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Sereetsi & The Natives headlines Basiko Cultural Festival

Tomeletso Sereetsi PIC: MORERI SEJAKGOMO
Tomeletso Sereetsi PIC: MORERI SEJAKGOMO

Local contemporary Folk and Jazz band, Sereetsi & The Natives, is the lead act for the inaugural Basiko Cultural Festival.

The event will be held on September 30 at Two Nine Farm in Kopong. It is organised by local events management company, Green Carpet Events. The event is aimed at promoting the culture of the Basiko tribe of Kopong and celebrate the Tswana culture on independence holidays.

The award winning Sereetsi & The Natives, will also be making a debut performance in the village located just under 30km north of Gaborone. There is some bit of excitement over the musician’s anticipated performance as he is described as a cultural icon better suited for the theme of the event.

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