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A magical night with Khumo embraces film industry

There was a panel discussion where different panelists from the film production industry in the country discussed the challenges of the industry, its achievements and other issues affecting them. PIC: MORERI SEJAKGOMO
There was a panel discussion where different panelists from the film production industry in the country discussed the challenges of the industry, its achievements and other issues affecting them. PIC: MORERI SEJAKGOMO

The film industry in Botswana is one of the entertainment segments that has not been given deserving acknowledgement unlike music, fine arts, theatre and others.

However, Khumo Studios like a few other film production industry, entities, stood up to change the narrative.

They hosted a black tie event dubbed A Night With Khumo where they showcased some of the projects they have been working on, on Friday evening at Capitol Cinema in Riverwalk Mall and did a splendid job.

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