By Newsbreak Producer Taliesha Naidoo - South Africa's longest-running dance festival, JOMBA Contemporary Dance Experience, celebrates it's 25th anniversary this year. The festival, which is hosted by the University of KwaZulu-Natal's Centre for Creative Arts, will take place online from 24 to 26 May. Part of the festival is the Masihambisane Dialogues which are a series of keynote addresses, panel discussions, workshops and online performance pieces. The festival this year will pay key focus on youth, disability and integrated dance. Curator, Lliane Loots reflects on the festivals journey, over the years...

By Newsbreak Producer Taliesha Naidoo - South Africa's longest-running dance festival, JOMBA Contemporary Dance Experience, celebrates it's 25th anniversary this year. The festival, which is hosted by the University of KwaZulu-Natal's Centre for Creative Arts, will take place online from 24 to 26 May. Part of the festival is the Masihambisane Dialogues which are a series of keynote addresses, panel discussions, workshops and online performance pieces. The festival this year will pay key focus on youth, disability and integrated dance. Curator, Lliane Loots reflects on the festivals journey, over the years...

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#PODCAST JOMBA Contemporary Dance Experience celebrates it's 25th anniversary this year #sabcnews

By Newsbreak Producer Taliesha Naidoo - The area of Marianridge in the west of Durban was once a sought-after suburb. Surrounded by lush greenery and winding roads, the area served as a home for many non-white South Africans during the years of apartheid. Mariannridge was established in 1976 as a coloured township to relocate coloured families living around Durban. This was part of the implementation of the apartheid group areas act. In this week's edition of A Long Walk to Democracy: Newsbreak's Taliesha visits the Marianridge community to understand the challenges faced 30 years since the dawn of democracy....

By Newsbreak Producer Taliesha Naidoo - The area of Marianridge in the west of Durban was once a sought-after suburb. Surrounded by lush greenery and winding roads, the area served as a home for many non-white South Africans during the years of apartheid. Mariannridge was established in 1976 as a coloured township to relocate coloured families living around Durban. This was part of the implementation of the apartheid group areas act. In this week's edition of A Long Walk to Democracy: Newsbreak's Taliesha visits the Marianridge community to understand the challenges faced 30 years since the dawn of democracy....

#PODCAST A Long Walk to Democracy: We look into the multitude of challenges faced by the community of Marianridge in Durban #sabcnews

By Newsbreak Producer Taresh Harreeparshad - Plans to mark the one hundred- and thirty-year celebrations of the Natal Indian Congress (NIC) was unveiled at the Sastri College in Durban yesterday. These include a book programme, documenting the formation of the liberation movement and even institutionalizing the legacy of the formation through an academic institution. These events will build up to the main celebration in August, which marks the formation period of the NIC. Established by Mahatma Gandhi in 1894 - the organization played an integral role in the dismantling of apartheid. The NIC was home to unforgettable stalwarts of the liberation struggle - from Dr. Monty Naicker to Farouk Meer. Spokesperson for the organising committee Ravi Pillay says recalling the legacy of the NIC gives him goosebumps...

By Newsbreak Producer Taresh Harreeparshad - Plans to mark the one hundred- and thirty-year celebrations of the Natal Indian Congress (NIC) was unveiled at the Sastri College in Durban yesterday. These include a book programme, documenting the formation of the liberation movement and even institutionalizing the legacy of the formation through an academic institution. These events will build up to the main celebration in August, which marks the formation period of the NIC. Established by Mahatma Gandhi in 1894 - the organization played an integral role in the dismantling of apartheid. The NIC was home to unforgettable stalwarts of the liberation struggle - from Dr. Monty Naicker to Farouk Meer. Spokesperson for the organising committee Ravi Pillay says recalling the legacy of the NIC gives him goosebumps...

#PODCAST Former Natal Indian Congress (NIC) members meet in Durban to celebrate the organisation's 130-year anniversary #sabcnews

By Newsbreak Producer Shanell Daniel - With well over 85-percent of the country's population ascribed to some form of religion, it is probable that it is the most influential sector and perhaps the most neglected in terms of recognising its influence when it comes to Gender-Based Violence. That's according to Daniela Genrich, co-ordinator of 'We Will Speak Out South Africa' and speaker at the South African Hindu Maha Saba's upcoming Inter-Faith Workshop on GBV. The workshop will be held at the Kendra Conference Room, in Durban, on May 11th, at 2pm. Genrich says historically some faith-based institutions have felt exempt from the realities of Gender-Based Violence, however she says a workshop like this one proves that GBV is being taken seriously by faith leadership...

By Newsbreak Producer Shanell Daniel - With well over 85-percent of the country's population ascribed to some form of religion, it is probable that it is the most influential sector and perhaps the most neglected in terms of recognising its influence when it comes to Gender-Based Violence. That's according to Daniela Genrich, co-ordinator of 'We Will Speak Out South Africa' and speaker at the South African Hindu Maha Saba's upcoming Inter-Faith Workshop on GBV. The workshop will be held at the Kendra Conference Room, in Durban, on May 11th, at 2pm. Genrich says historically some faith-based institutions have felt exempt from the realities of Gender-Based Violence, however she says a workshop like this one proves that GBV is being taken seriously by faith leadership...

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