Africa-Press – Seychelles. Moman Kreativite’ – this event as part of the Creole Festival that allows young people in schools across the country to demonstrate their creativity and artistic talent – made its return this weekend, after a 2-year absence due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
Seeing that this animation event has always been one of the favorite activities of the public on the Creole Festival program, it was not funny that the competition among young people in primary, secondary and post-secondary schools took place in an international conference center (ICCS) overflowing with public places missed coming to see and appreciate the different talents through music, songs, stories, plays, animated accounts and other forms of art that the young people were demonstrating.
This journey, young people have released many messages, especially through plays, for members of the public to think about it.
According to the coordinator of this event, Norbert Dogley, all the best in each category, songs, stories, plays, and animation among others that were performed during the weekend that just passed, will appear in another spectacle that will take place on Saturday and Sunday afternoon this coming weekend, again at the international conference center in Anvil, where the grand winners for each category will be chosen.
Our selection of portraits shows one or two moments of activity during the past weekend.
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