Rot at NAC has long been there
A full forensic investigation will assist in restoring public trust in the agency By Edward Tsumele If anyone goes to the National Arts Council offices in Newtown right now, at … Read More
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Light at the end of the tunnel for the creative sector in 2021
Please continue delivering my entertainment on Zoom in 2021 alongside traditional platforms of arts access By Edward Tsumele Sometime last year during Level 3 lockdown, that had just been announced, … Read More
Merry Christmas
The editor and staff of CITYLIFE/ARTS would like to wish our valued advertisers and readers a merry and safe Christmas. Remember to always wear a mask, exercise social distancing and … Read More
Africa free trade by January 1, 2021: But what does it really mean for the continent’s creative sector?
This ground breaking agreement by the continent’s leaders has the potential to kick-start Africa’s creative sector’s development trajectory, but creatives must still check the finer details. BY Edward Tsumele On … Read More
Editor’s Note:- New beginning for the creative sector as new federation elects leadership
Government will now have to address sector issues through two federations By Edward Tsumele It looks like it increasingly will get harder for authorities to make the claim that as … Read More
The tale of two federations in the creative sector: Can both co-exist?
By Edward Tsumele The formation of a new independent (of government and political affiliation) the South Africa United Cultural and Creative Industries Federation (SAUCCIF) has ignited debate about whether two … Read More
Click! Click!: Enterprising street photographers of Maboneng
Editor’s Note By Edward Tsumele If you are a regular visitor to Maboneng, you must have seen them. You cannot miss these enterprising street photographers as they man every main … Read More