Motene: Kritya will unlock doors for Botswana

Friday, October 31, 2014

Exactly a month after her appearance at Kenya’s Storymoja, Botswana’s poetic ace Berry Heart invades India for the prestigious Kritya Poetry Festival. Her South African manager, Rosie Motene, is convinced the date will open doors for Botswana artists.

The former Generations actress, Motene, has previously pepped up Botswana poetry after seeing Ngwao Putswa perform during Heart’s Girl Power CD and book launch last year.

She believes her client’s India assignment that takes place in a fortnight can only create opportunities for other local poets like Putswa.

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Motene: Kritya will unlock doors for Botswana

Exactly a month after her appearance at Kenya’s Storymoja, Botswana’s poetic ace Berry Heart invades India for the prestigious Kritya Poetry Festival. Her South African manager, Rosie Motene, is convinced the date will open doors for Botswana artists.

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