Letlhafula proves to be a hit

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Still a hit with Batswana, the Letlhafula Festival over the weekend managed to attract quite a large following.

However with this year's Letlhafula there were no dress ups as people came dressed in their regular clothes such as jeans and T-shirts.  Apart from the traditional Setswana cuisine, Letlhafula has over the years gained popularity as a cultural event where Batswana come dressed to the nines in tailormade German prints and other traditional attires.  This year proved to be a different one in that regard.  Only a handful of people could be spotted in their traditional inspired outfits.

The festival has nevertheless managed to maintain timeliness when it comes to serving their food.  Lunch was served on time and there were plenty of dishes to choose from.  There were dishes as Bogobe Ba Lerotse, Legala,Lebelebele, Morogo Wa Dinawa and meat in all forms including Seswaa, Menoto and tongues.  As usual people had issues of confusion as they could not settle on what to eat or not to eat.  Before lunch there were snacks of Manoko and Moretlwa provided. 

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