Madi Majwana drama to curb financial indiscipline
Wednesday, October 14, 2015
“The radio drama focuses on money management because we recognise this as a critical skill if one needs to live a comfortable and successful life,” he said. He said after the success of the 2013 theatrical performance of Money Matters they decided to come up with a radio drama that can reach all corners of the country. “Based on the success of the theatrical production and our desire to reach a wider audience, we agreed to develop and launch a radio drama series in 2014,” he said. Van der Merwe indicated that Season I of the radio drama series was very successful in reaching over 200,000 people across Botswana.
“It featured on three radio stations for a period of 20 weeks. It focuses on people’s relationship with money and the complex issues and problems that we are faced with in our daily lives,” he said. “We have to have a healthy relationship with money and learn to manage it effectively, saving for those rainy days, which are inevitable and which would allow us to live within our means,” he added.
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