Khama directive works wonders for top artist

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Kefilwe Mokopane, one of Botswana's visual artists says that President Ian Khama's directive that government ministries should buy artworks from locals has turned the tide for many artists including himself.

According to Mokopane, ever since the directive was issued, some government ministries and parastatals have commissioned him to do a number of projects for them - and his star has been rising.

The award-winning artist is well-known for his brightly coloured abstract pieces with musical themes. Last year, his works scooped third place at the annual Thapong Artist of the Year Awards.

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