Ka Di 29 and Easy Sunday employ over 150 youth

Thursday, April 06, 2023 | 120 Views |

FRANCISTOWN: Despite local music events struggling to get sponsorships, the organisers of Francistown's two biggest shows dubbed Ka di 29 and Easy Sunday say they have created employment for over 150 young people.

Ka di 29 is a music festival which is held on the 29th of every month whereas Easy Sunday is held every Sunday.

Ka di 29 was created to promote quality entertainment in the city and provide a platform for both local and international acts to showcase while Easy Sundays was introduced to feed the local customers' demand for entertainment on Sundays.

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