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Molapo Crossing turned into Creative Hub

WILLING TO GIVE LOCAL CREATIVE MINDS PLATFORM: Luc Vandecasteele PIC: PHATSIMO KAPENG
WILLING TO GIVE LOCAL CREATIVE MINDS PLATFORM: Luc Vandecasteele PIC: PHATSIMO KAPENG

In a country that has little faith in the creative industry and not so many companies keen to sponsor creativity, it takes a strong and bold man like Luc Vandecasteele to risk it all and decide to make his mall into a 100% creative hub.

Molapo Crossing Mall boss, Vandecasteele is an architect who has a very strong faith in creativity and willing to give local creative minds from different forms a platform where they cannot only make money for themselves but sell their creativity abroad whilst also boosting the country's economy.

He explained that building a Creative Hub was serious business certainly if one wanted to do that in Gaborone. “Let me explain what I understand by creativity. I call it the ability to think in a de-constructive manner and design a solution thereafter.

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