Zahara Brings Curtain Down At Botswana craft

Monday, November 04, 2019

It was raining cats and dogs on Friday night, but night crawlers danced in the rain as Zahara brought down the curtain on the year’s Mascom Live Sessions last event.

The South African songstress, Zahara alongside Botswana’s very own songbird Amantle Brown headlined yet another instalment titled Soul Sister edition at Botswana Craft preceded by the inauguration of Botswana’s fifth President, Mokgweetsi Masisi.

On the day, the skies opened, and Gaborone received its first heavy rains of the season, much to the delight of the revellers who seemed to enjoy both the song and rain. A sign of good things!

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