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Resiliart discussion assesses the impact of covid19 on female artistes

National Arts Council of Zimbabwe,
23 June 2020, Zimbabwe

South African Artist and the co-founder of the Trade Union for Musicians of South Africa (TUMSA), Ernestine Deane will join Zimbabwean Actress Patience Phiri and Music Crossroads Director Melody Zambuko in a ResiliArt discussion assessing the Impact of COVID 19 on Female Creatives: challenges and opportunities for the future on Wednesday 24 June 2020.

http://www.natartszim.org.zw/resiliart-discussion-assesses-the-impact-of-covid19-on-female-artistes/

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