The origin of Theatre for Development can be traced back in the late 1970s as a social movement to disseminate information on development at the grassroots level in the developing world
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Theatre for Development refers to the theatre for community animation theatre for integrated development, theatre for the marginalised
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TFD is rooted in the theory of conscientization attributed to the Brazilain Adult Educator, Paulo Freire who worked with the poor people in the north
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The origins of Chikwakwa Theatre can be traced to the creation of the University of Zambia Dramatic Society (UNZADRAMS) at the University of Zambia, in 1960s.
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Popular theatre began in Botswana in 1974 with a programme that was called ‘Laedza Batanani’. The idea came from Ross Kidd, an expatriate adult educator…
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The Chalimbana Popular Theatre Workshop was held at Chalimbana Training Centre, about 40 km east of Lusaka in August, 1979.
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Qualitative research has many branches. The reason for the so many branches that make up qualitative research is that researchers have different ways
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Among activities interspaced in group events are warm ups or ice breakers. They are warm ups because they relax the body and mind while participating
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