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Covid-19 cancellations hurt artists
Artist have criticised the minister’s lack of vision; meanwhile, small businesses are also being hit hard
Covid-19 concerns close doors on Cape’s money-spinning events
The Two Oceans ultramarathon is latest in a slew of high-profile gatherings to be cancelled due to the pandemic
Lady Zamar: Is a woman’s word ever good enough on its own?
After news that house songstress Lady Zamar opened a rape case against hip-hop crooner Sjava, the Cape Town International Jazz Festival has removed him from its 2020 lineup
Slice of life: Rest easy, Roy
'He had beauty in him and perhaps more than just a little darkness'
Keep walking: Mulatu Astatke remains a musician in motion
The Ethiopian jazz master continues to attract attention with his very own blend of Ethio-Jazz
Cramped festival, hot music and all that jazz
The Cape Town Jazz Festival needn't rely on vibe and, even though some stages are a sonic nightmare, the music carries the event.
Best of the jazz fest in Cape Town this weekend
Sindi-Leigh McBride recommends who to look out for at the Cape Town International Jazz Festival.
Cape Town Jazz Fest 2016: Line up promises to dazzle fans
Some local jazz heavyweights and a clutch of crowd pullers are setting the right tone for next year's festival.
Cape Town International Jazz Festival: Groove with Amel Larrieux
The Claude Cozens Trio and US singer Amel Larrieux are some of many musicians announced to play at the annual, weekend-long event in March next year.
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