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Mdantsane actor scores third Netflix film role (opens the original)
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Mdantsane-born actor Inganathi Mtshizana is proving that big-screen dreams can become reality, with the 22-year-old recently wrapping up filming for his third Netflix feature film. The University of Fort Hare (UFH) final-year Bachelor of Arts student reprises his role as Siya Mwaqo in The Queenstown Kings 2: Back to Goal, the sequel to the popular family film, which told the story of a scrappy but talented football team from rural Komani aiming for success against high odds. For Mtshizana, the j
Technology cannot replace well-trained journalists — Mabizela (opens the original)
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Technology may have transformed the way people access and consume information, but it has also made journalism more necessary in an age of misinformation, disinformation and artificial intelligence, Rhodes University vice-chancellor Prof Sizwe Mabizela said. Speaking at the launch of a book, Makers and Shapers of Media: The School of Journalism and Media Studies at 50, at the university’s Africa Media Matrix in Makhanda on Wednesday, Mabizela said technology could assist journalists but could ne
Veliswa Skeyi celebrates 30 years of faith, music and resilience (opens the original)
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Three decades after stepping into the gospel music industry, Eastern Cape-born singer Veliswa Skeyi is celebrating a career built on faith, perseverance and a message of hope that has crossed generations. Born in Zwelitsha, Skeyi rose to prominence in the mid-1990s as lead singer of gospel group Lord Comforters, before launching a successful solo career. This year marks 30 years since she began her musical journey, a milestone she plans to celebrate with a tour starting in Zwelitsha towards the
Zozibini Tunzi to lead KuGompo City walk against GBV (opens the original)
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Miss Universe 2019 Zozibini Tunzi will headline the Uyinene Mrwetyana Foundation’s annual Gender-Based Violence and Femicide (GBVF) Awareness Walk in KuGompo City this week. The event is part of Women’s Month activities aimed at strengthening the fight against violence against women and children. Tunzi, who has become a prominent advocate for women’s empowerment and social justice, will deliver the keynote address at the event, reflecting on leadership, active citizenship and the role communitie
Rural communities in spotlight at Hamburg festival (opens the original)
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The inaugural Eziko Heritage Festival to be held at the Hamburg Sports Ground this weekend aims to do more than simply entertain. Festival founder and award-winning artist Dumza Maswana said the event was born from a desire to give rural communities access to cultural experiences that often bypassed them. “I wanted to give people from the rural areas the experience of having festivals because people living in villages are often left out, yet they are the custodians of our culture,” he said. The
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