Dance troupe seeks positive change

Kalatsakgale Traditional Troupe do not only want to be seen and known through dance
Kalatsakgale Traditional Troupe do not only want to be seen and known through dance

SELEBI-PHIKWE: As the reigning champion of the Presidential arts competitions, Kalatsakgale Traditional Troupe is taking their aims to take their craft to a higher level.

Kalatsakgale aims to venture into business to diversify opportunities as they look for sponsorships. Group spokesperson, Tshepo Tsela took Arts & Culture in to their confidence talking about their serious ambitions.  First, they do not only want to be seen and known through dance. They want to spread their wings,but without wandering to far from their cultural leaning.

“We also aim to establish a traditional music academy where we can groom upcoming artists from grassroot level,” Tsela announced.

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