Breakfast Champion | The African Theatre & Culinary Arts Programme wants to turn talent into something meaningful

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There’s no shortage of talent in Limpopo, but for many young people, finding a platform to nurture that talent and turn their passion into something meaningful can be a challenge. One woman working to change that is Trusty Anya Boshomane, Project Lead of the African Theatre & Culinary Arts Programme, which is using theatre, music, dance, poetry, storytelling and African culinary arts to create opportunities for young creatives. She is in studio with Mpho Molefe and Jones Netshipise to talk about the program.
15 Oct English South Africa Business · Arts

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