Keke put one foot in front of the other in pursuing his ambitions and never limited himself. At one point in 1998 he found a place in the Kwaito industry with a group called Kom-Kom. He later got the opportunity to tour with Benjamin Dube in 1999 before joining the choir group Joyous Celebrations 5 in 2000 as one of the lead singers. Working with the choir and doing lead on Jo Ke Mohlolo-Hlolo presented an opportunity to work with the male group Redeemed.

Keke joined the acclaimed gospel choir Joyous Celebration 5 in 2000, where he served as a lead singer, most notably on the song "Jo Ke Mohlolo-Hlolo." His time with Joyous Celebration allowed him to collaborate with various artists, enhancing his musical prowess and skills. He has worked with the likes of Bheki Mseleku, Winston Mankunku, and Umoja, solidifying his place in the industry.

A defining moment in Keke’s career came when he was invited by the Queen of Swaziland to direct and produce a live recording for the Redemption Choir. This opportunity opened doors for him to produce several projects across the region. Eventually, Keke decided to pursue a solo career, leading to the release of his debut album and several successful projects that showcase his unique style and profound spirituality. Today, he stands as a beacon of inspiration for aspiring gospel artists and continues to uplift audiences with his soulful voice and heartfelt messages.