Local Acts Shine At BAC Semester Shutdown

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Local artist, Guyvos was among the local acts who stole show with his performance . PIC PHATSIMO KAPENG

The Botswana Accountancy College (BAC) Semester Shut Down headlined by South African artistes on Friday night met some complications with school management, and poor turn out leaving international artistes unimpressed thus opening up for local talent to steal the show.

South African artistes such as the self proclaimed King of AmaPiano, Kabza De Small, along with Musa Keys, and Uncle Vinny were expected to be the headliners that would send audiences into a frenzy of the Amapiano driven euphoria.

These artistes were also designated to bring BAC back into the fold of being a premier event hosting institution after having gone roughly six years without hosting a major entertainment event.

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