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Tragic! South African Gay Singer, Kolo Bala Dies Of Anal Cancer


South African gay musician, Kolo Bala has lost the battle against a three-years long encounter with Anal Cancer. He died on Monday, March 7, 2016 at a hospital in Cape Town, South Africa.

Bala was diagnosed with the disease in 2013 and was quite open about his predicament, determining that he will overcome the health challenge by all means.

Unfortunately, that has not been the case.

He is a member of the music group 3sum, also the second to die after the passing of group member, Jeff Moyo in 2010, making Amstel Maboa as its only survivor.

The music industry is shattered by the loss as can be observed from the social media, where tweets have been pouring out.

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