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Jacob Kelebeng tells new NACB board to make money for local arts
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[QUOTE="Queen, post: 85166, member: 27"] A fresh board walked in, big promises followed, and Botswana’s arts scene just got put on notice. The new leadership era officially kicked off [LIST] [*]Ministry of Sport and Arts welcomed a new National Arts Council of Botswana Board and CEO. [*]The moment was framed as a reset point for the arts sector. [*]Creative economy growth was the loud, clear objective. [/LIST] Permanent Secretary set expectations early [LIST] [*]Nancy Neo Chengeta pushed the Board to assess the current state of the industry. [*]She called for a clear direction tied directly to ministry priorities. [*]Governance, opportunity spotting, and results for artists were stressed. [/LIST] The board chair promised pressure and pace [LIST] [*]Prince Monna leaned into a scrum-style leadership mindset. [*]The focus landed on action, accountability, and public service. [*]Transparency and inclusivity were positioned as non-negotiables. [/LIST] The minister demanded faster moves [LIST] [*]Jacob Kelebeng told the Board to act in the public interest. [*]Regulations, facility commercialization, and revenue streams were highlighted. [*]Financial pressure was named as the reality shaping these decisions. [*]Appreciation was also given to the outgoing Board for laying the groundwork. [/LIST] The CEO painted the bigger picture [LIST] [*]Gaokgakala Lemmenyane described the moment as a turning point. [*]Commercial growth and fundraising creativity were placed front and center. [*]Global visibility for Botswana talent was flagged as a priority. [/LIST] What happens next [LIST] [*]The Board brings ten members with mixed expertise. [*]Work on transforming the cultural landscape is starting immediately. [*]Artists are being promised stronger systems, wider reach, and more opportunities. [/LIST] [/QUOTE]
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