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GIMC Afro Tech goes '6-To-6' on fifth edition

Coming to Botswana: Culoe de Song
Coming to Botswana: Culoe de Song

The GIMC Afro Tech presents 12 hours of entertainment as it celebrates five editions. The event dubbed GIMC Afro Tech 5.0 will be the first edition to have an extended schedule from 6pm until 6am.

It will be held at GICC Marquee on Thursday (March 28). The event organiser, Fish Pabalinga said it has grown since its first edition on April 2022 and presents a suitable first party stop for the long holidays.

"GIMC Afro Tech has grown a lot so the 5.0 will be bigger than others hence you see we have lined up some of the biggest artists in Afro Tech. Since it is a long holiday we are extending the hours from six until six. The event will be held in a safe environment at Grand Palm GICC. So people can book and stay in the hotel," he said. The GIMC Afro Tech is headlined by one of the genre's pioneers, Culoe de Song. The award winning DJ and producer makes a return to local shores after a five-year hiatus and will be making his debut appearance on the GIMC Afro Tech stage as he is scheduled for a 90 minutes set.

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