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New BEPA chair promises financial audit

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Last week, probably since the inception of the BEPA, a heated election for the heart of the promoters association played out in public. This week, Arts&Culture reporters, SHARON MATHALA and LARONA MAKHAIZA set down with the newly elected chairman, Goaba Mojakgomo, to talk about his committee’s roadmap.

Just a week into the office, Mojakgomo has identified key aspects, which will be the guide for the newly elected committee. The Born and Raised co-founder stated that under his administration, BEPA would be on a mission to professionalise the entertainment industry, doing away with the stereotype of the industry being just a break for hobby.

“We want the creative sector to operate in a very formal way.

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