Arthur Mafokate, Malaika back in Botswana

Friday, April 26, 2019

After many years without performing in Botswana, South African Kwaito legend, Arthur Mafokate and Afropop group Malaika will treat local fans to their yesteryear hits when they perform at the Stanbic Piazza during the Legends in Concert music festival billed for May 29.

It’s been years since the two performed, let alone share a stage in, Botswana. They will perform alongside local artists including DJ Sly, DJ Ngwazi and DJ Hapex Guru.

According music promoter event organiser, Lecco Kenosi this music festival takes back local fans down the memories. He said the Legends in Concert music festival debut promises to be even bigger and he could not have picked bigger legends than Mafokate and Malaika.

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Arthur Mafokate, Malaika back in Botswana

After many years without performing in Botswana, South African Kwaito legend, Arthur Mafokate and Afropop group Malaika will treat local fans to their yesteryear hits when they perform at the Stanbic Piazza during the Legends in Concert music festival billed for May 29.

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