EMI deal is real - Master D

Thursday, April 26, 2007

Amid growing public suspicion that his Botswana Pop Star prize of a recording deal in Britain might be a hoax, director of the Botswana Television (Btv) show, Keabetswe Sesinyi aka Master D, has again emphasized that he is not out to con anyone.

Sesinyi has told Showbiz that he has signed a deal with EMI Records in the United Kingdom (UK) where he has been studying as a student.

"Very soon people will see a guest from EMI South Africa on our television show. We are expecting the guest any time. He is being sent by EMI UK to come and observe how the Botswana show is progressing.

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