Cinema and the film industry has taken a big knock due to Covid-19 lockdowns and restrictions. Despite these challenges, Drive Thru SA has found a way to navigate these challenges

The Drive-Thru cinema experience is uniquely positioned to limit physical contact yet provide a comfortable movie space in the comfort of your own car tuned into a frequency watching your favourite local movie outdoors.

Cinema and the film industry has taken a big knock due to Covid-19 lockdowns and restrictions. Despite these challenges, Drive Thru SA has found a way to navigate these challenges The Drive-Thru cinema experience is uniquely positioned to limit physical contact yet provide a comfortable movie space in the comfort of your own car tuned into a frequency watching your favourite local movie outdoors.

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SPEAKING TO LINDA GINYA, FOUNDER & HOST OF DRIVE-THRU SA

UNISA Press and Township Entrepreneurs Alliance (TEA) have collaborated and put resources together in conducting the lockdown economic impact survey. A common concern and a goal to understand how the COVID-19 pandemic and consequently the national lockdown affected the township economy in particular, the formal and informal micro enterprises.

SPEAKING TO BULELANI BALABALA, FOUNDER OF TOWNSHIP ENTREPRENEURS’ ALLIANCE (TEA)

In response to ongoing student protests across the country, Sibu Mabena, founder of
Duma Collective along with social media influencer, Lasizwe Dambuza launched an
initiative to help students who are struggling to access enough funds to keep attending
university — and has already raised R2 million in a milestone for the campaign.
The #R10GoesALongWay initiative, launched on March 12 and created alongside fellow
influencers Nkateko “Takkies” Maswanganye, and Ayanda Mhlongo, aims to raise funds for
university students who have been refused access to register for this academic year as a
result of historic debt.

In response to ongoing student protests across the country, Sibu Mabena, founder of Duma Collective along with social media influencer, Lasizwe Dambuza launched an initiative to help students who are struggling to access enough funds to keep attending university — and has already raised R2 million in a milestone for the campaign. The #R10GoesALongWay initiative, launched on March 12 and created alongside fellow influencers Nkateko “Takkies” Maswanganye, and Ayanda Mhlongo, aims to raise funds for university students who have been refused access to register for this academic year as a result of historic debt.

SPEAKING TO SIBU MABENA, FOUNDER OF DUMA COLLECTIVE

Established in 2017 and Founded by Jabulile Buthelezi-Kalonji, a passionate storyteller and
African development enthusiast. Township Press publishing house believes It is important,
to help Africans drive their expressions and freedoms through the power of their voices by
telling authentic township stories, across the Pan-African landscape. They recently
launched their first ever literary offering; Titled: 'Ackerville My Anchor' the Story of Glory
Dhlamini.

Established in 2017 and Founded by Jabulile Buthelezi-Kalonji, a passionate storyteller and African development enthusiast. Township Press publishing house believes It is important, to help Africans drive their expressions and freedoms through the power of their voices by telling authentic township stories, across the Pan-African landscape. They recently launched their first ever literary offering; Titled: 'Ackerville My Anchor' the Story of Glory Dhlamini.

SPEAKING TO LINDA GINYA, FOUNDER & HOST OF DRIVE-THRU SA

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