This will be the first Franco video recording.
Billed to play the same evening are Vee, Unik Attractions, Africa Sounds, Exsodus, T-Joint, Afro Musica and Eskimos.
Prizes for the draw include a TV set VCR, portable radio, pocket radio, car radio, microwave and steam iron. These prizes are to be won on the day. There will also be an extra draw, whose prize is a night’s stay for two couples at Gaborone Sun.
“This day’s events will also be seen as a celebration of the return of Franco and Afro Musica’s prodigal son, Shabani Mwanasande Yohana, who is revered as one of the best guitarists in the country,” said Franco. The events are set to begin at 12 p.m. with the first 200 entries receiving Franco t-shirts.
Cupid visits Millennium Jazz
Millennium Jazz Restaurant will treat its patrons to an atmosphere l’amour. Botswana comedian and presenter Dignash is billed to entertain the crowds for the evening. Interested parties will get a free bottle of Champaign with a dinner table and Incognito, and African jazz CDs courtesy of Kgalagadi World. In the backdrop Shima, and Jazzy Jay will provide smooth jazz tunes. All this for P50.
“We want people to re-ignite their love. We want them to renew their vows and become more intimate. It’s a day for family, kids, and friends to rediscover the meaning of love. As a lot of us have vowed in the New Year’s resolutions to love more, this will be a perfect day to work on that,” said Shima Monageng.
He added, “We also want to add more value to Valentine’s Day, then it would not feel like it is just a commercial gimmick, two people exchanging flowers and chocolate, or the sceptics may be able to join in the bandwagon of love just as they celebrate Christmas Day. The 21st century society needs love especially in these days of problems and related stress.”For bookings contact Bertha @ 71883561.
Bringing Serowe back to life
Jeff Matheatau, Cisco B, Astley Gops, and DJ Base will bring back glamour to Lady Khama Hall on Valentine’s Day. Clients are expected to dress-up for the occasion in either red, white, or in combination with black to commemorate the day. Arriving before ten gets you in at P20 and P30 after the hour.
“It’s just a day like any other to me. Everyday should be Valentine’s Day,” stated Matheatau.
McJon’s soul food of another kind
Discover the delight of traditional African cuisine on Valentine’s Day at McJon’s African Café and Jazz Bar. Be serenaded by Martin Khupe with live jazz and velvet soul. A three-course menu to spoil you for the evening at Molapo Crossing Mall shop #46 with a complimentary bottle of rose wine for as little as P70 per person. Book at 3924526.
Spearman Dinner Dance
Dress up formal for a cocktail at Mokala Lodge. A spectacular menu and a wine list to fit the occasion will be offered at P90 per person and P150 per couple for the evening. Ladies will be receiving small souvenirs.
On cupid’s wings
Special scenic flights in and around the Gaborone area to celebrate Valentine’s Day. Contact 3932792 for single or block bookings at Top Services, Hanger 3, Sir Seretse Khama Airport.
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MORONGWA PHALA
