forever embedded in her soul, and it was easy recalling it when Zahara tragically lost her life. It was tragic because lobola had been paid for her and she was gearing up for a white wedding with her boyfriend Xaba
