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Forbes delegates get a treat of African music

ATI PIC: SHARON MATHALA
ATI PIC: SHARON MATHALA

Local and international artists gave the Forbes 30 Under 30 Summit delegates as well as revellers who had thronged the Main Mall in Gaborone a treat of the Pan- African music and dance on Sunday.

The free music event dubbed 'The Pan-African Welcome Ceremony' only required one to register to attend. Local artists such as ATI, Dr Vom, Amantle Brown Ancestral Rituals and give scintillating performances to the satisfaction of the revellers.

The true beat and sound of Africa were on display throughout the event where some of Africa's best including Grammy award winner Nomcebo Zikode and Sauti Sol also joined local giants to entertain the world's top entrepreneurs and game changers who had descended upon Gaborone for the Forbes Summit.

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