Young Sepedi writer Phuti Jorries Seboni reflects on the legacy of his grandfather, Ernest Rammutla—a blind Northern Sotho musician known for his dipela and harepa melodies. Through music, Rammutla preserved language and culture, inspiring a new generation. This Africa Month, Seboni shares how storytelling, heritage, and traditional sound intertwine to keep the Sepedi language alive in modern times

<p>Young Sepedi writer Phuti Jorries Seboni reflects on the legacy of his grandfather, Ernest Rammutla&mdash;a blind Northern Sotho musician known for his dipela and harepa melodies. Through music, Rammutla preserved language and culture, inspiring a new generation. This Africa Month, Seboni shares how storytelling, heritage, and traditional sound intertwine to keep the Sepedi language alive in modern times</p>

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