The South African Music Awards took place without incident despite the rollercoaster ride to get there and there’s hope for good things to come in the future.
BY Melody Emmett
“Reuben T. Caluza – The B-Side” thrilled Johannesburg with a mix of nuances.
BY Melody Emmett
South African actress, singer, traditional doctor, and TV personality Letoya Makhene-Pulumo ruminates on the demands and rewards of playing a bad girl.
BY Melody Emmett
Zwane: “As writers we dig deep into our psychology, into parts of ourselves that we don’t share with every-day people ….”
BY Melody Emmett
The South African government’s lack of understanding of how copyright affects different sectors of the creative industry has pitched it against participants.
BY Melody Emmett
William Kentridge’s large-scale theatre production, “The Head and the Load” had a profound impact on South African audiences during its brief home run at the Joburg Theatre.
BY Melody Emmett
Film is mostly consumed as entertainment, but it could be reimagined as a mission to liberate a country.
BY Melody Emmett
Six young filmmakers from across the continent highlight their talents in the anthology of films currently streaming on Netflix.
BY Melody Emmett
Johannesburg Theater welcomes a performance about Africans in the First World War
BY Melody Emmett
Steven Markovitz: “Money is not everything. Talent is the most important thing in this industry, and we have to find ways to support talented filmmakers on this continent, and that is what inspires me,”
BY Melody Emmett