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Nnasaretha Kgamanyane
  • Ron De Artist to host Come And See My Blue solo exhibition

    The exhibition will be held on December 14, 2024 at the Musa’s Bristo in Village next to Jacks Gym. In an interview with Arts&Culture, he explained that 'Come and See My Blue' is a vibrant exploration of emotion and identity through the...

  • Ninth YAMAS nominees attract new faces

    Amongst those was Jackalass Onetym, whose name appeared in five categories, namely, People’s Choice Artist of The Year, Best Male Single for his song, Tshipi, which also got him a nomination for Best Newcomer, Best Hip Hop and Best Botswana Pop...

  • Tales and Tea with Kethamile gives artists a spotlight

    The event also equipped local creatives with knowledge and skills on how to monetise their arts. Lesang said she got the drive and inspiration to do great things from her late father. She added that the inspiration to come up with Tales and Tea With...

  • Voices of girls with disabilities

    Sabata Mokalee is a student at Molefi Secondary School and is visually impaired. Just like any other young person, Mokalee, has dreams and would like to be a neurologist someday. Speaking recently at the International Day of the Girl Child organised...

  • Mmakgodumo Cultural Festival returns with a bang

    The event was hosted by Bathoen II Trust. Since the COVID-19 pandemic hit the world, Botswana was not spared as it negatively affected the creative industry including the famous Mmakgodumo Cultural Festival. However, this year, the Bathoen II Trust...

  • Mmakgodumo Festival showcases Ngwaketse traditional home set up

    It was a stunning return of the event, which has gotten bigger and better over the years. It was not just the musical performances and Dikgafela as a myriad of cultural activities caught the patrons' attention. The organisers, Bathoen II Trust...

  • Revamped Nomlu Nail Bar reopens

    She also stated that the beauty spa created a serene oasis where their clients could escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life. Lukashe added that their dedicated team worked tirelessly to enhance their services, ensuring that each visit...

  • FWBB gets bigger, better a decade on

    It will be bringing in more exciting events for both young and old fashion designers. This Africa’s fashion and lifestyle movement is expected to bring together more than 20 fashion designers and 45 upcoming models from across the continent,...

  • Wada Soulstress aims for the stars

    The beautiful Kalanga young woman from Zwenshambe says the competition came at an opportune time for her following years abroad. “A friend sent me a post of an advert about the roadshow on WhatsApp and encouraged me to sign up for the competition....

  • Nako Timepieces designer nominated for international award

    The awards will take place on November 22-24, 2024 at the Entrepreneurship Village in Nigeria. They symbolise a recognition bestowed upon outstanding entrepreneurs and leaders from across the globe, each representing their country. In an interview...

  • DJ Dagizus releases Malome

    The track follows the success of his recent previous song, MAMA and joins a roster of his other known singles, including Cheater, Cheta, Loving Kuthe, Fill Me, Drown, and Blue. With his distinctive blend of infectious rhythms and captivating...

  • Stage set for Mmakgodumo Cultural Festival

    The seventh edition will be divided into two sections, with the first one being the cultural showcase of different traditions like dikgafela, dikhwaere and other ways of living, which will start in the morning. It will then be followed by the...

  • Wada Songstress is DBS Roadshow second edition winner

    Being the first performer of the evening, with an elegant outfit, she stole the limelight as all eyes were just on her. Just like fellow top five contestants, Wada Songstress gave a sterling performance proving that indeed the DBD Roadshow, a talent...

  • Gulubane crowned Miss Independence Botswana 2024

    The 20-year-old is currently studying Criminal Justice at the University of Botswana. Gulubane explained to Arts&Culture that winning Miss Independence Botswana signifies a milestone in her personal growth and national pride. “It represents not...

  • Independence Eve ceremony Batswana’s favourite

    As it is a norm, many people mostly families, friends and couples thronged the National Stadium to witness the beauty of local talent from different local creatives, such as the Botswana Police Band, the Botswana Prisons Band and the Botswana Defence...

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