The new club was opened on Friday evening amid unprecedented pomp featuring local and South African DJs. The event attracted many curious revellers who sampled the new state of the art facility.
Masole took over the old nightclub, which used to be known as Chez Ntemba, which he has given a massive facelift. He spent over P1 million to give the joint a swanky look after acquiring a loan from the First National Bank's (FNB) property division. Masole is also running a nightclub in Maun, which is also known as Trekkers. But the difference is that the Mogoditshane nightclub has an up market appeal. The businessman did not leave anything to chance as he renovated the cosy nightclub. The interior decor of the club, which has three indoor bars, is superb. Even the dance floor is quite spacious and could accommodate a sizable crowd. The club has a no-smoking zone too. It has also been divided into lounges with two bars. There is also a special VIP lounge. There is also another lounge with a TV set where you could watch sports channels. Even the furniture in the club is exquisite. Actually the set up in the club is so homely with comfortable couches. As you are relaxing, you are surrounded by smiling waitresses.
