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Nnasaretha Kgamanyane
  • Margaret Nasha crowned Miss Teen Botswana

    Her namesake, 18-year old Margaret Nasha, also from Otse, proved to have what it takes to win the Miss Teen Botswana crown. The young Nasha's victory was influenced by her brilliance, passion and confidence. She indeed had a good fight towards...

  • Breezing with WDP: a celebration of Botswana’s jazz culture

    The event was a celebration of Botswana’s jazz culture, showcasing both seasoned and emerging talent. It attracted a satisfying number of audience and the outdoor event setup was intimate and refreshing. According to the event organiser, Leroy...

  • MissArtsy finds comfort in vectorisation

    She specialises in visual arts, focusing primarily on painting and drawing. She told Arts&Culture that her preferred style is vectorisation, where she gets to breakdown an image in shapes and colours into transnational sections. She explained that...

  • Nthaga takes Kiddies festival to Jwaneng

    The Jwaneng Kiddies Festival and Family picnic will be hosted at Shekeng Shisanyama on March 29, 2025. Nthaga told Arts&Culture in an interview that their aim is to get families together and offer them time to bond. He explained that in many...

  • Pansiri is Miss Millenium 2025 queen

    The event was held at the Millennium Jazz Restaurant early Sunday morning. Even though it started late, it is always a thrill to watch the Miss Millennium beauty pageant as the contestants always make sure they give the audience memorable...

  • Scientific curiosity meets creative expression

    Nkape, whose artistic name is Color in Segoh, told Arts&Culture that each piece she makes is a study of form, structure, and life where scientific curiosity meets creative expression. She adds that through her art, she seeks to explore the delicate...

  • Miss Millennium empowers finalists

    As a way of bringing a permanent and positive impact in the lives of the finalists, the pageantry recently hosted a Financial Literacy and Empowerment session. The event was held on International Women’s Day to celebrate and empower women. The...

  • Disco queen ‘Ponka’ swayed by Amapiano beat

    Famed as the queen of disco, the singer says she found it fit to completely rebrand and venture into a different music genre. Following that, she changed her stage name to Baveligoh BW and dropped a new Amapiano single titled, Communication. Although...

  • Floods recede, but trauma remains

    Several families in Tlokweng were recently left stranded and their belongings destroyed by water from Notwane River which passed through the village. As a result of heavy rains, the river overflowed as the Gaborone Dam’s capacity was surpassed,...

  • SOTS patrons have a night to remember despite rains

    The event's loyal patrons decided to not only dress up but went to fully enjoy themselves come rain or sunshine. Everything went smoothly during the day with attendees participating in different traditional games such as koi, safe, mhele and...

  • Lioness Ratang releases another hit single

    In an interview with Showtime, the young artist whose immense talent cannot go unrecognized, said she started her music career in 2020. "All my songs are inspired by life experiences, honesty. The song was produced by myself, Cheese Beezy and Nthabi...

  • Kasi: A street wear-inspired clothing line

    One of those that have hit the local market and taking centre stage is Kasi, a new fashion brand strictly inspired by streetwear. Kasi has become an instant hit, especially among the youth. In an interview with the brand founder, Tebogo Mabotenyane...

  • Diamond City Jazz Festival finally here

    According to the event coordinator, Rapula Kegopilwe, the DCJF 2025 will be hosted over two days with the first activity being the Golf and Jazz VIP experience on Friday, March 28, 2025 at the Gaborone Golf Club. The main festival will be held on...

  • Mother tongue vital for cultural preservation

    Kgolo-Lotshwao told Arts&Culture in an interview following last week’s postponement of the commemoration of the International Mother Language Day (IMLD) that the university had planned to hold IMDL commemorations on campus, bringing together...

  • R’n’B & Soul Picnic Saturdays bring soothing sounds

    He told Arts&Culture they wanted to create an event that moves away from the House and Amapiano music genres which commonly dominates local music events playlists. He added that they want to see the crowd come alive and sing along to good music. He...

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