Power cut interrupts free concert
Tuesday, May 13, 2014
Alfredo Mos
The rally meant to launch Botsalo Ntuane and his councillors was scheduled to start at midday, but was delayed by power shortage.
By the time the problem was resolved it was too late for all the groups billed to perform to appear on stage.
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