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Academentia: Our universities are being strangled by ma... - Vimarsana News

Academentia: Our universities are being strangled by ma...

Contemporary Campus Life: Transformation, Manic Managerialism and Academentia is being launched. Contemporary Campus Life’s analysis of managerialism as a cause of academentia is framed by exigencies imposed by the Covid-19 pandemic. My argument is that the virus has brought about an ecological correction that affects all human and animal kinds, one that management (as distinct from management theory) can learn from. My satirical critique of market-driven neoliberalism as applied to institutions is offered as a metaphor to analyse the excesses, contradictions and obstructions in contemporar...

Black Coffee: S. Africa's rags-to-riches DJ rocks on despite Covid - Vimarsana News

Black Coffee: S. Africa's rags-to-riches DJ rocks on despite Covid

Black Coffee: S. Africa's rags-to-riches DJ rocks on despite Covid AFP 3 hrs ago AFP © Luca Sola DJ Black Coffee is one of a generation of black South Africans who rode the wave of democracy from 1994 and made it out of poverty The coronavirus pandemic has silenced many artists, but South Africa's house music pioneer, Nkosinathi Maphumulo, popularly known as DJ Black Coffee, has been rocking it -- dropping an album and creating a streaming platform. The legendary DJ released his sixth album, the first in five years, a few weeks before his 45th birthday. As the pandemic h...

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Black Coffee: South Africa's rags-to-riches DJ carries on despite Covid

The coronavirus pandemic has silenced many artists, but South Africa's house music pioneer, Nkosinathi Maphumulo, popularly known as DJ Black Coffee, has been rocking it -- dropping an album and creating a streaming platform. The legendary DJ released his sixth album, the first in five years, a few weeks before his 45th birthday. As the pandemic hit the pause button on live music performances and pushed many in the gig industry to the brink, the township-born musician-turned-house star was navigating between composing a new album, creating his own streaming music service and philanthropy work...