Police spoil Ntuane�s festival

Monday, May 12, 2014

The crowd at Botsalo Ntuane's launch PICS: KEBOFHE MATHE

What was supposed to be a fun filled Saturday turned out to be a nightmare for thousands of people who turned out for Member of Parliament (MP) for Gaborone Bonnington South Botsalo Ntuane’s huge music festival at Gaborone West.

Ntuane had organised a final voter registration festival featuring big names in the industry only for the police to spoil the fun.

The festival at Bophirima freedom square featured Slizer, Splash, ATI, Shumba Ratshega, Dalom Kids, Makau, Matshikos, Eskoms, Franix, Abbie gaba, Malakista, Mingos and Alfredo Mos.

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