AAC embarks on art empowerment

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Imparting knowledge: Mogwe during a recent class session

As part of its mission to make an impact on the communities, Africa Art College (AAC) has embarked on a project to teach primary school students art for storytelling among the underprivileged.

AAC is a local institution of high learning which offers degree courses in Art for Storytelling such as BA (Hons) Fine Art, BA (Hons) Animation and BA (Hons) General.

The founder and director of Africa Art College, Goabaone Mogwe explained that the idea is to “catch them young in order to help them shape their overall decorum”.

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