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Seagile-led committee charts new course for nightlife industry

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The newly elected committee of the Association of Botswana Night Clubs and Bars (ABONIC) has vowed to advance the interests of Botswana’s hospitality, entertainment, and nightlife industries.

The association's elections were conducted during the association’s General Meeting held on June 8, 2026, at the Hilton Hotel in Gaborone. The gathering brought together key stakeholders from across the hospitality and entertainment value chain, including nightclub, bar, restaurant, and hotel operators, event promoters, musicians, and other industry players.

Members elected Gilbert Seagile as Chairman of the association. He will be deputised by Abel Thomas, who assumes the position of Vice Chairman. Kenanao Mononi was elected Secretary General, while Wame Olopeng takes over as Treasurer General. Happy Khumalo was elected Vice Secretary, with Opelo Thebe and Bakang joining the leadership team as executive members.

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