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Previously unreleased African folk songs by late singer/songwriter Ben Molatzi from Namibia. From the early fifties to the late eighties, every form of popular culture in Namibia was suppressed. For four decades Namibia suffered from racism and discrimination by the South African apartheid regime. The NBC's national television and radio station in Windhoek operated the only recording studio.
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