Artists give back to the community

Thursday, October 08, 2015

Some artists have put together a show to raise funds for underprivileged children at Motswedi Junior Secondary School in Gaborone. The show, which will be from noon till late, will be held at the school on Saturday.

Obakeng Sengwaketse, a gospel artist, came up with the initiative. The line-up includes Tumza, Spiza, Ashley Gops, Bouncy, Skavenja, Machesa, Crush, Chrome, Ramonyaka, Rachel, Douglas, Ounah, David and Mc Umaga.

Speaking to showbiz about the show, Sengwaketse said he came up with the idea and other artists decided to support the initiative of giving back to the community.

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