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Maun International Arts Festival returns

Legodile Seganabeng
Legodile Seganabeng

After a four-year-long hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic that disrupted the globe, the Maun International Arts Festival (MIAF) is finally making its return for the 10th edition.

The MIAF festival is set to be held in Maun from November 20-25, 2023. In an interview with Arts&Culture this week, Legodile Seganabeng, who doubles as the director for MIAF and chairperson of Poetvango, outlined that he is elated that after the hiatus, MIAF is finally going to take place.

“It has been a long time since the festival has been running but now the event is returning for its 10th edition and this gives me nothing but great joy,” an elated Seganabeng said.

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