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Hika La Ngwanyana Cultural Festival attracts multitudes

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On Saturday morning, all roads led to Moshupa for the village’s very first ever cultural event dubbed, Hika La Ngwanyana, hosted by Ipelego Trust at the village dam.

For its first installment, the event that was free entrance for everyone, attracted a number of people from the village, nearby villages and some from towns such as Gaborone and Jwaneng. For an event that is said to have been planned for a few months, the outcome was very commendable.

It also attracted a number of donors and companies that bought stalls to exhibit their products and services.

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