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FEATURE | Lekompo: The Limpopo sound that's turning local pride into a national movement (opens the original)
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Born from the rhythms, languages and everyday life of Limpopo, Lekompo is moving from taxi ranks and taverns to major stages, without sanding down the rough-edged energy that made it matter.At a taxi rank, a wedding or a weekend gathering in Limpopo, Lekompo does not politely ask for attention. It arrives through piercing instruments, a hard, bouncing rhythm, heavy bass and voices that sound rooted in the place itself. The beat is fast, repetitive and immediate, music built to travel through lar
Ramaphosa authorises SIU to probe controversial contracts linked to businessman Suliman Carrim (opens the original)
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Never miss a major story. Get breaking news and the latest developments from South Africa and beyond as they happen. Take a look at the topic timeline for all related articles. Modack Trial delayed again after co-accused threatens suicide on witness stand Gwarube defends suspension of R1.6bn textbook tender despite SADTU pushback Suspended EMPD deputy chief Julius Mkhwanazi granted R10k bail in blue lights corruption saga
Digital trailblazer Lasizwe Dambuza unmaksed as Sushi on masked singer (opens the original)
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Never miss a major story. Get breaking news and the latest developments from South Africa and beyond as they happen. Take a look at the topic timeline for all related articles. The day that was: Ndodana Tshuma back in court, March and March tensions in Durban & DA and ActionSA clash in mayoral debate Durban migrants agree to Lindela transfer after months on Umbilo streets Public Works moves to unlock potential of Pretoria's Telkom Towers precinct
Mzansi Philharmonic CEO warns funding shortages threaten SA’s musical future (opens the original)
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The Mzansi National Philharmonic Orchestra has called for greater support for the arts, warning that funding shortages are putting orchestras and the future of classical music in South Africa at risk. CEO and artistic director Bongani Tembe said investment is needed to give young musicians opportunities and preserve the country’s musical heritage. Eyewitness News asked Tembe about the KwaZulu-Natal Philharmonic Orchestra, which he said had come close to closing last year after provincial governm
Mzansi Philharmonic brings Maxim Vengerov to SA for 2026 national tour (opens the original)
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The Mzansi National Philharmonic Orchestra is bringing internationally acclaimed violinist Maxim Vengerov to South Africa for its 2026 national tour. The tour is seen as an opportunity to use music to connect communities, nurture young musicians and preserve South Africa’s musical heritage. The orchestra launched details of the tour in Johannesburg last Thursday, where CEO and artistic director Bongani Tembe reflected on the journey of the national orchestra since it was launched in 2022.Tembe s
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