CULTURAL AFFAIRS: OVERVIEW
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The Cultural Affairs Chief Directorate provides services around
culture, heritage, arts, museums, language, libraries and archives. It
is also
closely affiliated with a number of public entities and cultural
institutions.
The objectives of Cultural Affairs are
- To educate and empower communities to identify, conserve and develop heritage resources in a sustainable manner.
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To increase citizen involvement (especially the youth, women and people
with disabilities) in arts, culture and heritage programmes.
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To make sure that our collections and exhibitions reflect the diversity
and inclusive history of the people of the Western Cape.
- To promote multi-lingualism in the Western Cape.
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To render a public library service in partnership with other spheres of
government through providing educational, informational and
recreational library material and providing free access to suitable
library facilities.
- To have a relevant and professional archive service.
The Chief Directorate provides these services through the following components:
The Chief Directorate's duties and functions are governed by the following legislative
and other mandates. |
The content on this page was last updated on 22 September 2006
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