Featured Video

Pula! by Mophato Dance Theatre

Tuesday, August 23, 2016

The story line depicts various rituals societies and tribes have used for the past 50 years, to ask for rain. It investigates why we haven’t experienced constant heavy rainfall despite society's efforts.

The production demonstrates different rituals from Wosana, Seperu, Tsutsube with an integration of African contemporary movements. To add on ,there is an inclusion of Christianity to represent various societies that reside in Botswana. The piece is a true representation of Botswana and Batswana as it portrays our struggles as a nation and how we come together to fight a situation.

You may also like this

President Masisi addresses the UN General Assembly

27 September 2021
President Masisi addresses the UN General Assembly

End of the Kazungula Ferry

Thalefang Charles |
23 July 2021
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZRIXIruDD6g
Latest Stories
Up, up and away: Boko and officials at the Space X facilities PIC: DUMA BOKO FACEBOOK

BOTSAT-1 delayed but ready to launch

Mbongeni Mguni | 8 h ago

Ex-boyfriend prime suspect in Maun murder

Larona Makhaiza | 14 h ago

Kalafhi Medical Center celebrates seven years in business

correspondent | 14 h ago

BGCSE results: A call for gov't to act

The Monitor Editor | 2d ago

INSIDE CHELLZ KITCHEN

Michelle Phetlhe | 2d ago

BGCSE Results Ushering In National Anger Week

Thulaganyo Jankey | 2d ago

UDC gov’t finally commits to fixing ‘rogue’ DIS

Spira Tlhankane | 2d ago

The day the floods came for me

Staff Writer | 2d ago
Read Print Edition
front page 1
Editor's Comment
BGCSE results: A call for gov't to act

The Botswana Examination Council (BEC) released the BGCSE results for students who sat for Form 5 examinations in 2024.Whilst initially BEC released that only 3,673 candidates scored 36 points and above, the number was corrected to 6,521 during a press conference, which was held on Friday at the BEC boardroom.The set cut-off for government sponsorship is 36 points and sadly this means that only 6,521 will be eligible for the support and the...

The Monitor Editor | 04 March 2025
Selefu
WEDNESDAY MMEGI ONLINE 18
Have a Story? Send Us a tip
arrow up
Explore Subscribe to Mmegi Online
Receive latest and breaking news via email
About us

Mmegi is the leading independent source of breaking news, latest news, current
affairs, Politics, Business, Sport, debates, analysis, and entertainment news in Botswana.

Latest News
News
Business
Sport
Lifestyle
Features
Opinion & Analysis
Blogs
Sponsored
World
Full Picture
Featured Video
Classified
© 2020 - Dikgang Publishing Company. All Rights Reserved.