When Culture Becomes Currency: Zimbabwe's Arts Sector Faces New Era
Zimbabwe's arts sector is entering a new era, where artists are viewed as economic agents, not just cultural custodians.
AMH, an independent media house, is at the forefront of reporting on this shift, with its four newspapers: The Zimbabwe Independent, The Standard, Southern, and NewsDay.
These creative moments speak of a nation in transition, striving to convert artistic passion into sustainable livelihoods and transform cultural heritage into viable exports.
In this new era, culture is becoming a currency, with artists seeking to turn their passion into sustainable livelihoods and export their cultural heritage.
Author's summary: Zimbabwe's arts sector is transforming into a viable economic sector.
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