ARTS ANALYSIS: Gayton McKenzie’s broken promises risk festivals collapse and job losses
[Daily Maverick - Zambia] - 27/09/2025
The sport, arts and culture minister publicly pledged to back the performance arts and cultural events. But some festivals are facing withdrawn funding and cancelled commitments, with ripple effects on the entire artistic community.
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