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Govt Pledges Millions for Local Content

Summary by The Botswana Gazette

The Cinematography Act of 1972 is being amended as MoSA reviews a tender that will allocate P16 million to 25 companies for the purchase of local content. Staff Writer GOSEGO MOTSUMI reports With the government set to table the Cinematography Bill in July, the long-overdue overhaul of Botswana’s film industry is finally taking shape. The…

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Govt Pledges Millions for Local Content

The Cinematography Act of 1972 is being amended as MoSA reviews a tender that will allocate P16 million to 25 companies for the purchase of local content. Staff Writer GOSEGO MOTSUMI reports With the government set to table the Cinematography Bill in July, the long-overdue overhaul of Botswana’s film industry is finally taking shape. The…

4 days ago·Gaborone, Botswana

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The Botswana Gazette broke the news in Gaborone, Botswana 4 days ago on Wednesday, February 19, 2025.

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