Security Upped For Toropo Ya Muka Fest

Francistown Deputy mayor Godisang Radisigo with DJ Colastraw and a Botho University  delegate during the Toropo Ya Muka press briefing PIC: KEOAGILE BONANG
Francistown Deputy mayor Godisang Radisigo with DJ Colastraw and a Botho University delegate during the Toropo Ya Muka press briefing PIC: KEOAGILE BONANG

FRANCISTOWN: Organisers have promised tight security at the fourth edition of the annual Toropo Ya Muka music festival billed for Botho University Francistown campus on May 26.

“Last year security (at the Francistown Sports Complex) was our concern. We feel that the venue at Botho is very spacious and more secure than the previous one. The security of our patrons and their valuables is what we value the most,” said one of the main organisers Bonno Ngaka, who is known by his stage name DJ Colastraw.

Speaking at a press conference to update on the show, Colastraw stated that there would be around 200 people who will be responsible for the event’s security. “If we do not take issues around security seriously, the event may attract bad publicity and end up receiving less support from Batswana,” he said.

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