Mogwana Dance Troupe |
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Apart from offering our services, we aim to provide information about traditional Botswana culture and snapshots of our performance. If you have any comments or questions, please don't hesitate to contact us by sending email to "mogwana@com{DOT}to". Sorry, we have to mask our email addresses as a spam countermeasure. Please substitute {DOT} with "." (without the quotes). (This page was last updated on ) |
Photo Gallery
This is a small collection of photographs taken by John & Terry Photographers (Tel: +267 3927037). :-( Picture quality was degraded further to reduce image resolution so that the download time is reasonable. Click on any picture if you want to see it bigger and clearer.
Photo By A Mogwana Fan
Phatisi dance usually involves a solo sequence where the each phatisi dancer can make up and perform his own freestyle impromptu | |
The white girl is an American student on exchange programme who got interested in the tranditional dance. This was taken at her debut public performance. | |
Given the opportunity to learn, many yougsters would participate with great enthusiasm out of their own free will. This photo was taken in St Joseph Senior Secondary School in Gaborone, near Kgale Hill. The musical instrument depicted here is known as Marimba which originated from Zimbabwe. I have met many marimba players but none of them use any musical note at all. Many instructors (some still schooling) could even conjure composition impromptu. Pretty amazing, huh? |
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A gallery entitled A Day In The Life Of Africa - some brilliant shots without bloodshed, war, famine, natural disasters! (Flash player needed) |