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The death of a public museum in South Africa and the emergence of a privately owned museum

Zolani Maholo and Zakes Bantwini: When two powerful creatives collaborate, something powerful emerges-Where You Are

Johannesburg Philharmonic Orchestra presents Symphonic Jazz 2026!

Mamela Nyamza’s Herd/Less: A Brilliant lament for a headless society

Why looking for the best thing on the Fringe Festival is a wise move, instead of only restricting your search for excellence to the main programme

FNB Art Prize winner Thato Toeba’s solo exhibition I beat you because I love you, examines symbols of power in society

Resilient eSwatini photographer Siphephile Sibanyoni publishes a book about indigenous cultures of various communities on the African continent

KwaZulu-Natal born fine art graduate Sphumelele Zondi wins Sasol New Signatures Visual Arts Competition 2026

Thursday, September 17, 2026

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Market Theatre appoints second woman chief executive officer
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Market Theatre appoints second woman chief executive officer

July 4, 2020

By Edward Tsumele Next month is women’s month and the appointment of a female chief executive officer of the Market Theatre Foundation, one of the much sought after positions in … Read More

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SANEF ANNOUNCES LAUNCH OF RELIEF FUND FOR JOURNALISTS
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SANEF ANNOUNCES LAUNCH OF RELIEF FUND FOR JOURNALISTS

July 4, 2020

By CityLife Arts Writer The South African National Editors’ Forum (SANEF) is launching a relief fund for journalists who have lost their livelihoods as a direct result of the COVID-19 … Read More

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World renowned playwright Welcome Msomi dies
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World renowned playwright Welcome Msomi dies

July 4, 2020

By Edward Tsumele Decorated South African playwright Welcome Msomi has died. He was aged 76. Hailing from Durban in KwaZulu-Natal, Msomi was confirmed dead yesterday by his lawyer Benito Mangolele. … Read More

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Festival ends this weekend, but show goes on
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Festival ends this weekend, but show goes on

July 3, 2020

By CityLife Arts Writer The on going National Arts festival, which started on June 25 and official ends this weekend does not mean that arts lovers who might have missed … Read More

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Sony artists can now access daily earnings via cell phone
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Sony artists can now access daily earnings via cell phone

July 2, 2020

By Edward Tsumele This could not have come at a more appropriate time for artists that are cash-strapped during this time of COVID-19 and its financial challenges. Musicians that belong … Read More

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RMB Turbine Art Fair goes virtual in August
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RMB Turbine Art Fair goes virtual in August

July 1, 2020

By CityLife Arts Writer (RMB TAF), a unique South African art fair that brings together exhibitors from around the country to present, sell and celebrate art, is going virtual this … Read More

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Ismail Mahomed headed to Centre for the Creative Arts in Durban
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Ismail Mahomed headed to Centre for the Creative Arts in Durban

June 26, 2020

By Edward Tsumele Ismal Mahomed who announced his resignation from the Market Theatre Foundation in May, and service his notice at the institution until June 30, is headed to Durban. … Read More

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  • Zolani Maholo and Zakes Bantwini: When two powerful creatives collaborate, something powerful emerges-Where You Are

    Zolani Maholo and Zakes Bantwini: When two powerful creatives collaborate, something powerful emerges-Where You Are

    September 16, 2026
  • Johannesburg Philharmonic Orchestra presents Symphonic Jazz 2026!

    Johannesburg Philharmonic Orchestra presents Symphonic Jazz 2026!

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  • Mamela Nyamza’s Herd/Less: A Brilliant lament for a headless society

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  • Why looking for the best thing on the Fringe Festival is a wise move, instead of only restricting your search for excellence to the main programme

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    September 16, 2026
  • FNB Art Prize winner Thato Toeba’s solo exhibition I beat you because I love you, examines symbols of power in society

    FNB Art Prize winner Thato Toeba’s solo exhibition I beat you because I love you, examines symbols of power in society

    September 11, 2026
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