Issues In Education

Monday, May 03, 2010

The way forward for the Botswana national arts institute

The Botswana National Arts Institute (BNAI) is poised to become a reality. After more than a dozen years of planning and dedicated work by the Botswana Society for the Arts (BSA), it is on the brink of the development of the first phase.

The last two Issues have been devoted to explaining the background and needs for a National Arts Institute. If you have missed them you can find them easily, as they both are available on the web.

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