Maruping Poetry duo headed to UK international festival

Friday, March 09, 2018

Two members of Maruping Poetry, Keabonye Bareeng and Eric Motswasele will take part in the Teesside International Poetry Festival (T-Junction) in the UK from April 25 - 29 2018.

Once there, the Setswana poetry specialists will engage in school workshops and reading amongst others.

In an interview, Motswasele told Arts & Culture that they would make three appearances in the five-day event. “We will raise our flag high and promote Botswana culture in the process”.

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Maruping Poetry duo headed to UK international festival

Two members of Maruping Poetry, Keabonye Bareeng and Eric Motswasele will take part in the Teesside International Poetry Festival (T-Junction) in the UK from April 25 - 29 2018.

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