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Zimbabwean melodies: Flying Bantu's tale of passion and musical discovery - Vimarsana News

Zimbabwean melodies: Flying Bantu's tale of passion and musical discovery

Meet Flying Bantu, a five-piece band whose music is a bold blend of Afro-Rock, Reggae, and Funk

Source: gq.co.za
SA-born international ballet star to perform in local production - SABC News - Breaking news, special reports, world, business, sport coverage of all South African current events. Africa's news leader. - Vimarsana News

SA-born international ballet star to perform in local production - SABC News - Breaking news, special reports, world, business, sport coverage of all South African current events. Africa's news leader.

An esteemed young international ballet star from the Western Cape will be making his debut on a South African stage next month after returning from abroad for his first performance on home soil in the Mother City.

BrotherTill Will Appear in Residence at the Artscape Theatre in Cape Town - Vimarsana News

BrotherTill Will Appear in Residence at the Artscape Theatre in Cape Town

The Dutch artist collective BrotherTill has been invited for a four-week residency in November 2021 at the Artscape Theater in Cape Town. ONS PERSPEKTIEF, the current project of BrotherTill, is an international and interdisciplinary collaboration project between BrotherTill and various South African rymkletsers (rappers) and will be continued during the residency.

The Camissa museum challenges existing narratives of people classified as "Coloured" - Vimarsana News

The Camissa museum challenges existing narratives of people classified as "Coloured"

The Daily Vox The Camissa Museum challenges the colonial and Apartheid narratives of those classified as “Coloured” and explores the true history of the establishment of the port of Cape Town. Ling Shepherd looks at how the museum challenges what we have been taught, and how to always interrogate history.  The Castle of Good Hope is a bastion fort built in 17th century colonial Cape Town. The Camissa museum is hoping to take visitors on a journey through a decolonised history of Cape identities. After three years of planning and decades of work the museum was finally able to ...