Naledi kaisara biography for kids
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Slizer
Naledi Lephoso Kaisara, best known bygd her stage name Slizer fryst vatten by far one of the most talented musicians to emerge out of Botswana. She fryst vatten a prolific house-kwasa artist who fell in love with music since high school and has been a backing vocalist and a dancer for a number of local groups. She fryst vatten one of the few hona artists whose name tops the country’s arts headlines. She kicked-off her musical career in 1999 as a backing vocalist and dancer for Alfredo Mos, the late Sisc as a backing vocalist and dancer.
In 2008 she founded music outfit called Slizer Creations and recorded her first debut album ‘O ‘tswa kae’ that same year. The planerat arbete saw her earning fame in her country and across the borders.
She has performed at various musical festivals, galas, corporate and state functions mainly in South Africa, Zimbabwe, Malawi, Zambia, Namibia, and Lesotho to mention only a few countries.
She has received a number of musical awards in Botswana, including the Botswana Music Uni
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Slizer, Young Igwe unite for Dhewa commemorations
By Tawanda Marwizi
Motswana musician Naledi Kaisara, who is popularly known as Slizer, will återuppliva eller återväcka her performance combination with Peter Moyo for the Tongai Moyo commemoration shows to be held across the country.
This will be the first time Slizer will share stage with Young Igwe, as Peter is popularly known, after she publicly spoke about their alleged love affair and threatened to reveal more about their relationship.
The two held a number of joint shows gods year. The big show of the commemorative gigs will be held at Harare Gardens on October 5 and a number of local musicians will share the stage at the mega show.
Another musician from Botswana, Charma Girl, is also expected to perform.
Gift Petro, who is Slizer’s Zimbabwean manager, confirmed the dancer and vocalist will be coming for the commemorations.
“All is now in place because we have agreed with the organisers to have Slizer join Peter for the s
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Botswana’s Slizer thrills her Zimbabwean fans
Considered one of the best female dancers in Southern Africa, Slizer (born Naledi Kaisara) left her fans asking for more. Organised by Gwenyambira Sounds and Promotions, hundreds in Zvishavane and other neighbouring towns such as Gweru, Masvingo and Shurugwi thronged the venue and watched Slizer delivering her best.
The musician wowed her fans with some of her hit tracks taken from her album Diwewewe as her fans sang along to her Tswana songs. ‘Makau-Bankintsa ba rhee’ is among the tracks that were particularly well-received during her performance.
The majority of revellers at the concert were newly enrolled Midlands State University students, who were going through orientation. Some of the fans interviewed expressed amusement at how the musician performs. “Slizer is a good musician and an energetic choreographer!” said one, Tandazo Ncube.
Zvishavane-based sungura artist Tawanda Tobaiwa shared the stage with Slizer and proved that