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BOMU tackles piracy

Friday, June 13, 2014
BOMU president Phempheretlhe Pheto
BOMU president Phempheretlhe Pheto

Concerned with how the music industry has been affected by bootlegging, the Botswana Music Union (BOMU) has embarked on an anti-piracy crusade.


Speaking in an interview, BOMU president, Phempheretlhe Pheto, said it seems they are winning the war against piracy.  Pheto said this is mainly due to the education campaigns that they have been waging, especially in Gaborone. 

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