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GIMC Jazz fest experiences good ambiance

Samantha Mogwe with a stunning perfomance at the GIMC JAZZ festival
Samantha Mogwe with a stunning perfomance at the GIMC JAZZ festival

A tantalising atmosphere characterised this year’s edition of the Gaborone International Music & Culture Week (GIMC) Jazz festival.

During the event, local and international artists serenaded audiences in a memorable occasion on Saturday night.

The event was held at the Gaborone International Convention Centre (GICC) at the Grand Palm Resort in Gaborone. The first act on the day was Dato Seiko, who performed as if she had a point to prove. The talented singer was in her element, warming up the stage nicely for performances that were to follow. For an opener, she really set the tempo higher that one could be excused for thinking that the show was about to finish. Next up on stage was Bakang Lenyaola. Known for his song Emisa Corona, the talented performer did not disappoint as he also serenaded the audiences.

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