Kebualemang, Koosaletse organise cultural, Tourism event

The organisers say the retreat will be a wonderful opportunity for revelers to step back from daily lives and find a moment of rest, get in touch with themselves and find inner peace
The organisers say the retreat will be a wonderful opportunity for revelers to step back from daily lives and find a moment of rest, get in touch with themselves and find inner peace

Gofaone Kebualemang and Atlang Koosaletse are hosting a three-day cultural and tourism event dubbed Tla O Bone Sogo Treat. The event runs from today until Sunday at Mmakgodumo Dam in Kanye.

Kebualemang told Arts & Culture that the retreat will be a wonderful opportunity for revelers to step back from daily lives and find a moment of rest, get in touch with themselves and find inner peace. He explained that retreating is a way of taking time out and assessing their life decisions, helping them to bring clarity to the challenges ahead. He added that unlike any other events, theirs attract people dedicated to learning more about the practice and exploring ways to improve their well-being. “The retreat aims to promote local tourism and post COVID-19 relief.

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