Businessman and Executive producer and director of uShaka Inkosi YamaKhosi film, Manzini Zungu on the story behind “uShaka Inkosi YamaKhosi” book which is a book adaptation of the award-winning animation film which tells the coming-of-age story of the legendary king Shaka Zulu and his empire will soon be adapted in to a book from the film streaming on Netflix. The book is due to launch on the 4th of July at Exclusive Books Rosebank at 18h00.

Businessman and Executive producer and director of uShaka Inkosi YamaKhosi film, Manzini Zungu on the story behind “uShaka Inkosi YamaKhosi” book which is a book adaptation of the award-winning animation film which tells the coming-of-age story of the legendary king Shaka Zulu and his empire will soon be adapted in to a book from the film streaming on Netflix. The book is due to launch on the 4th of July at Exclusive Books Rosebank at 18h00.

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Book review: “uShaka Inkosi YamaKhosi” book adaptation from Netflix Animation.

Dr Solam Mkhabela is an Architect, Lecture and author. He was educated at Waterford Kamhlaba, UWCSA, the Massachusetts College of Art, Boston, The Cooper Union, New York and the University of Cape Town. He holds a BAS degree in Architecture (UCT) and a Masters Degree of City Planning and Urban Design (UCT). In 2002 he co-founded blacklinesonwhitepaper, a design collaborative recognized through invitation to international events like the Rotterdam Biennale of Architecture, Cologne Plan5, the Ordos project in China, African Perspectives in Casablanca and winning competition entries. Solam has also served as an urban design consultant for the Inner City Transport Study in Johannesburg and for SHIFT's professional task team’s guidelines for neighbourhood development and informal settlements upgrading. Solam coordinated the Braamfontein City Studio in 2016.

Dr Solam Mkhabela is an Architect, Lecture and author. He was educated at Waterford Kamhlaba, UWCSA, the Massachusetts College of Art, Boston, The Cooper Union, New York and the University of Cape Town. He holds a BAS degree in Architecture (UCT) and a Masters Degree of City Planning and Urban Design (UCT). In 2002 he co-founded blacklinesonwhitepaper, a design collaborative recognized through invitation to international events like the Rotterdam Biennale of Architecture, Cologne Plan5, the Ordos project in China, African Perspectives in Casablanca and winning competition entries. Solam has also served as an urban design consultant for the Inner City Transport Study in Johannesburg and for SHIFT's professional task team&rsquo;s guidelines for neighbourhood development and informal settlements upgrading. Solam coordinated the Braamfontein City Studio in 2016.

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Film director, Menzi Mzimela on his film “Kites” being selected as one of the Seven films from the first-time director slate will have their world premieres at this year’s Joburg Film festival in partnership with Showmax, running from 11-16 March 2025, before streaming on Showmax from April.

 

Film director, Menzi Mzimela on his film &ldquo;Kites&rdquo; being selected as one of the Seven films from the first-time director slate will have their world premieres at this year&rsquo;s Joburg Film festival in partnership with Showmax, running from 11-16 March 2025, before streaming on Showmax from April.
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Senior researcher and Adjunct Professor at University of Cape Town, Mark Heywood on what to make of the state of South Africans suffering from food insecurity, of which a recent report found that 15 million South Africans don’t get enough to eat every day.

Senior researcher and Adjunct Professor at University of Cape Town, Mark Heywood on what to make of the state of South Africans suffering from food insecurity, of which a recent report found that 15 million South Africans don&rsquo;t get enough to eat every day.

Book review: “uShaka Inkosi YamaKhosi” book adaptation from Netflix Animation.

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