Can South Africa celebrate Africa Month?
Opinion Piece By Sharon Ekambaram The xenophobic violence and the bloodshed of May 2008 remains a scar which should be carried with shame by every...
Category : Sports And Art
Twitter Indexes Kiswahili as one of its languages ahead of #AfricanLanguagesDay
eNitiate, a Pan-African digital agency recently launched a social media campaign #AfricanLanguagesDay. The campaign, which was inspired by the unfair treatment that many of the...
President Barack Obama to deliver the 16th Nelson Mandela Annual Lecture
The Nelson Mandela Foundation and The Obama Foundation announced that President Barack Obama will deliver the 16th Nelson Mandela Annual Lecture in Johannesburg in July....
Hilarity for Charity show to raise funds for Alzheimer’s
Hollywood’s biggest comedians are getting together to raise money for Alzheimer’s charities by doing what they do best: making people laugh. The Hilarity for Charity Netflix variety,...
Celebrating the role of the South African film industry in shaping the Nation Brand reputation
On 3 to 10 March 2018, Brand South Africa once again partnered with RapidLion – the South African International Film Festival to celebrate filmmaking at...
#NewCampaign: The story of a Standard Bank Protea
TBWA\Hunt\Lascaris (TBWA) created an integrated campaign for Standard Bank to showcase its commitment to Regional Performance Centres (RPCs) and endeavour to move South African cricket...
Public Art Festival recognises the need for nature
From 10-19 February 2018, Cape Town, South Africa will be hosting the second annual Public Art Festival (IPAF) in Salt River. The nine-day festival will see organisers, Baz-Art mirror...
‘Nothing much has changed in South Africa’ – Bra Hugh Masekela’s powerful BBC interview
Hugh Masekela will forever be remembered as a legendary musician, but his activism will also never be forgotten. During an interview on BBC in 2015,...
CT Cycle Tour aims for 0% use of municipal water
The 2018 Cape Town Cycle Tour will take place as planned and it will be more water-wise than ever before, organisers have confirmed. This comes after false...
Roadside artist uses tins to show life in informal settlements
Soft-spoken 30-year-old William Mayere from Zimbabwe sells his colourful 3D paintings on Vincent Road in East London. Mayere lies under the tree to shelter from...
