
- Music, Africa
South Africa Is Killing Its Entertainment Industry
The impact of load-shedding on the arts is grueling, but the politicians and bureaucrats in charge of the state seem to care less.
BY Melody Emmett

The impact of load-shedding on the arts is grueling, but the politicians and bureaucrats in charge of the state seem to care less.
BY Melody Emmett

Regaling others with operatic singing yet struggling with everyday issues, a corporate leads the way in bringing succor to black opera singers in South Africa
BY Melody Emmett

Rethinking South African Movie in a Green Land
BY Melody Emmett

She is a familiar face on television and celluloid, and she is asking questions in need of answers.
BY Melody Emmett

Elitism and populism do not necessarily co-habit the same space. However, in the heart of Johannesburg, both embrace in the heat of a performance.
BY Melody Emmett