We have a big responsibility to society, say African artists
26 June 2022 |
3:56 pm
Ugandan musician and politician Bobi Wine says culture can flourish with freedom. He was part of a group of African artists invited to a DW panel to discuss opportunities for Africa's creative scene.
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