South African artists don't want to share a stage with Nigerian singer Burna Boy at the "Africans Unite" concert. The Tshwane Entertainment Collective has written to the Arts and Culture Minister to object his inclusion. Katlego Malatji, from the Tshwane Entertainment Collective explains.
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