�Motswarapoetry� sessions develop young talent

Wednesday, February 04, 2015

He started off doubling as a hotdog seller and an artist, but later shifted his attention to raising creative arts awareness. Now Kenny Ketshotseng’s dream is gradually taking shape.

Through Kenny’s Poetry Sessions, which has since changed its name to Motswarapoetry, which stands for Motswako, Rap and Poetry, he has been able to create a platform for upcoming artists.

The sessions, which started in his garage last year, have grown in leaps and bounds and he is now proud to declare that his dream of bringing all artists together is taking shape.

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�Motswarapoetry� sessions develop young talent

He started off doubling as a hotdog seller and an artist, but later shifted his attention to raising creative arts awareness. Now Kenny Ketshotseng’s dream is gradually taking shape.