BEPA warns of Fly-by night promoters

Tuesday, October 21, 2014

With the festive season fast approaching the urge to make a quick buck is also mounting and unsuspecting individuals are at a greater risk of losing their hard earned cash to unscrupulous criminals.

Musicians and entertainment business people are not prone to these festive scams. The Botswana Entertainment Promoters Association (BEPA) has warned the public of some fly-by night promoters who promise big shows but never deliver.

BEPA public relations officer, Gilbert ‘PP’ Seagile, told Showbiz that his association is concerned by fly-by night promoters, whose dodgy deeds who paint all promoters in a negative light.

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BEPA warns of Fly-by night promoters

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