The Herald, 05 December 2025, Zimbabwe

Lack of financial literacy and economic exploitation of creatives are poised to become relics of the past following the recent signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between the National Arts Council of Zimbabwe (NACZ) and the Chartered Accountants Academy (CAA).

UN Human Rights Office, 03 December 2025, International

The 2025 theme — Belonging, Place and Loss — resonated profoundly with artists around the world whose identities have been shaped by displacement, environmental devastation, structural racism, and generational trauma, generating more than 240 submissions this year.

Emirates News Agency - WAM, 03 December 2025, United Arab Emirates

To mark this milestone opening, Zayed National Museum welcomes the public to experience a programme of performances, workshops and cultural activities running until 31 December under the theme ‘Deep Roots and Everlasting Legacy’. The museum’s indoor and outdoor spaces will be activated with diverse experiences that honour the UAE’s heritage and celebrate its culture. The programme brings together…

Qatar News Agency, 03 December 2025, Qatar

The Qatar Social and Cultural Center for the Blind has held a legal awareness seminar in Doha to examine the country's newly issued disability law, which officials say marks a significant step forward in protecting the rights of persons with disabilities and strengthening their role in society.

Xinhua, 03 December 2025, China

China is advancing a strategy to boost its capacity for nurturing original cultural creation, a move aligned with its 15th Five-Year Plan (2026-2030) and poised to promote the production of outstanding works in fields such as the press, publishing, radio, television, film, literature and art.

News Room Guyana, 02 December 2025, Guyana

Minister within the Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sport, Steven Jacobs, has announced that a major stakeholder engagement will be convened in the first week of January 2026 as government moves to chart a stronger, more structured path for the country’s creative sector.