Stanbic unveils structured creatives corporate investment
Friday, May 01, 2026 | 60 Views |
0-1
The music festival powered by Stanbic Bank Botswana returned for its second edition this past Saturday at the Royal Aria Stadium, drawing more than 2,500 attendees. The festival is said to have also brought together 124 creatives and 22 local vendors, illustrating the breadth of participation across the value chain. Beyond the headline performances, the event generated opportunities for sound engineers, designers, food vendors and small-scale entrepreneurs, underscoring the sector’s expanding economic footprint.
For years, Botswana’s creative industry has grappled with limited funding and inconsistent platforms. The Stanbic initiative signals a shift. It underscores that with corporate backing; events are no longer one-off showcases but carefully curated experiences that blend entertainment with enterprise. The result is a model where artists are not only performers but active participants in a broader commercial ecosystem.
“Ignore the noise, focus on your work”- AnonymousAs the DG of such a controversy-ridden institution, you really played your part in the fight against corruption and economic crime. Your stay at the helm of the DCEC was quickly paying dividends under your stewardship. During your tenure, there was a lot of action as those caught on the wrong side of the law were brought to court regardless of their economic or political status. We have learnt...