by Dev Ops | Sep 4, 2020 | Arts & Entertainment 2020
If you’re ever holding a R2 commemorative coin, study at it carefully. It might be the work of Neo Mahlangu, 28, the youngest black woman to have ever designed coins for the South African Mint. This self-employed fine artist designed two coins in 2019 depicting...
by Dev Ops | Sep 4, 2020 | Business, Entrepreneurship & Tourism 2020
Rajiv Daya began his career in management consulting and investment banking and expected to move into private equity. However, after turning down a move to London for Nairobi, he decided to focus on access to finance for small to medium-sized enterprises instead. This...
by Dev Ops | Sep 4, 2020 | Arts & Entertainment 2020
uNocebo Bucibo despises the narrative of the starving artist. Young South Africans, she believes, should not be inhibited by the fear that following their passions may one day leave them destitute. The photographic researcher and lecturer at the Market Photo Workshop...
by Dev Ops | Sep 4, 2020 | Arts & Entertainment 2020
Sinethemba Twalo is an artist and curator who is completing a PhD in art history at the University of Johannesburg. In 2014 Twalo was the artist in residency fellow at the Akademie Schloss Solitude in Stuttgart, Germany also a graduate of the Master of Public Spheres...
by Dev Ops | Sep 4, 2020 | Arts & Entertainment 2020
When it comes to describing the effect of her work, only Lesedi Mafura herself can quite do it justice: “I want my work to liberate, to set a platform where we tell our African stories without fear of being cast aside or swallowed. I want to see it serving as a badge...
