Talking stand up comedy with CJN
Friday, March 31, 2017
Carl Joshua Ncube PIC: Henry Oliver Hakulandaba
CJN, who regards himself as a global comedian after having performed in a number of countries around the world, believes that the growth of a stand up comedian comes from being well travelled as it makes one to gain more experience and good content.
“The biggest mistake that a stand up comedian can make is being a local favourite. You have to travel around to learn more, meet new people and widen your following. The biggest challenge a stand up comedian can ever face is to connect with the world. Every time I travel around the country I get a following and the power of multiplication has an impact; the fan base grows every time,” said CJN.
As such, we are now one step away from the shame of being labelled amongst the world’s worst offenders. This is a national embarrassment that demands an immediate, united response from every corner of our society. Pointing fingers is useless, we must all hold up our hands and play our part in the dealing with this matter.To our government and the Botswana National Sports Commission (BNSC), the call is for the to adopt decisive leadership and...