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A New Voice for the Arts: Joburg City Theatres Calls for a Podcast Development Consultant

In the heart of Johannesburg, a city that beats with rhythm, dreams, and the voices of a thousand storytellers, a new chapter is about to begin. Joburg City Theatres is calling on creative professionals to help craft something extraordinary: a podcast that captures the soul of South African theatre, the pulse of its people, and […]

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Netflix Opens Doors for South African Creatives: ScreenCraft Pathways Traineeship 2025

Netflix continues to invest in South Africa’s growing creative economy with the launch of the Screen Craft Pathways Traineeship Programme 2025, an initiative designed to equip emerging filmmakers and production professionals with hands-on experience and mentorship in the film and television industry. Building on the success of its 2024 pilot programme, which supported 13 rising

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Building Culture, Community, & Conscious Creativity

When you meet Uno Shumba, you’re instantly struck by his calm intensity — the kind that only comes from someone who’s been building more than just dreams. He’s been building blueprints for impact. From transforming conversations into a creative movement with The Kulcha, to launching a bold new brand with HumbleSnob, Uno is a man

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REP YOKULCA: Unity of Vosloorus Hip-Hop Culture Shines Bright

On 24 September 2025, the heart of Vosloorus came alive as Pub & Grill Whitehouse, Mfundo Park, hosted one of the most electrifying hip-hop gatherings of the year — REP YOKULCA. The event was more than just a show; it was a powerful celebration of unity, creativity, and the rising wave of local hip-hop talent.

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Loungo “Fruity” Masire: The Stage, The Screen, and The Spirit of Change

In the heart of Mahikeng, where dust roads echo with the rhythm of community life and the sound of dreams waiting to unfold, a young girl once stood on a small stage under the mentorship of acclaimed playwright Paul Grootboom. That young girl was Loungo “Fruity” Masire now a force in South African theatre, television,

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Phly Honey: Where Style Meets Hustle ”The Rise of Botswana’s Bold Creative Voice”

There’s something magnetic about Phly Honey — a name that rolls off the tongue with the kind of confidence that can only come from someone who’s lived her truth, hustled through the grind, and emerged shining. Known to the world as Poloko Mosarwa, the Lobatse-born MC, fashion entrepreneur, and cultural trailblazer is not just building

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The Importance of Making South African Music Available in Scoring Format for Education and Competitions

In a thought-provoking conversation with Zarcia Zacheus, a dedicated music educator and composer, we explore a crucial issue in South African music education — the lack of accessible, licensed, and properly notated scores for local genres. Speaking from her wealth of practical experience across primary, high school, and tertiary levels, Zarcia emphasizes that her insights

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Not A She: Redefining Sound, Story, and Space in the Creative World

In the pulsating heart of Cape Town’s creative scene stands Hluma Shoko, better known by her stage name Not A She — a DJ, creative entrepreneur, and multidisciplinary storyteller whose work exists where rhythm meets purpose. Her artistry defies boundaries, threading together music, design, and community in a way that speaks to the soul of

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