Ghetto Crisis: A powerful performance against drug abuse and social issues
By Elkanah Nyauma
Ghetto Crisis: A powerful performance against drug abuse and social issues
Youth Economic and Social Empowerment (YESE), in collaboration with Zillas Art Productions, recently staged a powerful play titled “Ghetto Crisis.” This impactful performance shed light on critical issues such as drug abuse, crime, the effects of abortion, and sexual violence, particularly targeting high-school students.
The play, performed by talented young actors from the Dandora community, aimed to educate and inspire the youth about the dangers of these pressing social problems. Through thought-provoking scenes and compelling storytelling, “Ghetto Crisis” effectively conveyed the consequences of harmful choices and the importance of making informed decisions.
One of the key objectives of the play was to provide a platform for emerging artists to showcase their skills. By giving young people the opportunity to participate in theater productions, YESE and Zillas Art Productions are nurturing their talents and empowering them to make a positive impact on their communities.
The partnership between YESE and Zillas Art Productions has been instrumental in bringing “Ghetto Crisis” to life. Their shared commitment to youth empowerment and social change has resulted in a powerful and impactful performance that resonated with the audience.
Youth Economic and Social Empowerment (YESE) is a dedicated organization working to empower young people through various initiatives. By providing mentorship, training, and support, YESE helps young individuals develop their skills, build confidence, and achieve their goals.
Through events like “Ghetto Crisis,” YESE continues to make a significant contribution to the community by addressing important social issues and inspiring young people to become positive agents of change.
