Kimberley
The Northern Cape Urban TVET College (NCUTVET) has expressed its enthusiasm over the outstanding achievement of their N4 Tourism Student Michael Mohotlheng (pictured). The student won a gold medal and a trophy in the baritone category at the recent prestigious CoSACSA art and culture national competitions 2024.
The competition took place in the Northwest Province at the Rustenburg Civic Centre Hall. In a statement the college said that this impressive feat is a testament to Michael’s hard work, dedication, and exceptional talent.
Michael Mohotlheng also known by his peers as Nito has been a part of the music program at NCUTVET College, under the guidance of Conductor Mr Etto Letebele. With rigorous practice and unwavering passion, Micheal mastered the baritone repertoire, showcasing remarkable skill and artistry.
At the event Mohotlheng delivered a breathtaking performance that captivated the audience and judges alike. The powerful vocals and emotional depth left a lasting impression, solidifying his position as a top contender, beating all 49 Colleges in the country.
When the results were announced, Michael was overjoyed to hear his name called as the gold medal winner in the baritone category! The trophy and medal were a fitting tribute to his remarkable achievement.
“We are incredibly proud of Michael Mohotlheng for this outstanding accomplishment. His dedication and passion for music have truly paid off, and we are honoured to have been a part of his journey. We look forward to seeing his future successes and the impact he will make in the world of music,” said Elisa Mogale from NCUTVET
