The County Government of Nakuru is developing a comprehensive Culture and Arts Policy aimed at transforming the creative arts sector from an informal space into a structured economic industry capable of generating employment, protecting artists’ rights and promoting cultural heritage. The draft policy seeks to establish systems for monetizing creative talent, safeguarding intellectual property, improving…
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