A blend of cultural festivities at Orange Letlhafula

Tuesday, May 09, 2017

Mmoki at Orange Letlhafula PIC: KAGISO ONKATSWITSE

‘Pula na a re tla dika re kgotshe’. The recent heavy rains were indeed a sign of a rich harvest to come and it is surely becoming a good year for everyone. O ke ngwaga o monamagadi.

This year’s Orange Letlhafula held under the theme ‘A re ipele ka dijo, mmino le kapari: Pula matsorotsoro, kotla masiela, kotla dirojana’ did not disappoint as usual.

The sold out event held at the BotswanaCraft was marking 15 years of existence and it continued to celebrate Botswana’s culture through music, dance, food, dress and traditional games.

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