The Alternative BreakfastAward-winning playwright and founder of the HerStory International Theatre Festival, Napo Masheane, joins us to discuss how this year's festival is honouring 70 years since the historic 1956 Women's March by bringing together theatre, music, poetry and storytelling to celebrate women's voices while positioning QwaQwa as a destination for cultural exchange and artistic excellence.
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