The Francistown entertainment and leisure space is set to experience to be abuzz as Molapo Leisure Gardens will be the place to be this Saturday, as the fifth edition of African Attire on Fleek return to the second city celebrating fashion, music and culture.
The event organizer, David Letshwiti has promised fashionists, music enthusiasts and foodies an unforgettable experience.
“African Attire on Fleek has become a formidable event in Botswana’s cultural calendar. It has enhanced cultural allowing attendees to appreciate the rich tapestry of African traditions. We have seen patrons from various regions, indicating the event’s widespread appeal,” said Letshwiti in an interview this week.
“This is a vibrant celebration of Mother African’s culture and fashion which continues to attract fashion enthusiasts, cultural aficionados and families eager to immerse themselves in a day of music, dance and traditional cuisine,” highlighted Letshwiti.
Since the event’s inception in the past years, tremendous growth has been realised. Its appeal has become widespread which patrons coming from far and near. “Each year attendance increases, and this is a demonstration of the popularity of the African Attire on Fleek. It has also become a successful platform for cultural exchange. It is also a platform for local artists, cultural groups and vendors to collaborate. Furthermore, strengthening communities’ ties and boosting the local economy is realised,” highlighted the organiser.
This year’s lineup promises an unforgettable experience featuring performances by renowned artists from Botswana and from across borders. Revelers can look forward to a fusion of traditional and contemporary music, dance performances and a rich showcase of fashion and treating foodies to an array of local cuisine.
Letshwiti said safety and the wellbeing of attendees will be a top priority, as strict and tight security measures will be put in place throughout the duration of the cultural event.
“People should not fear anything their safety and of their vehicles will be taken care of. Health protocols and safety measures will be top notch. We want patrons and revelers to unwind, dance and enjoy in peace. Apart from working together with local law enforcement authorities, private security will be on the ground. Fire and health precautions have also been taken into consideration,” assured Letshwiti.
Expected artists are Musa, Wave Rhyder, Mawelele, Kabelo Tiro, Makosi, Khoisan and many others from Francistown and surrounding areas. Tickets to the event are available online and at selected outlets.
