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Culture Code Hub: A New Chapter for South Africa’s Creative Economy

South Africa’s creative economy is alive with stories, music, food, fashion, and innovation, yet many of these remain hidden, scattered across townships, communities, and small stages. Culture Code Hub was created to change that. It is a digital-first ecosystem that connects culture, tourism, and technology, giving South African creativity the global platform it deserves. At […]

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OPEN CALL: Numen of Story Creates a Platform for African Creatives to Be Heard

In a time when African voices are rising louder on the global stage, Numen of Story, an initiative by NUMXN, is creating a powerful home for expression, memory, and imagination. More than just an online journal, it is an archival platform dedicated to preserving and amplifying the stories of African creatives shaping the cultural and

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Unlocking Growth: Standard Bank Champions Organic and Natural Products Sector

South Africa’s organic and natural products sector is gaining momentum, not only as a reflection of global trends towards healthier and more sustainable living but also as a powerful engine for entrepreneurship, rural development, and export growth. At the recent Organic and Natural Products Expo, Imbizo Magazine sat down with Deenash Pillay, Head of Small

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NFVF Opens Doors for Creatives with Disabilities: Submit Your Film Proposal

It’s not the wonders of the world that make a place; it’s the people.” These powerful words from Dr. Msizi Myeza, CEO of the Council for the Built Environment, set the tone for an opportunity that places inclusivity at the heart of South African storytelling. The National Film and Video Foundation (NFVF) has announced an

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Basha Uhuru Freedom Festival: Building Futures Through Creativity

Each year, the Basha Uhuru Freedom Festival brings together South Africa’s most vibrant creatives, thinkers, and dreamers to celebrate freedom, culture, and innovation. Now in its 13th edition, the festival has grown far beyond music and art, it has become a powerful engine for economic growth and empowerment. Hosted at the historic Constitution Hill, Basha

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NAC Promises Accountability – But Will Artists Finally Thrive?

On 16 September 2025, the National Arts Council of South Africa (NAC) released a media statement confirming that agreements have been reached with sector federations and artists following pressing concerns from the creative community. At the heart of the discussions were two key issues: According to the NAC, the PESP 6 Funding Call officially opened

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Orange Corners Designs Incubation Programme 2026: Call for Young Entrepreneurs in Cape Town and Johannesburg

Are you a young South African entrepreneur ready to take your business to the next level? Do you have an innovative product or service that can create jobs, scale impact, and contribute to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)? If yes, then the Orange Corners Designs Incubation Programme 2026 is calling your name!. Applications

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The Truth Behind Royalties: Clearing the Air and Confronting the Real Struggles of Artists

In the South African music industry, royalties are the lifeline of every artist. They are the reward for sleepless nights, endless rehearsals, and the magic that musicians bring to audiences across the world. Yet, time and again, artists cry out that their pockets remain empty, even when their work continues to circulate on radios, streaming

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The Glamour, The Taxes, and The Questions: Are Influencers a Business?

Not too long ago, being an “influencer” was brushed off as just a pastime, a fun way to share outfits of the day, favorite hangouts, or travel diaries with followers. But today, this digital hustle has evolved into a serious industry. Brand deals, sponsored posts, and even free perks like clothing, meals, and overseas trips

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Business and Arts South Africa Launches Supporting Grants 2.0: Empowering Bold Ideas in the Creative Industry

Business and Arts South Africa (BASA) has unveiled an exciting new chapter in its flagship initiative — Supporting Grants 2.0 — designed to fuel innovation and experimentation within the creative sector. Applications are officially open until 10 September 2025, offering a powerful opportunity for artists, innovators, and cultural entrepreneurs to bring their early-stage ideas to

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