
Tanzania's National Arts Council (BASATA) has warned artists and arts stakeholders against conducting artistic activities without valid permits, saying violators risk fines of up to 10 million Tanzanian shillings. According to Daily News, the warning coincides with BASATA releasing a list of artists and stakeholders whose permits remain valid, and the council has directed event organisers and other industry players to verify permit status before engaging in arts activities in Dar es Salaam and beyond.
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