GIMC Music Festival Attracts A Large Crowd

Monday, September 05, 2016

Multitudes thronged the National Stadium for the last show of the Gaborone International Music and Culture Week (GIMC) on Saturday.

The festival, headlined by South Africa’s renowned DJ Black Coffee, registered the best turn out since inception.

By late evening hundreds had already began to pack the National Stadium and local deejays started to fire-up the place. Performances started with T.H.A.B.O and the Aaah hit-maker Mapetla.

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