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‘Artists must master creative skills’ - NewsDay Zimbabwe

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“Just like the other sectors of the economy, the arts industry needs a lot of support from both the public and private sectors. The performance side of things has been growing exponentially, maybe because of an increase in the number of platforms.”

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