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Cigar Lounge spruces up from the top

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DJ Teaz (left) said emerging from a tough COVID-19 era, the lounge has shown steady recovery PIC: PHATSIMO KAPENG

To spruce up its already high standards, Cigar Lounge is on a transformational path, including adopting a new management style.

With the entertainment space increasingly gaining momentum after a two-year slumber due to COVID-19, Cigar Lounge management wants to upgrade the nightclub to offer patrons the best of entertainment.

The upscale lounge located on the rooftop of Mowana Park Mall in Phakalane, has for a long time been one of the leading nightlife spots in Gaborone. Now partygoers can expect elevated fun and entertainment every time they visit the lounge.

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Cigar Lounge spruces up from the top

To spruce up its already high standards, Cigar Lounge is on a transformational path, including adopting a new management style.

Ramogapi, Palapye’s dapperly garbed legislators

Citizenship isn't for sale—Mokgware

Intervene early, don't rely on death penalty—Boko

Micro-procurement maze demands urgent reform

Christmas tree charcuterie

Ditori Comedy Night: Laughter echoes through the night

A mother's enduring GBV grief: 'I forgave Africa's killer'

Mortgage loans remain mute into Q3- FSC

Micro-procurement maze demands urgent reform