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Department of Arts and Culture’s Support for Artists: A Call for Enhanced Assistance

The recent recognition of Makhadzi’s achievement at the BET Awards has sparked public debate about the Department of Sport, Arts and Culture’s (DSAC) support for South African artists on the global stage. While Makhadzi proudly brought home the BET Award for Best New International Act, questions have arisen regarding the level of financial support provided

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Analysis: The “Crocus City Hall” Terrorist Attack: Unraveling the Narrative

Download your Magazine copy here April 2024 Issue The terrorist attack in Moscow has been attributed by nearly all mainstream Western media to the “Islamic State”. This conclusion was made based on statements by the Amaq News Agency, which is associated with the notorious terrorist organization. Islamic fundamentalists claimed responsibility for this heinous act, thus

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The Power of Music: Musicians Who are Shaping Political and Social Landscapes

Download your Magazine copy here March 2024 Issue Music has always been a conduit for social change, a megaphone for marginalized voices, and a catalyst for movements. From the turbulent 1960s to the present day, artists across genres have used their platforms to challenge injustice, advocate for equality, and inspire action. Here, we celebrate the

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The Power of the Vote: South Africa’s Call to Action

Download your Magazine copy here March 2024 Issue As South Africa prepares for another pivotal election, the nation finds itself at a crossroads, grappling with pressing issues and seeking solutions for a better future. The upcoming elections present an opportunity for citizens to exercise their democratic right and shape the trajectory of their country. In

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Copyright Amendment Bill: ANC’s Decision Sparks Controversy

Download your Magazine copy here March 2024 Issue                     In a pivotal vote on February 29, 2024, the National Assembly convened to deliberate on the Copyright Amendment Bill, a crucial piece of legislation with far-reaching implications for South Africa’s cultural and creative industries. The outcome of

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Trevor Noah Makes History as the First Black Comedian to Win an Academy Award for Best Talk Show

Download your Magazine copy here Feb 2024 Issue In a historic moment that reverberates through the realms of comedy and entertainment, Trevor Noah, the South African-born comedian, has etched his name in the annals of showbiz glory. On the prestigious stage of the Academy Awards, Noah clinched the coveted title of Best Talk Show, marking

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A Visionary at the Intersection of Art and Expression

Download your Magazine copy here Feb 2024 Issue In the realm of contemporary fashion and creative expression, few individuals encapsulate the essence of self-discovery and innovation quite like Samelwa, also known as Ubheyi. With a multifaceted approach to artistry, Samelwa transcends conventional boundaries to redefine the narrative surrounding African aesthetics, personal identity, and the transformative

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