After a two-year hiatus as a result of the devastating covid-19 pandemic, the Gaborone International Music and Culture Week (GIMC) is finally here and, Voice Entertainment’s SHARON MATHALA previews the fun-filled week of entertainment.
Catching up with the brains behind the event, Thapelo ‘Fish’ Pabalinga as preparations to the weeklong festivities reach their peak, Pabalinga shares that the event has cost him about P3. 8 million pula to execute.
From this budget, local artists are expected to benefit not less than P1 million while economic benefits would extend to employment opportuniti...
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In this article:‘Veuve Cliequot’, Angels of God, Charma Gal, Chris Mampane, Colastraw, Dato Seiko, Dineo Tsa Tuelo, DJ Maphorisa, Fashion and music, Fifi Afrika, Fitness and aerobic session, foreign acts, Franco, Gaborone International Music and Culture Week (GIMC), GICC marquee, GIMC, GIMC Champagne picnic, GIMC Jazz show, GIMC theatre event, Ikakanyeng, Isaac, Jaded eyes, Jazz session, Judith Sephuma, Lame Pusetso, local artists, Macecillia, Mafikizolo, Maitisong centre, Makhadzi, Mpho Sebina, Oodi, Penene Ponono, Phillimon Mmeso, Phodiso Modirwa, Purple Paradise, Rib Cracker, Sereetsi and The Natives, Soso, Soul Redeemers, st. Paul’s church choir, Team distant, Thapelo ‘Fish” Pabalinga, Thapong centre venue, The advocate, Tips Shampoo, Vee Mampeezy

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