Pantsulas to rally disco legends

Thursday, November 30, 2017

Franco and his group PIC. THALEFANG CHARLES

Abistos Promotions in collaboration with Pantsula Association in Botswana are bringing Music Legends Festival, a festival with some disco legends in the likes of Patricia Majalisa, Phumi Maduna, Franco and others, this Saturday.

According to Abel Modutlwe of Abistos Promotions the festival will see local Pantsulas fight the misconception built around their ilk that ‘mapantsula’ are associated with crimes such as theft, assault and other social ills such as drug and alcohol abuse.

“We are working with the Pantsula Association in Botswana to prove to the community that mapantsula are harmonious people who love peace and tranquility.

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