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The Welfare of Artists Speaking Truth to Power – 19-October-2023

The topic of ‘The Welfare of Artists Speaking Truth to Power in Zambia’ is of immense importance for several compelling reasons. It touches upon various aspects of society and culture, and its significance can be understood through the following
key points:

  • Freedom of Expression: In any democratic society, the freedom of expression is a fundamental right. Artists, as purveyors of ideas and creativity, are at the forefront of exercising this right. Their ability to convey important messages, critique societal issues, and challenge those in authority is pivotal for maintaining a vibrant democracy.
  • Economic Empowerment: The welfare of artists is not only about their creative output but also their livelihoods. The arts sector contributes significantly to the economy through entertainment, tourism, and job creation. Ensuring the well-being of artists helps sustain this economic contribution and fosters a thriving creative industry.
  • Social Change and Advocacy: Artists possess a unique platform to influence public opinion and drive social change. They can draw attention to critical issues, such as human rights abuses, corruption, and social inequalities, that might otherwise go unnoticed. By doing so, they become catalysts for positive transformations within society. The welfare of artists in Zambia and their ability to speak truth to power are pivotal for safeguarding democratic values, driving social change, boosting the economy, enhancing Zambia’s international image, and championing social justice. These reasons collectively underline the importance of addressing the challenges faced by artists and ensuring they have the support and freedom to fulfill their vital role in society.

Names of Key Participants
1. Ackim Chibale
2. Adrian Chipindi (NAC Director)
3. Davidson Munsanda (Zambia Association of Musicians)
4. Wezi -Artist
5. Joe Bligga-Artist
6. Newton Mainza (Mbototo)-Artist
7. Gerry Sikazwe-Poet
8. Bhekumusa Moyo-Pan-African Poet
9. Chibwe Katebe-Artist
10. Mwiche Chikungu
11. William Wapi-Cartoonist
12. Choklet-Cartoonist
13. Philomena Nyirenda-Artist
14. Gabbi-Artist

Zambia - The Welfare of Artists Speaking Truth to Power - 19-October-2023
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