Tshepo Mashiane, The National Arts Council on the outcomes of the current NAC's board meeting with regards to Arthur Mafokate’s four companies approval for the Presidential Employment Stimulus Programme, on how that came about and on the way forward on creating a system which is easier for all artists to apply for funding and on the current board's vision for the arts.

Tshepo Mashiane, The National Arts Council on the outcomes of the current NAC's board meeting with regards to Arthur Mafokate&rsquo;s four companies approval for the Presidential Employment Stimulus Programme, on how that came about and on the way forward on creating a system which is easier for all artists to apply for funding and on the current board's vision for the arts.

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The NAC on the way forward for artists

Advocate Dumisa Ntsebeza SC is a Human rights lawyer, public speaker, author, political activist and Chancellor of the Chancellor of University of Fort Hare. In the 70s, Adv Ntsebeza was involved in the struggle against apartheid. In 1966, he passed his matric with a first class pass, with a distinction in Latin at St Johns College, Mthatha. In 1967, although he passed Bachelor of Arts 1 with a distinction in African Languages in Course 1 at University of Fort Hare, he was expelled for political reasons in 1968 before completing his BA degree. Gugs, please note in 2022, Chancellor of the University of Fort Hare Council has approved the re-appointment of Advocate Dumisa Ntsebeza SC as Chancellor of the University for another five years.

Advocate Dumisa Ntsebeza SC is a Human rights lawyer, public speaker, author, political activist and Chancellor of the Chancellor of University of Fort Hare. In the 70s, Adv Ntsebeza was involved in the struggle against apartheid. In 1966, he passed his matric with a first class pass, with a distinction in Latin at St Johns College, Mthatha. In 1967, although he passed Bachelor of Arts 1 with a distinction in African Languages in Course 1 at University of Fort Hare, he was expelled for political reasons in 1968 before completing his BA degree. Gugs, please note in 2022, Chancellor of the University of Fort Hare Council has approved the re-appointment of Advocate Dumisa Ntsebeza SC as Chancellor of the University for another five years.

Profiling, Advocate Dumisa Buhle Ntsebeza SC

R&B Singer songwriter, Joya Mooi on what to expect from her latest project which includes new single, 'Don't Answer', produced by Easy Freak. The song is said to invite a moment of peace and personal space, emphasizing the need to occasionally say no for one's mental health.

R&amp;B Singer songwriter, Joya Mooi on what to expect from her latest project which includes new single, 'Don't Answer', produced by Easy Freak. The song is said to invite a moment of peace and personal space, emphasizing the need to occasionally say no for one's mental health.

Joya Mooi on latest single, 'Don't Answer'.

Resident Clinical Psychologist, Dr Khosi Jiyane interrogates the phenomenon of “breadcrumbing” and why it works to keep someone in the perpetrator's corner is based on the psychology principle of “intermittent reinforcement,” which drives the addictive cycle and success of gambling behavior.

Resident Clinical Psychologist, Dr Khosi Jiyane interrogates the phenomenon of “breadcrumbing” and why it works to keep someone in the perpetrator's corner is based on the psychology principle of “intermittent reinforcement,” which drives the addictive cycle and success of gambling behavior.

The NAC on the way forward for artists

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