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A Re Yeng Botswana show leaves audience mesmerized

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KTM Choir and Mophato PIC: PHATSIMO KAPENG

There is no better way to take Batswana back memory lane than showing them their country’s history through just dance and music.

The Kgalemang Tumediso Motsete choir popularly known as KTM choir and Mophato Dance Crew’s collaboration came at the right time as the duo put up a spectacular show filled with nothing but immense entertainment.

The event was held from Thursday to Saturday nights at Maitisong Theatre and was also a pre-celebration of Botswana’s Independence that is always celebrated on September 30 each year.

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A Re Yeng Botswana show leaves audience mesmerized

There is no better way to take Batswana back memory lane than showing them their country’s history through just dance and music.

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