The festivities organized by the mayor of Rustenburg proved to be a success, with participants enjoying dance, music, and cultural exchanges. Journalists from the four countries in Group D of the African Cup of Nations (CAN) were among the attendees, along with members of various communities.
The event featured lively performances, including Togolese Cool Catché, Ivorian Offbeat Coupé, and South African Wakawaka dances. The atmosphere was vibrant, creating a celebratory mood ahead of the official start of the tournament. As the adrenaline level rises, anticipation builds for the matches scheduled for Tuesday, where the four nations in Group D will compete in their opening matches.
