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My Star shares stage with Tuku

Thursday, September 10, 2015
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Jazz maestro Oliver Mtukudzi will share the stage with My Star winner, Sharon Sibonge, at the second installment of this year’s Mascom Live Sessions.

This event will be held at the Botswana Craft tomorrow. Event organisers yesterday told Showbiz that there were less than 100 tickets left.

The international artist, popularly known as “Tuku” is no stranger to the Botswana Craft stage. In the past, his shows received massive turn-out. His followers and fans are eagerly waiting for tomorrow with most seen posting pictures of their tickets to the show on social media.

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