Kearoma aims for the big time

Saturday, May 03, 2014

Songstress Kearoma Rantao says the time has come for her to look beyond her borders. After recently appearing on SABC2s Weekend Live, the celebrated jazz musician has indicated that she would be looking to tap into the South African market in the near future.

Kearoma pointed out that she feels it is high time that she shares her talent and not just limit herself to Botswana.

She said that she feels she can do better in South Africa because she will be pushed to work harder by the competition that already exists in the South African market.

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Kearoma aims for the big time

Songstress Kearoma Rantao says the time has come for her to look beyond her borders. After recently appearing on SABC2s Weekend Live, the celebrated jazz musician has indicated that she would be looking to tap into the South African market in the near future.

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