| | Tales Of South Africa - Afropop CD
Tales Of South Africa - Afropop Music Tales Of South Africa - Afropop Songs | 1. | Izinziswa - Busi Mhlongo |
| 2. | News, The - Bayete/Jabu Khanyile/Bayete |
| 3. | Usathane Simehlulile - The Soul Brothers |
| 4. | Ukelele - Stimela |
| 5. | Too Late for Mama - Brenda Fassie |
| 6. | Crossing, The - Johnny Clegg |
| 7. | Masakhane - Miriam Makeba |
| 8. | Kazet (Gazette) - Mahlathini & the Mahotella Queens |
| 9. | Grazin' in the Grass - Hugh Masekela |
| 10. | Ndi-Phendule - Letta Mbulu/Caiphus Semenya |
| 11. | Prisoner - Lucky Dube |
| 12. | Mama Thembu's Wedding - Margaret Singana |
| 13. | Ngilala Ngenduku - Mgqashiyo Ndlovu |
| 14. | Yekubuhle Bokukholwa - Ladysmith Black Mambazo |
| 15. | Kana Uchema - Yvonne Chaka Chaka |
| 16. | Ziphinkomo - Ringo Madlingozi |
| 17. | Butrisenga - Umanji |
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