Robete hitmakers wrap up tour next month

Tuesday, January 16, 2018

After starting the Botswana folk guitar workshop tour in 2016 and continuing with it last year Robete hitmakers, Sereetsi & The Natives will wrap up the project this year. They have five more places to go before finishing the tour.

“The workshop tour resumed from last year. The project covers 15 villages and towns. So far 10 places have been visited.

The project ends this February with five remaining places being Gumare, Letlhakeng, Gantsi, Tsabong and Gaborone,” the band’s frontman, Tomeletso Sereetsi told Showbiz.

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