BOMU set to deliver awards report today

The Botswana Musicians Union (BOMU) is expected to deliver its much-awaited audited report on the results of the second annual Mascom music awards at the Gaborone Civic Centre in an open presentation this evening.

The presentation is meant to explain the criteria used on the awards, contribution made by the five judges and the 40 percent made through SMS, said BOMU secretary general Nkgopolang Thomelang. An international private company, Price Water House Coopers, did the auditing.

Thomelang also said the purpose of today's presentation is for BOMU and the auditors to submit their findings, given the controversy that developed after the awards night. "We want to establish if the awards were fair and done to the best practices," the BOMU secretary general said.

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