Local DJs urges gov't to meet them half way

DJ Twaza
DJ Twaza

No one would have ever expected that, abruptly, in April 2020 the entertainment sector would be turned upside-down.

From the onset of COVID-19, DJs and singers together with other creative industry minds lost lots of money after their events got either cancelled or postponed. National lockdowns made things worse for artists. Later on, the government decided to open up for the business community more especially liquor selling outlets.

Hearing this, local artists later called on the government to open up events after many cried that they were dying of hunger while the government was not assisting them at all at the time.

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Inspect the voters' roll!

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