Dikakapa In Concert celebrates traditional music, culture

Tuesday, March 12, 2024 | 80 Views |

The Notwane Lifestyle Club was filled with the vibrant sounds of traditional music and dance on Saturday during the Dikakapa In Concert event.

The event, which showcased some of Botswana’s most talented traditional artists, was a celebration of the rich cultural heritage of the country.

The line-up of performers included well-known artists such as Ramonyaku, Culture Spears, Oscar Chakabuya, Mafitlhakgosi, SuaPan, Kabelo Tiro, Ditiro Leero, Makwakwa, Dikakapa, Mma Ausi, Khoza Mokhozeni and Captain Dira.

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