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After Netflix success, Bad Influencer creator wants African creatives to own their intellectual property (opens the original)
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Kudakwashe Maradzika wants her company Lincoln Green Media to develop African stories across countries and creative disciplines, with one piece of intellectual property capable of finding audiences in several different forms. Kudakwashe âKudiâ Maradzika was just 12 when she decided she wanted to tell stories. Growing up in Zimbabwe, she watched films such as Jurassic Park and Star Wars. But Maradzika didnât only want to watch the stories unfolding on screen. She wanted to write them. She s
Kensington businesses report 70% decline as Joburg Water rips up Queen Street (opens the original)
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A Kensington community group has been trying to revive the historic Joburg suburb, but residents and businesses have endured months of mud, dust and disrupted access as Johannesburg Water replaces pipes. Queen Street, the main commercial thoroughfare in Kensington, Johannesburg, has been torn up for six months, leaving cars and trucks stuck in mud, businesses battling restricted access and traffic spilling into surrounding streets â and Johannesburg Water still cannot say when the road will be
Which parks are next? Joburg silent as Rhodes Park row grows (opens the original)
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A new plan by the City of Joburg to privately lease portions of Rhodes Park has sparked a residentsâ petition and renewed scrutiny of Joburgâs treatment of public parks and sporting land. From Field and Study Park to Mushroom Farm and the Killarney Country Club, communities are questioning who gets rights over some of the cityâs most valuable recreational spaces â and on what terms. A plan to lease six portions of the historic Rhodes Park in Kensington for sporting, recreational and comm
Power back on at child welfare hub, but disconnection threat remains (opens the original)
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Electricity has been restored to Johannesburgâs Childrenâs Memorial Institute after a 20-day blackout caused by a R159m Gauteng government debt dispute. While the reconnection brings relief, child-welfare organisations remain concerned that without a formal agreement, the site could face another cutoff. Electricity was restored to the Childrenâs Memorial Institute in Parktown, Johannesburg on Tuesday, 22 September, ending a 20-day blackout â less than 48 hours after Daily Maverick reveal
Joburg breathes new life into the history on its streets (opens the original)
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A jazz legend whose shoe is regularly kept polished by a mysterious admirer, giant steel pigeons honouring Johannesburgâs Asian community and the story of Pickhandle Mary are among the pieces of Joburgâs history being brought back to life on its streets. Across a city better known these days for crumbling infrastructure, Joburg has been restoring another kind of infrastructure â the artworks, monuments, plaques and storyboards that tell the tales of the people who built, challenged and cha
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