Andries Bezuidenhout’s latest album is a superb contribution to South African folk music
<b>Lloyd Gedye</b> caught up with the continent’s music stars before the Fifa Kick-Off Concert on Thursday and asked them about their expectations.
Claims of fraud and corruption against Telkom staffers and security companies hired to protect its copper grid are mounting.
Communications department appears to favour Japanese technology over European model.
SA’s corporates pour a lot of funding into the arts, but this can become a double-edged sword, as was the case with Swaziland’s Bushfire Festival.
Zambia’s 1970s Afro-psychedelic rock scene gets the reissue treatment, writes <b>Lloyd Gedye</b>.
Infamous desert rockers Tinariwen have inspired a new breed of young musicians who are building on their legacy, writes <b>Lloyd Gedye</b>.
In a major top-level purge, three senior Telkom executives quit this week amid allegations of tender irregularities.
Telkom is paying a security company R6,6-million a month to monitor a copper-cable alarm system that it should be monitoring itself.
Questions have been raised about SABC chairperson Ben Ngubane’s role in lobbying for the adoption of Japanese digital broadcasting technology.