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/ 15 November 2008
Gallo Records has chosen to go right back to Miriam Makeba’s musical roots for some great deluxe reissues.
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/ 14 November 2008
IN MEMORIAM: In Miriam Makeba’s last interview she spoke to Robin Denselow about how hard it was to retire.
Wits University will be paying tribute to the life and career of composer Jeanne Zaidel-Rudolph.
As a regular festival-goer, the forever winging festival veteran is as much a part of the goings on as the boisterous drunken louts.
The indie label that gave birth to grunge is a very different beast in 2008. Lloyd Gedye explores its roster
The first edition of the Uprising Festival eight years ago was organised by a group of 15-year-old skater punks with one stage.
The National Arts Festival boasts exciting intercultural music compositions as well as a plethora of South African works.
Lloyd Gedye reads Stars, Bars & Guitars: A Journey in South African Music by Jon Monsoon.
There’s a growing volume of scholarship around South African music.
South Africa’s musical gems, from old-timers to the new generation, are given voice in two new books, writes Gwen Ansell.
Although the third South African Music Conference boasted a world-class, house-heavy lineup the real fireworks kicked off when Durban’s Finest, took to the stage. Kwanele Sosibo reports.