Mascom sponsors My African Dream return

Friday, November 20, 2020

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Following a long hiatus, local talent search show, My African Dream (MAD) is returning to the stage after agreeing a P350, 000 sponsorship with Mascom.

It was in 2011 since the show aimed at unearthing untapped talent from all across the country, was held before organisers decided to halt its production.

That was despite its popularity. Back then; it was almost norm that Batswana were glued to their screens to watch the show on Btv.

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