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18/02/2026

February is Black History Month, and throughout the years, artists across genres — poets, musicians, writers, comedians, and visual artists — have been sharing works on this theme on our Poetavango platforms. Today, we share AnthXny's “Our Skeletons.”

Happy Black History Month!

17/02/2026

February is Black History Month, and throughout the years, artists across genres — poets, musicians, writers, comedians, and visual artists — have been sharing works on this theme on our Poetavango platforms. Today, we share Goodie the Bad’s “African Problem.” He reminds us to also look at the current African situation.

Happy Black History Month!

Nhabe Museum.
17/02/2026

Nhabe Museum.

Did You Know?

The Nhabe Museum building was constructed in 1940 and is a declared national monument. The site it is built upon was contractually given to the Union Government of South Africa (as they were called back then).

15/02/2026

February is Black History Month, and throughout the years, artists across genres — poets, musicians, writers, comedians, and visual artists — have been sharing works on this theme on our Poetavango platforms. Today, we share Snowfalkes’s “On the Come-Up.”

Happy Black History Month!

14/02/2026

February is Black History Month, and throughout the years, artists across genres — poets, musicians, writers, comedians, and visual artists — have been sharing works on this theme on our Poetavango platforms. Today, we share Mista Poke's “Dear Black.”

Happy Black History Month!

13/02/2026

February is Black History Month, and throughout the years, artists across genres — poets, musicians, writers, comedians, and visual artists — have been sharing works on this theme on our Poetavango platforms. Today, we share Vanessa Chisakula’s “Africana.”

Happy Black History Month!

12/02/2026

February is Black History Month, and throughout the years, artists across genres — poets, musicians, writers, comedians, and visual artists — have been sharing works on this theme on our Poetavango platforms. Today, we share Teju Adisa Farrar’s “Creation Poem.”

Happy Black History Month!

05/02/2026

Poetavango Music Expo | Maun International Arts Festival 2025

Presented by Poetavango with support from Fondation Orange, the Music Expo was a spin-off of the annual Maun International Arts Festival (MIAF) in December 2025.

With 15 years of existence, the week-long MIAF is one of Botswana’s longest-running arts festivals. Poetavango is proud to continue its mission of supporting and promoting the nation’s vibrant arts and culture scene.

This event was supported by Cappello Maun, Cresta Riley's Hotel and Stanbash Entertainment

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