The government has allocated about K3 million to begin rehabilitating the Lusaka Playhouse, as part of a phased plan to restore and strengthen its role in developing Zambia’s arts industry. The move is widely seen as a renewed commitment to investing in cultural infrastructure and supporting local creatives. Speaking in an interview with Zambian Business Times (ZBT), National Arts Council of Zambia Vice President TiVo Shikapwasha ,highlighted the importance of the Playhouse as a cultural platform. He described it as a space where different aspects of Zambian identity are expressed through performance, storytelling, and visual art. “The revamping of arts...
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