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ONPTA trains 30 young Chadians in music and theatre

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The National Office for the Promotion of Tourism, Handicrafts and Arts has launched music and theatre training in N’Djamena for 30 young Chadians. Participants are attending masterclasses focusing in particular on acting techniques, Alwihda Info reports.

The National Office for the Promotion of Tourism, Handicrafts and Arts (ONPTA) launched a music and theatre training programme for 30 young Chadians in N’Djamena on Friday 2 October 2026, Alwihda Info reports. The office’s Directorate for the Promotion of Artistic Works is organising the programme.

The launch ceremony was held at the Talino Manu Cultural Centre in the Moursal district. Music promoter Djimrade Kamndoh took part, according to Alwihda Info.

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