Khama's great legacy is in the arts
Friday, March 30, 2018
For others in the Arts sector, it has been a seemingly endless night with no sign of dawn while some will always cherish Khama’s days as a series of sunshines.
Since taking over on April’s Fool Day in 2008, Khama became a President who made supporting the arts an intrinsic part of his governance. When he ascended to power, he didn’t just ignore previous presidents’ playbook, he wrote his own script.
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