Revamped Son Of The Soil returns

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David Kepaletswe speaking at press Confence, with him is Dj Boggie Sid PIC: MJORERI SEJAKGOMO

After being forced into a long hiatus due to COVID-19, one of the most popular local cultural events, Son of The Soil (SOTS), will finally return on February 4, 2023.

Organisers of the event, Bana ba Mmala Trust said the long-craved preparations are already in full-swing for its comeback. Speaking during a press conference recently, the Trust chairman, David Kepaletswe said the next edition will be held under a revamped status.

He stated that they have partnered with Beat Box Productions to revamp the event and make it appeal once again. “In recognising the brand that SOTS represents, we felt we needed a partner who will assist in the revamping of the event.

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Revamped Son Of The Soil returns

After being forced into a long hiatus due to COVID-19, one of the most popular local cultural events, Son of The Soil (SOTS), will finally return on February 4, 2023.

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