Rasesa Social Picnic: Bigger, Better

Monday, March 11, 2019

Patrons had brought theri camp chairs to relax over a couple of beverages while listening to a selection of hip-hop, house and old school kwaito tunes PIC: MOMPATI TLHANKANE

After attracting bad publicity following a sex video that circulated on social media last year, Rasesa is in the headlines for good reasons.

The village hosted the fifth edition of Rasesa Social Picnic on Saturday, which was much bigger and better than previous editions.

In its two years of existence from 2017 to date, Rasesa Social Picnic has grown to be one of the best quarterly events in the country. In tne first year, it was hosted twice and the following year, it was hosted that way again.

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