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Nnasaretha Kgamanyane
  • Mopako Ranch Adventure Camp brings fun to Basarwa community

    The event attracted a number of revellers from in and outside Kanaku. Organised by Kagiso Mopako together with his team, the Kanaku Horse Riding event brought happiness to the residents who had no source of entertainment apart from the existing...

  • Summer Xplosion turns out to be nightmare

    Even though the event attracted a large number of people, having to access the venue was a total nightmare as people had to take hours to get into the venue. This was due to the traffic caused by the security personnel who were in charge of providing...

  • Sex workers plead with new gov’t on grievances

    A recent meeting organised by local rights NGO, Success Capital Organisation, experts and sex workers gathered to unpack the nuances of stigma and understand the social, health and legal implications of the experiences of sex work.The Global Director...

  • Botswana’s progress in fighting TB under threat

    Speaking at the recent launch of Botswana TB Caucus in Gaborone, Ookeditse explained that the World Health Organisation (WHO) continuously inform government that TB remains one of the top infectious killer diseases worldwide, claiming millions of...

  • Coster Fx infuses comedy with music

    While many of these talents have failed to get the break, some have continued to flourish. One of those is Coster Fx Tshoganyetso, a young talent from Maun who has weathered the storm and remained relevant to date. Coster Fx is multi-talented as he...

  • DJ Taitha the woman on the turntables

    However, some brave women, such as Obakeng Gaailelwe, known as DJ Taitha, have gone against the tide, trying to change the status quo. She is not just a pretty face but a beauty with brains. She graduated from the University of Botswana in 2023 with...

  • Thabiso Enerst finds voice with new collection

    This is exactly the case for fine artist Thabiso Ernest, who is currently trying to regain his voice with a new art collection. The 29-year-old Thamaga native says that with this new collection, he is working on his next solo exhibition. In an...

  • BWOB promises refreshing, relaxed chillout

    Waditso Matong, founder of Bandleng Wao Bitsa and event organiser, the music caters for various genres, with house music taking the forefront. Matong added that the event will start midday until midnight in Lobatse at Pandor Serenity on April 19. He...

  • Juu Matere, Chokoma light up Summer Xplosion activation

    The event was part of numerous Summer Xplosion activation events the organising team has been hosting at different venues across the country. The activation events, hosting different local artists and DJs is the team's effort to attract more...

  • Maternal mortality remains a concern – Medic

    Speaking at the World Health Commemoration Day in Gaborone recently, Sinvula pointed out that over the past four decades, Botswana has fought hard to turn the tide on maternal mortality. He said in 1980, they faced a maternal mortality ratio (MMR) of...

  • Modubathankga’s folklore poetry reciting birthed by love for culture

    “I grew up at the lands learning about the Setswana life. Growing up, I used to ask so many questions since I was always curious about what is happening around me. I also used to watch local drama and poetry competitions hosted by Water Affairs at...

  • Tshepozion Wins Award for Best Amazion Instrumental in SA

    In an interview, the young artist from Thamaga, said he had been in the Gospel music industry for several years now, working tirelessly to create music that carries a spiritual message and reflects the beauty of traditional Gospel sounds. He added...

  • Seventh edition of African Attire on Fleek embraces threads of Heritage

    The theme emphasises inter-generational storytelling through attire on how African clothes carry history, pride, and belonging. The event coordinator, David Letshwiti, has explained that unlike other cultural events, which focus more on traditional...

  • Local poets hailed for preserving Setswana language via writing

    Emmanuel Boefelo and Ikanyeng Molefe each added a book to their numerous collections. They have now each launched their latest publications. The duo is dedicated to writing not only novels but also poetry books in their native languages. Even though...

  • Kaybee releases Shoni Vuruke video

    The song is part of her six songs from her Extended Play (EP) released last year. In an interview, the Sepopa-born singer told Arts&Culture that the song is special and reminds her of her spiritual journey. “The song is special to me and reminds me...

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