NACN encourages rural Namibians to invest in arts

NAMPA

2024-06-05

OMUTHIYA, 05 June 2024 - The National Arts Council of Namibia (NACN) has encouraged people in rural areas to invest in arts. (Photo: Contributed)

OMUTHIYA, 05 JUN (NAMPA) - National Arts Council of Namibia (NACN) board member, Emmanuel Enkara, has encouraged people living in rural areas to invest in arts and attract tourism.
Enkara during an advocacy session in Omuthiya on Wednesday said rural areas can also attract tourism through their arts.
“We want people from this town to get opportunities in the arts industry as we believe that arts as an attractor of tourists could bring economic g...

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