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Mapantsula's 'Donty ka Okapi' campaign succeeds

Tuesday, May 16, 2023 | 420 Views |

As it is a norm, the women and gentlemen of the Botswana Pantsula Association (BPA) looked fabulous and became the centre of attraction in Metsimotlhabe on Saturday.

The occasion was the Pantsula 'Donty ka Okapi' parade and dance competition grand finale.

Their colourful and fashionable outfits such as Dickies pants and the notorious kitchen-suit worn by domestic workers, t-shirts, shirts mostly check ones, stripe golf t-shits, trousers or shorts and bucket hats popularly known as spoti made the group of people look unique and interesting.

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