When people play people: development communication through theatre

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Theatre and Performance Studies Media and Communication Studies ICT in Developing Communities

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Introduction - development communication in Africa perspectives Lesotho - a case study traditional and popular media in Lesotho theatre-for-development as communication people play people - the theatre of Marotholi the concept of intervention conclusions.

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