Officiating at the Thapong Legends Exhibition on July 8, Mohwasa pledged government support for the creative industry for the reason that art was a viable resource that could be harnessed to earn revenue for the country while also beautifying spaces. He said the creative industry also had a big role to play in Botswana’s economic development.
Government supports and recognises creative industry - Mohwasa
DailyNews, 10 July 2025, Botswana
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