Poor Attendance At Tlatsa Lebala
Monday, December 03, 2018
The stage was fantastic, the sound was topnotch, Kast had done his part but Batswana just could not attend his event. The people who had bought stall spaces to push their businesses were clearly distraught. The security was there waiting to manage what was supposed to be a large crowd but they had nothing to do than idle around the park. The young men who provided photography services at the VIP entrance said they had been there since 12 noon but it was approaching 12 midnight and still there was no development on their side. The food truck that was there waiting to fill Batlatsi’s stomachs, there was no one there to consume. Normally, at that time, the bar would be crowded but there was no one requesting a drink from the bar man and the bar tender had counted his losses in time.
Nothing was happening so Showtime team headed to the popular local bar in Oodi village where the number of people were probably 10 times more than the Tlatsa Lebala patrons.
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