Ringo Hasn�t Lost His Touch

Monday, September 22, 2014

South African jazz giant, Ringo Madlingozi performed at an event dubbed Barclays@play on Friday. This is after Barclays Bank Botswana brought another South African act, Bhudaza to perform at the same event recently.

Performing in front of a full house at the Botswanacraft, Ringo shared the stage with locals Shanti Lo, Nnunu Ramogotsi and Kearoma Rantao.

Held with the intent of raising funds for its social club, the event was already filled to capacity by 8 pm, indicative of the ever increasing popuarity of such jazz events that are flocked by enthusiasts.

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