Creatives give NACB thumbs up

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Some of the local creatives presenting their work during the launch of National Arts Council in Gaborone recently
PIC: PHATSIMO KAPENG

For years local artists have been begging government to come up with an organisation that would specifically cater for their interests. Finally, their pleas have been addressed following the recent launch of the newly established National Art Council of Botswana (NACB).

Different local creatives such as fine arts, basket weaving, sculptors, music, fashion, theatre to mention but a few, graced the launch to share in the momentous occasion.

Following that, some of the creatives have shared their feelings towards the launch of the art council, which they have commended. Many pointed out that they had long been waiting for its establishment as they believed their plight would finally be addressed.

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