Phemelo Kebuseofe, a Bachelor of Business Administration in Marketing student, and Lawrence Ramaijane, a Bachelor of Arts in Humanities student, were crowned queen and king respectively at the Moghul Refectory at the university campus.
By 9.30pm on Saturday, with the show already one-and-a-half hours late, revellers kept trickling in to join those sitting patiently in the hall. Neither apology nor explanation was offered for the delay, not even when one of the masters of ceremony (MC) danced on stage at 10.30pm, thus causing a stir in the hall. As if the two-and-a-half hours were not enough, after their self-introductions, the MCs disappeared backstage and the audience sat through another 45 minutes of wondering when the show would begin. By this time, the neatly arranged hall had descended into a nightclub of sorts with students taking matters into their own hands and dancing in clusters to the music dished out by DJ Ozzy.
