Kast talks auctioning the �Rifi�

Wednesday, March 29, 2017

Man of the moment, Kast, has come out to talk about the issue of him auctioning his famous ‘Rifi’, the walking boots that he wore during his 1,000 km voyage from Maun to Gaborone by foot.

Upon his completion of the long walk there has been rumours that the rapper is planning on putting his boots for auction as a way of raising funds for the Tlatsa Lebala event slated for May 6.

“It’s still at a conversation stage at the moment. It’s something that we started discussing during the walk. We are yet to decide what we should do with the walking boots. We might auction them or take them to a museum,” said Kast.

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