The Daily DiscourseCalling all South African writers! If you've been dreaming of seeing your work in print, this could be your opportunity. The Department of Sport, Arts and Culture, together with the Academic and Non-Fiction Authors’ Association of South Africa (ANFASA), has reopened applications for the DSAC Publishing Hub.
Calling all South African writers! If you've been dreaming of seeing your work in print, this could be your opportunity. The Department of Sport, Arts and Culture, together with the Academic and Non-Fiction Authors’ Association of South Africa (ANFASA), has reopened applications for the DSAC Publishing Hub. Since its launch three years ago, the initiative has helped bring numerous local stories to life, and it's once again inviting authors to submit manuscripts for publication — particularly those written in South Africa’s indigenous languages. It's a chance not only to become a published author, but also to help preserve and promote the country's rich linguistic heritage.
Guest: Prof Sihawukele Ngubane: Chairperson, Academic and Non-fiction authors association of South Africa,
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