Mapantsula Do It For Tshanda

PIC: THALEFANG CHARLES
PIC: THALEFANG CHARLES

Mapantsula seized the moment to create yet another lasting impression when they celebrated and honoured the departed veteran musician Dan Tshanda.

On Thursday,in partnership with Botswana Musicians Union and Duma fm, the Botswana Pantsula Association  organised a memorable memorial service for Dan Tshanda who died a fortnight ago. Their members turned on their style for their late ‘Boss’ as he was referred to by many of them.

Dressed in their usual regalia of Dickies, khaki shirts smartly tucked in and matching Dickies loose fit khaki pants neatly pressed complete with white gloves on, while others carried their walking sticks or batons, Mapantsula came in large numbers and filled the Botswana National Youth Council (BNYC) multipurpose hall.

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