On the fourth day of the National Drama and Film Festival—following the Butere Girls High School play saga—more schools took to the stage with similar bold themes.
Through fictional narratives, students exposed the nation’s deep seated corruption, crumbling health system, and the dashed hopes of creative youth yearning for opportunity.
The performances carried a collective plea: to be seen, heard and understood by the world around them.
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