African Travel Now: Recent Episodes
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a podcast series with people, brands and organisations driving the African tourism & hospitality industry forward, as the world begins to open back up.
In this episode, I attended Mbali Tshabalala's show opening at Asisebenze and we celebrated.
In this episode of African Travel Now with Trevor, host Trevor Chomumwe interviews Retabile Lepadi, a visual and performance artist who explores Afrofuturism and Afrosurrealism. They discuss how COVID-19 impacted Retabile's artistic process, emphasizing the importance of vulnerability, risk-taking, and time consciousness. The conversation concludes with Retabile offering travel tips for exploring Johannesburg's inner city.
In this episode, I attend Mbali Tshabala's solo exhibition, Fragments of Infinity: Unveiling Multidimensional Realms. A good time was had.
In this episode, I strategize with some of the passengers on how we can get onto the next train to Dar es Salaam. A section of the train track was swept away by recent rains. The drama.
In this episode I stretch my legs at one of the many stops on the TAZARA from Zambia to Tanzania.
In this episode, I grab a beer and listen in to conversations at the canteen on the TAZARA on my way to Dar es Salaam, Tanzania.
In this episode, a policeman at the Kapiri Mposhi TAZARA Train Station stops me for questioning before we go our separate ways.
In this episode, I talk to Fezeka Jacqueline Mophethe a conceptual photographer and curator who shares how she got into art and why you should collect some of her work
In this episode I talk to Sima who shares his journey as a watercolour artist and why you should collect his art.
In this episode, I join a small walkabout at the Fam Agency studio space at Constitutional Hill where the resident artist shares details about their practice and thoughts on the work on show.
In this episode, I talk to Ndaya Ilunga who shares what COVID-19 has taught her and the one Joburg travel tip you need to know.
To collect her art visit https://ndaya.co.za/
In this episode, I talk to Mankebe Seakgoe who shares how she makes worlds of understanding and why you should collect her work.
In this episode, I talk to a Quicket employee who asked to remain anonymous. They share what COVID-19 taught him and why he thinks all event organisers need to use quicket to grow their revenue.
In this episode I attended my friend Mduduzi's memorial service at Mamakashaka & Friends. What a life!!
In this episode, I attend Tatenda Magaisa's walkabout for her show 'it wearies me; you say it wearies you. showing at the Johannesburg Art Gallery (JAG). Show curated by Gcotyelwa Mashiqa.
In this episode, I attend a Creative Nestlings Conversations on Creativity event at Mamakashaka & Friends in Braamfontein. The panelists included Bahati Simoens, ByLwansta, and Moipone Tlale. The theme for the was, What does it take to be a creative? and moderated by dillion phiri.
In this episode, I talk to a student at the KZN Tourism and Careers Expo where I ask them what careers in tourism they know.
In this episode, I attend the KwaZulu Natal Tourism & Hospitality Careers Expo at the Prince Mangosuthu Airport in Ulundi hosted by the KwaZulu Natal Economic Development Department in partnership with other stakeholders.
In this episode, I talk to Phakamile Hlazo, the Tourism Innovation Lab Africa chief executive and founder of Zulu Nomad. She shares how COVID-19 has changed how she works and allowed her to look at how technology can accelerate the rebirth of tourism and hospitality across Africa.
In this episode, I talk to Lulamile Nyathi the Assistant Manager at The Road Lodge in Richard's Bay at the KZN Tourism and Hospitality Careers Expo in Ulundi. He shares what COVID-19 has taught him and how it has changed how he works.
In this episode, passengers from the next bus complain about a driver or conductor who has run away with their money at the Beitbridge Border Post.
In this episode, the bus breaks down and we listen to the music as we wait to hear what is going on.
In this episode, I take the TAZARA from Kapiri Mposhi to Dar es Salaam. What a ride!!!!!
In this episode, I come face to face with the law at the train station for taking pictures.
In this episode, I talk to Thami again who shares her thoughts on the future of front of house in the hospitality industry 'post' the COVID-19 pandemic.
In this episode, I talk to Beckstar, who shares what Curiocity Backpackers means to him.
In this episode, I talk to TD Jokes who shares his first experience with Curiocity Hostels.
In this episode I attend First Thursdays at the Standard Bank Gallery. Morena Lebara performing as part of Lady Skollie's exhibition.
In this episode, I talk Siyanda who shares his thoughts on starting a business post COVID19.
In this episode I talk to Courtney who shares his journey of falling in love and moving to Johannesburg during the COVID-19 pandemic.
In this episode, I talk to Kimberly who shares her thoughts on COVID-19, working remotely and Johannesburg.
In this episode I talk to Chido at the Airbnb Africa Travel Summit who share how COVID-19 influenced her to start thinking about travelling.
In this episode, I talk to Benjamin at the Airbnb Africa Travel Summit who shares how his thoughts on COVID-19.
In this episode, I talk to Didimalo Molefe at the Airbnb Africa Travel Summit who shares how COVID-19 has given her a different way of looking at things.
In this episode I talk to Christian at the Airbnb Africa Travel Summit who shares how technology has changed the travel and trade question
In this episode I talk to Lethabo at the Airbnb Africa Travel Summit who shares how COVID has taught her to value the people close to her
In this episode I talk to Thando Semenya at the Airbnb Africa Summit who shares her thoughts on COVID-19 and how we need to move forward as anything can come at any point.
In this episode, I bump into the EFF Student Command mobilising students to vote for them in the upcoming elections.
In this episode, I attend the live episode recording of Bloom by mamakashaka with Beediamondhead
In this episode, I have no idea where I recorded this but people are outside and it is fun.
In this episode, I talk to Tendai Joe an artist manager who shares how COVID-19 has taught him never to take life for granted.
In this episode I take a taxi to Cape Town CBD. I love the music selection on this one.
In this episode, the springboks are playing. I don't remember against who but it was loud.
In this episode, we meet a guy who says they know the best club in Cape Town. We ended up in some basement bar. LOL
In this episode, I chat with Gugulethu Khumalo who shares her experince of Cape Town, how COVID19 has changed the she travels and why customer experience is important for tourism businesses
In this episode, I walk the V&A Waterfront on a weekend morning and the street buskers are back
In this episode, I experienced the Broke Klub House for the first time and it was a jump.
In this episode, I catch up with Qhayisani an artist manager who shares why she thinks you should attend Rocking The Diases festival in your lifetime.
In this episode, I wait for the intercape budget liner to Cape Town at Johannesburg's Park Station
In this episode, I chat with Siyabonga Mbaba who shares what he does, how COVID-19 has changed how he explores Cape Town, and why he thinks you should visit Cape Town.
In this episode I have a joint and a chat with Themba, a graphic designer who shares what COVID-19 has taught him and why tourism businesses should think about branding to grow their businesses
In this episode I tune into SAFM and find my cousin Nqo, 'Cash & Sport' talking about a drink that is getting the kids going crazy.
In this episode I attend a walkabout at The Point Of Order, an artist project space by Wits University in Braamfontein
In this episode I work from Hired Gun Coffee Shop in Maboneng. They have music sessions at the shop now and again.
In this episode, I work from Hire Gun Coffee Shop. Nice space with fast WiFi and a generator.
In this episode I attend a performance by Dr Nduduzo Makhathini at the Standard Bank Art Gallery in Johannesburg. The performance is a collaborative effort with Buhlebezwe Siwani whose IYEZA exhibition was showing at the gallery.
In this episode, the new South African tourism minister shares why she recommended that the proposed deal be cancelled with TT on Power FM.
In this episode I attend a jam session at Curiocity Backpackers in Maboneng, Johannesburg
In this episode, Equal Education is making their voice heard during the Human Rights Festival at the Constitutional Hill. There is a lady two stalls who was annoyed at the noise.
In this episode the Dudula protest is in full force at the Constitutional Hill, I had to go see it for myself.
In this episode I attend the Human Rights Festival at the Constitutional Hill. I manage to talk Phila & Lufuno inside the constituitional court about what they think of Johannesburg, why should take some time to explore and learn and the constitutional court. Also, we had to evacuate the Constitutional Hill building because the Hillbrow chapter of Dudula Movement made an entrance to the precinct unannounced.
In this episode I visit a pop up exhibition at the old fort prison compext at the Constitutional Hill.
In this episode I walk to Little Addis on Jeppe St. I forget what Jeppe St is called now.
In this episode I attend a book reading with Brad Fox & Percy Zvomuya moderated by Oscar Masinyana. Only wish was if it had been longer.
In this episode I attend Abraham's memorial at the Bassline Music Factory in Newtown, Johannesburg.
In this episode I learn that It's okay to be famous sometimes and how awesome Culture Sundays is.
There is a church in every street in the city of Johannesburg. On this Sunday I took a walk to catch some of the gospel
In this episode I bump into a cipher in the streets of Braamfontein. Underground hip hop what what. Really made my day, They shout out their socials if you want to follow.
In this episode I attend another edition of Open Mic Thursday at Urban Zulu Rooftop. One of those events you need to attend when you are in Joburg abd live for live music.
Another night by the urban Zulu Rooftop. In this episode, the power goes out but luckily for us, there is a generator as back up.
In this episode, I tuned into the South Africa, State of The Nation which was disrupted by EFF members of parliament.
Don't do that. In this episode the speaker of the South African parliament tries to regain order in the house.
I live for South African politics. In this episode Honorable Zungula is removed from Cape Town City Hall.
In this episode I attend a performance show by the BLK JKS at the Johannesburg Art Gallery in February 2023.
In this episode I catch a roundtable discussion with general managers of some major hotels in Sandton, Johannesburg.
Radio 2000 has this interesting business competiton every weekday morning. But this ad was..
In this episode I bump into a interesting conversation on SAFM. Duncan shares his experiences.
In this episode I tune into Kaya FM where I listen to a game show. Turns out it's Neo who is a contestant and she wins.
In this episode I heard out to a warehouse in Selby, Johannesburg for a project I was working on and the playlist was not bad.
In this episode I tune into the live reading of the court judgement between Zuma & Billy Downer.
I hate that I have lost my notes on who was performing. One of the best live performances I have watched this year.
In this episode Thando J takes over the stage at the Reggae Youth Festival in Soweto and murders it!!
In this episode I head out to Soweto for the Reggae Youth Festival. The line up was fire and I think this was the last act of the show.
In this episode one of the artist at Reggae Youth Festival shares some words of wisdom.
In this episode I make new friends and make conversations at a coffee shop in Sandton, Johannesburg
In this episode I tune into the SABC News on SAFM were there is a story about two people that got shot in a bus to Zimbabwe
In this episode I catch a conversation on SAFM where they are talking about the rise of boomed off areas in Johannesburg because of the 'rising levels of crime' in the city.
In this episode I head out to the Bassline Music Factory for the Thursday Ragga Nights. To say I was disappointed doesn't express how I feel about the experience. Good time though.
in this episode, callers share their thoughts on the race issue within the restaurant in Cape Town, South Africa on Talk Radio 702.
In this episode I tune into Power FM, where the presenter, Thabiso Thema is talking to UDM leader Bantu Hlolomisa about the Phala Phala Review Panel's report.
In this episode, callers share their thoughts on the review panel's report on Phala Phala.
In this episode, I get into an argument because of R1 change in the taxi. Anyway the argument was really about the cross rate and how owindi have been taking advantage.
In this episode I tune into SAFM and the caller is narrating how his brother who is a ridehailing driver got hijacked
In this episode I go out to see out a sports bar that I was told is the best in Magwegwe.
I love the call-in segment on talk radio. In this episode, I tune into the breakfast show on SAFM and the callers have a lot to say!
In this episode I listen to the breakfast show on Power FM as they talk about what is trending on Twitter.
In this episode, I listen to a story on Khulumani FM where school kids are seeing things at school and Queen 1 is recruiting them to join her army.
In this episode I visit a local beer outlet and the youths are saying the don't drink like that.
In this episode I visit a local sports bar and as always the conversations are top notch!
In this episode I listen into the news on ZBC’s Power FM and the message is clear condemn the illegal sanctions.
I don’t know who told Zimbabwean companies that every radio ad should be a 1 minute long jiggle. In this episode, I listen to one.
In this episode I visit Cowdray Park and experience first hand the alcholism that is prevalent in Bulawayo.
In this episode I listen into the call to remove the sanctions and how much of an enemy they are to the people of my country.
In this episode I attend Gumba Fyah: Soweto Dub Experience and it was a magical experience.
In this episode the SDA church conduct their yearly effort to bring in new worshippers into the church.
In this episode I share Zimbabwean President’s speech at the funeral of Cde Highten Nkomo at the National Heroes Acre in Harare.
In this episode I am invited by my one of my neighbours to a birthday party at their house.
In this episode a pastor and intepretator deliver a sermon at the shops. It's churches everywhere.
In this episode I tuned into Tilda’s show on Star FM where a lady shares how she got stuck with her lover.
In this episode I listen to the news on Skiez FM Metro where they are talking about the upcoming tourism investment conference.
In this episode I visit the Association of Tourism Hwange stand at the Sanganai/Hlanganani Tourism Expo and get to meet Science Sibanda who shares a lot about conservation within Hwange National Park.
In this episode I manage to catch an interview with the Zimbabwe Tpurism Authority CEO, where she explain the service excellence program they are currently running
In this episode I tuned into a program called City Matters on Skies FM Metro where they talk about prepaid water meters among other issues.
In this episode I manage to catch an interview with the Muzenda family on Radio Zimbabwe.
In this episode I sit lamagent ngaphansi kwesihlahla kuSamuzi. The question is who picks the meat first?
In this episode I talk with Jean Paul from the Rwanda Development Board who shares why you should visit
In this episode I talk to Anywhere, a professional guide from Kariba who shares how COVID19 has had a negative impact as job losses within the tourism sector and why you should go to Luna Lodges.
In this episode of Amafa broadcast on Skies Metro FM where Phathisa Nyathi shares about the upcoming festival at amaGugu Heritage Centre.
In this episode I talk to Jacob from Luna Lodges during the Sanganai/Hlanganani Tourism Expo in Bulawayo where he shares how COVID-19 has made it possible for them to think outside the box.
Caught the end of the news broadcast in this episode. What role do you think churches should play in elections?
In this episode I talk to Joseph Sibanda the marketing at Villa Giani who shares how COVID19 has changed the way they market to their audience
In this episode, I attended a wedding and manage to talk to the person who did décor. He shares his thoughts on how COVID-19 has allowed other people to restart their imagines
In this episode I listen to one of the churches close to the close as they go deep into worship.
In this episode I talk with Johnson from Almates Travel & Tours Pty Ltd at Sanganaai/Hlanganani Tourism Expo who share how COVID made them appreciate Nigerian domestic travellers.
In this episode, I tuned into the Skies Metro FM news where vendors were complaining about harassment by tourism police in Victoria Falls.
In this episode ukhulu chats about how men with women don’t make great cattle herders and how he doesn’t want anything to do with them.
In this episode I listen into a show highlighting the achievements of the 2nd Republic.
In this episode I learn about ingulungudu. Someone decided to keep it in the house as a pet. People killed it and ate it,
In this episode I learn about Sam Dread, who was/is a kingpin in Masvingo/Zvishavane, also the CAG vs Stallion bus service debate comes up.
In this episode, I join the conversation labantu ebhawa about the boys who died for nothing
In this episode I managed to catch the news update on the national broadcaster as one of the zanu pf supporters explains the problem with elections in Zimbabwe.
In this episode I tune into one of the national radio stations and the new zanu pf war veterans elective congress is live. yawn fest.
In this episode, I managed to tune into Tilda’s show on Star FM. On the show, the first respondent shares how Regis kills his mother.
In this episode ngaphansi kwesihlahla seMango drinking Super, we listen to tunes. kwaze kwamnandi
In this episode, I catch a show/segment/advertorial on infrastructure development as a driver of tourism in Zimbabwe.
In this episode, I tuned into Skies Metro FM and managed to catch ubaba uPhathisa Nyathi dropping some knowledge.
In this episode I listen to a radio drama on Skiez FM Metro called infihlo nezilingo. Haven't heard one since Gogo maDube days.
In this episode, I went to Afri Sports Bar aka ko Glady. Someone was dancing on the table at some point. ivibes.
In this episode, I watch Touch FC play by Mpopoma Swimming Pool soccer fields and this guy insists that he is the one who called,
Another tune I managed to check out and record for you guys. Lol, I hate that I emjoyed it.
In this episode I tuned into a broadcast by Skies FM Metro where people share their thoughts on the expiration of the special permits for Zimbabweans in South Africa.
In this episode, I caught my favorite radio segment on the breakfast show on Skiez Metro FM. uPerfect asks the DJ to collect his $5 from someone who owes him.
In this episode the news on Skies Metro FM shares some census results of % of people who use toilets as well as have internet access.
I have been looking for these ads. In this episode, I managed to catch the Mosi ua Tunya Gold Coin Adverts on local radio.
In this episode, I tuned into a Zimbabwe Republic Police broadcast of recent crimes in Bulawayo
In this episode, I tuned into Radio Zimbabwe. The guy presenting knows how to announce.
In this episode, I listen to a discussion on Vuzu Parties in Bulawayo on Skies Metro FM. The kids will party.
In this episode, I talk to Bradley one of the founders of the Bamba Tram at Tami Walker Gallery & Coffee Shop. He shares how they realized that they need to come out of COVID19 differently and become innovative.
In this episode I tuned into one of my favourite shows on Skies Metro FM, The Breakfast Show.
In this episode, I listen to more heroes' day content. And today they are sharing about the Zhii protests in Makokoba.
In this episode I manage to catch a catchy tune on Skies Metro FM. Kuthwa asifuni bumbulu.
In this episode, I listen to more heroes' day content on radio, can't help but image that era of proper ganda.
In this episode I tune into a news broadcast on Skies Metro FM and there is an alert for men to be careful when they hitch hike.
In this episode, I check out Tatenda Lodge and chat with the owner & director Tatenda Gundu who shares how tourism not working for the past two years has had a negative impact on the industry as a whole in Zimbabwe.
In this episode, I managed to catch Henry Olonga My Zimbabwe playing on radio zimbabwe. The 2000s had so much drama,
In this episode, I listen to the Zimbabwean President give a keynote speech celebrating the 42nd Heroes Day on Classic 263 FM. when the power goes during his address. He made a joke about it. :-/
In this episode, I tune into the Ndebele and Shona news on ZBC. It's heroes season with the propaganda to match,
In this episode, Zimbabwean youths share what Heroes Day means to them and what it reminds them on Classic FM. What does it mean to you?
In this episode I listen to the news where they touch on Cresta Hospitality’s refurbishment of their hotels as well as the Inflation Reduction Act which I think you should know about,
In this episode, I talk to Philip and Celia who share why before they travel they check that there is no big news coming up and the one thing they think you should do when you visit Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe.
In this episode, I go watch the Sunday social league, where my neighborhood team Touch FC ends up winning 3-0.
In this episode, I walk to Sai Mart in Entumbae, where the Vice President was officially opening the building that was burnt down during Operation Restore Legacy and I get talking to the people as usual. uvalo kodwa!
In this episode, the community engages with me on the VP's opening of a shop that was burnt down during Operation Restore Legacy.
This episode exists solely because I find the first song very interesting and reminds me of the Zimbabwean Radio & TV of the 2000s Jonathan Moyo Era.
In this episode, I went and explored Elephant Walk in Victoria Falls. Felt like the tourists are coming back.
In this episode, I talk to Debbie Smith who is in Zimbabwe to visit the Victoria Falls. She shares how COVID-19 forced her postpone the trip but once the borders opened she had to do it.
In this episode, I manage to catch the Mosi au Tunya Gold Coin advert on the radio. I missed the beginning though.
In this episode I tried to record a Chipaz Entertainment advertisement and failed. #roootsandroutes #explorezimbabwe #zimbo
In this episode I tuned into ZiFM Radio and there was a music mix. The first song reminds me on that dombolo era. Rabbit hole of Zimbabwean music. Enjoyed this segment.
In this episode, I talk to Lawrence who runs Hippo Valley Curios in Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe who shares that COVID-19 has taught him that we need to save for rainy days and why you should visit Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe.
In this episode, I join a discussion with my fellow passengers share their frustrations in the workplace on the bus ride to Bulawayo from Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe.
In this episode, I tune into the news on a Zanzibar radio station’s name I can’t remember.
In this episode I tuned into BreezeFM, a radio station in Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe for the weather report.
In this episode, I take a dala dala to Tunduma Border Post from Mbeya. This journey was something .
In this episode I take a dala dala to Mbeya from Dar es Salaam. It was a ride. Note to self don’t take a dala dala on this route ever again.
In this episode, I learn a bit of Chinese from a radio program called Takeaway Chinese.
In this episode Vuyiso Tshabalala shares her playlist with us at Wakanda in Michamvi Kae.
In this episode, I encounter my first ever experience of seasickness on the ferry from Stonetown to Dar es Salaam.
In this episode, I meet Musengasi Nkala at one of the roadside shops at Nakonde and he shares why he is very proud of me.
In this episode I head to Mbeya from Dar es Salaam using a dala dala. The onboard entertainment wasn’t bad.
In this episode, I work from Oleza Restaurant. They have decent internet. If ever you are in Michamvi Kae, this is this spot to work from.
In this episode I partake in small talk at the hostel and learn how hot it can get in Mungu, Zambia.
In this episode, I talk to Vuyiso Tshabalala who shares how she has learned to travel light
In this episode, I take a dala dala to Stonetown and watch a Swahili dubbed James Bond film.
In this episode I take a dala dala to Jambiani and one thing about public transport in Zanzibar is that they will play the music.
In this episode I work from Drifters Hostel in Paje. The monkey wasn't there but the music slap hard!
In this episode, I visit and hangout at a construction site where the guys are building a hotel
In this episode, I take a morning walk and fall in love with the birds. I mean who wouldn't?
In this episode I work from Milele Lodge. Lovely tunes, atmosphere and the internet is somewhat stable.
In this episode, Mr Kite shares why you should visit Paje beach when you are in Zanzibar.
In this episode I attended a karaoke night at Oleza Boutique Hotel. I learnt some Russian and the vodka was good.
In this episode, I tune into the local radio to get a taste of sounds and improve my swahili.
in this episode I talk with Mohamed the F&B Manager at Konokono Beach Resort who shares how COVID19 has changed the way he works
In this episode the birds show off. One thing I didn't expect from MIchamvi Kae was the amount of birds that re here.
In this episode I, Regina, Andre and Jackie are in conversation with Babou a kite surfing in Paje, Zanzibar on how the whole thing works,
In this episode I take a dala dala from Stonetown to Michamvi Kae and it is playing some gems
In this episode I talk with Andre who shares some of his holiday highlights and what COVID19 has taught him.
In this episode I experiment a FIFA World Cup Project Idea that I pitched to Aljezzera. I think I will just go with it.
In this episode I watched the sunset and managed to witness a beachside birthday celebration
In this episode I talk to Kanya who has been slowly travelling Africa and she shares her thoughts on how the journey has been s far.
In this episode I try Trench Town Restaurant in Michamvi Kae with Regina, Jackie and Andre
In this episode I work from Wakanda and the guys putting the jipsum boards are on that amapiano tip as well. DJ Perez has this side of the island on lock.
In this episode I worked from Mangrove Bar and Restaurant. Was pleasantly surprised with how calm it is when it is not party party.
In this episode Z from Maru Maru Hotel in Stonetown, Zanzibar shares how COVID-19 has changed the way they work.
In this episode I was walking down the road and the kids are consumed by the amapiano vibe
In this episode I am at Wakanda Explorations and testing if the floors are safe enough to walk on
In this episode I work from Sagando Hostel & Bungalows in Michamvi Kae, Zanzibar and it's truly amapiano to the world
In this episode Jackie Banda shares her experience of Chembe Village and what she thinks .
There are a lot of churches that are popping up everywhere in Bulawayo. In this episode I attend one and this is a recording of it.
In this episode I talk to Carl Joshua Ncube about COVID19 as well as the restaurant that you need to try out when you are in Bulawayo.
In this episode Eric a tour guide from Stonetown shares his COVID19 experience and the one thing you need to do when you get to Zanzibar
In this episode I speak with Will & Shika who share their experience of moving to Malawi during COVID-19 and their thoughts on the country so far.
In this episode I talk to Peter a tour guide from Chembe VIllage about his COVID19 experience.
Okay. Listen for yourself. We have to do a DJ residency in these tourist towns/resorts because WOW!
In this episode I talked to Jackson a craftsman in Chembe Village on the impact that COVID-19 has had on their business.
Had to record and share this. It gave me Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation Radio 1 vibes before the rebrand.
In this episode I talk to Christopher at Hiccups Pub in Chembe on how COVID19 has changed the way that he travels around Malawi.
In this episode I talk to Mariah the owner of Nest Haven Hostel in Dar es Salaam on who COVID-19 has changed the way she does business.
In this episode I talk to Gibson a driver who plies the Karonga to Songwe Border route on how COVID-19 has changed the way people travel through the border.
Listening to the football on the radio is always exciting. Forgot to as which teams playing. This was recorded in a taxi heading to Lilongwe.
In this episode I talk to Jacqueline Chimwemwe who shares her experience in Chembe Village and what she thinks you must try out.
In this episode Overtone shares how COVID19 has affected the tourism and fishing industry in Chembe Village and he shares solutions he thinks government should implement to improve the lives of people
In this episode I talk to Joseph a manger at Kayak Africa on how COVID-19 has impacted their business
In this episode I talked to Prince Sivalo from Magriza Made me cook on COVID10, and the potential of culinary tourism in Zimbabwe.
In this episode I talk to Peacemaker Ncube who shares how COVID has showed that you can never plan for the future but can live now to make the future.
This episode is a tech talk delivered by to the Victoria Nxumalo at Uncommon (a coworking & incubator space) in Emganwini, Bulawayo
In this episode I talk to Solomon & Palesa who are on a museum date on how COVID has impacted them.
In this episode I speak to Phineas Chauke the Regional Marketing officer at the National Natural History Museum in Bulawayo on how COVID-19 has impacted their operations.
In this episode I talk to Lisa Ndlovu who shares why she thinks Bulawayo is the best city to visit in Zimbabwe.
In this episode Gidiza shares how COVID-19 has pushed him to follow through on his dreams
In this episode I talked to Breone Sibanda who shares how COVID-19 has taught her to think on her feet and be brave.
In this episode Kelvin Mhlanga share his thoughts on COVID-19 and how it has forced him to change and adapt to the new normal.
For my first recording of 2022, I talked Sipho Ndebele who shares his thoughts on COVID-19 and the what future the holds.
In this episode I talk to Gilmore Tee who share his thoughts on COVID19 and one thing you must do in Bulawayo.
In this episode I visited George Masarira’s art studio at The National Art Gallery of Zimbabwe In Bulawayo and we talk how COVID-19 has impacted his art practice.
In his episode I speak to Leroy Kanhukwane; Bekithemba Moyo; Blessings Sibanda; and Thabo Ndlovu who share their thoughts on COVID-19 and the future of work.
In this episode I talk to W Munetsi who shares his thoughts on COVID-19. One of the episodes that I enjoyed recording.
In this episode, I checked out Gibixhegu Beer Garden in Entumbane, Bulawayo and these are some of the vibes from there.
In this episode I chat with Angela Mason, the marketing and sales exec at Nottingham Estate on how COVID-19 has impacted the way she works.
In this episode I explore Nottingham Estate with Ozzie. We talked about covid-19, 4wd skills needed to conquer the road as well as why you should visit.
In this episode Eric from AM Lodge & Restaurant at Manyeleti Game Reserve shares his experience with COVID-19
In this episode I am joined by Roberto, Caroline, Mari and we talk about our experience at Manyeleti Game Reserve.
In this episode Carolynee takes us on a tour of The Canine Research Group located near Hoedspruit.
In this episode Godfrey, Asanda, Thobile & Wendy share some of the lessons that COVID-19 has taught them.
A live recording of a talk by Amafu Heritage about rock art in Cathkin Valley, Drakensburg
In this episode I talk to Tatenda at a rest stop on my way to Durban and he shares what COVID-19 has taught him.
In this episode I talk to Lezzile and she shares her experience and thoughts around COVID-19
In this episode I joined Lezzile on a tour of GROSVENOR HOUSE. A house originally built by Christian Ludolph Neethling in 1782, Grosvenor House was added to by successive owners until it reached its present appearance in 1803.
In this episode I walk with Jaylene, a site guide at the Stellenbosch Village Museum as she shows me Blettermanhuis & Grosvenor House.
In this episode Lorenzo shares how COVID-19 affected them at the Stellenbosch Village Museum
In this episode Justice, the owner of Justice's Coffee in Stellenbosch shares how COVID-19 has made him think out of the box
In this episode Timothy, Leeandre, Joshua & Andre share some the lessons they have learnt from COVID-19
In this episode Mervin shares his thoughts on COVID-19 and why you should visit the Rupert Museum in Stellenbosch
In this episode Oratile shares how COVID-19 has showed him that family is important and special
In this episode I talk to Ndikhumbule who shares how COVID-19 has taught him to be patient with himself
in this episode Tyron shares why life is not guaranteed as it can be taken away at any time
In this episode I talked Mike who shares why it is important to improvise, adapt and overcome whatever is thrown at you.
In this episode I talked to Hano, who has been travelling Southern Africa for a while and he shares his thoughts.
In this episode I talked to Jared who shares why he now appreciates in person contact more than ever.
In this episode I talked to Ella who share why we should slow down and focus on what is happening now
I gave a guest lecture to the honours visual studies at Stellenbosch Academy of Art & Design's Couch Sessions on the future of African travel. s/o to Tigere Mavura and the academy for the invite to share my thoughts.
In this episode I talked to Ayanda & Zukile, on what COVID -19 has taught the. BTW first attempt at recording in xhosa.
In this episode I talked to Aaron, on of the founders of the Other Records a few days before they closed down one of the coolest holes in Obs, Cape Town.
In this episode, I talk to Atiyahh Khan and she shares why you should nurture your community
In this episode Sipho talks about why knowledge is important. this episode has chaotic energy.
In this episode Stebba shares why he thinks you should visit Ukhamba Beerwork when you are in Cape Town South Africa
In this episode I talk to John from Sea Point, Cape Town on what COVID-19 has taught him and what you should do when you get to his part of the world
In this episode Nicole shares why you should visit uKhamba Beerworx when you are in Cape Town.
In this episode Mazwi shares why you should visit uKhamba Beerworx when you are in Cape Town
In this episode Zintle shares why you should visit ukhamba beerworx when you are in Cape Town, South Africa
In this episode Lizzle & James share why you should visit uKhamba Beerworx when you are in Cape Town, South Africa.
In this episode Zinhle shares why you should visit uKhamba Beerworx the next time you are in Cape Town, South Africa.
In this episode Zilungile shares why you should visit Ukhamba Beerworx the next time you are in Cape Town, South Africa.
In this episode William shares why you should visit uKhamba Beerworx, next time you are in Cape Town, South Africa.
In this episode Vito shares why you should visit uKhamba Beerworx when in Cape Town, South Africa
In this episode Twenty share why you should visit Ukhamba Beerworx when you are in Cape Town, South Africa.
In this epsiode Tinashe shares why you should visit Ukhamba Beerworx when you are in Cape Town, South Africa.
In this episode Sindi shares why she thinks you need to visit Ukhamba Beerwork when you are in Cape Town, South Africa.
In this episode I talked Shezzy who shares why you should visit Ukhamba Beerwork when you are in Cape Town, South Africa.
I this episode I talked to Sesh who shares why he thinks you should visit Ukhamba Beerwork whenever you are in Cape Town.
In this episode I talked to Sibu who shares why she thinks you need to visit Ukhamba Beerworx whenever you are in Cape Town, South Africa.
In this episode I had a conversation with Petang who shares why he thinks you should visit Ukhamba Beerworx when you are in Cape Town, South Africa.
In this episode I chat with Lufezo who is embarking on a 67 day walk from Qunu, Eastern Cape to Cape Town, Western Cape to bring awareness, support and collaborate with local communities as part of his charity walk #Walk67WithJigga and how COVID-19 has impacted me.
In this episode I talked Mlondolozi who shares why you should visit Ukhamba when you are in Cape Town, South Africa
In this episode I talked to Luthando who shares why he thinks you should visit Ukhamba the next time you are in Cape Town, South Afica
In this episode I talked to Bashier on starting a business during COVID-19 and what it means to open for sit down dinners after the constant lockdowns.
In this episode I talked to Itumeleng & Micheal who shared why they think you should visit Ukhamba Brewery when you visit Cape Town
In this episode I talked to Zak and he shared the one place that you will need to visit when you are in Cape Town, South Africa.
In this episode I talked to Martin & Emma about backpacking and travelling in South Africa during COVID-19 pandemic.
In this episode I talk to Badge from Stateless on Long Street who shares how COVID-19 has affected him.
In this episode I talked to Gerald who shared why he thinks Africana Cafe is the best Western African food joint in Cape Town.
In this episode I talked to Andre on what it means to open for alcohol sales after the constant lockdowns.
In this episode I talked to Conrad from 255 Architects on why you need to visit Long Street when you are in Cape Town.
In this episode I speak to Shelly, a solo traveller from Israel on why you need to let yourself be free and explore Africa.
In this episode I speak to Fazlan Ferguson on why you should support local businesses, building friendships and why you should visit Bo Kaap on your nect trip to Cape Town South Africa.
In this episode Lilitha, Dimpho & Simphiwe share why they attended First Thursday and why you should too.
I walked around First Thursday in Cape Town and Fernando from Chile share why you need to visit as well.
In this episode I talked to Langa who shared why he thinks you should visit Cape Town now.
In this episode I talked to Leonie Andereya, curator at Radisson Red V&A Waterfront, Cape Town.
In this episode I talk to Jabulani who runs a food truck at Cape Town's Company Gardens. Visit and support whenever you are in the city.
In this episode Shebba shares her thoughts on Ukhamba, it's growth and her favourite beer.
In this episode I talked to Uvile and he shares some thoughts on why people need to visit Sharon's Cafe in Woodstock, Cape Town.
In this episode Imihle shares why he thinks you should visit Sharon's Cafe in Woodstock, Cape Town.
In this episode Ben shares why the state capture will knock you out. Lol. Not the Guptas
In this episode I spoke to Hitesh from Kapoocka on how COVID-19 has impacted him and his business as well as why you need to visit his shop at Makers Landing at the V&A Waterfront.
In this episode I talked to Moses from Coffee By Moses on how COVID-19 has impacted him and his business as well as why you should visit his shop at Makers Landing, V&A Waterfront.
In this episode I talked to Faiz on how COVID-19 has impacted him and why you should visit his shop at Makers Landing at the V&A Waterfront.
In this episode Cuma shares his thoughts on how Ukhamba has managed to keep the experience the same through out the years.
In this episode Mpho shares why Ukhamba is very easy on the tongue and smooth on the throat
We asked attendees on the opening day of the Circle AVA 50 Collectors Exhibition why they think people should visit the exhibition. In this episode we talk to Thandi.
About the exhibition
This exhibition explores some of the history of the AVA through archival material, through artworks represented in members' collections, and through new work by contemporary artists who have contributed to the success of the organisation. Audiences are offered a glimpse into South African art history, into tastes in art over time, shifting perspective, and changes in society.
Words by Carlyn Strydom - CuratorDates: 24 July - 26 August 2021
Participating Artists:Igshaan Adams, Willie Bester, Patrick Bongoy, Steven Cohen, Stephen E Conradie, Bonolo Kavula, William Kentridge, Dorothee Kreutzfeldt, Tracy Megan, Clare Menck, Siwa Mgoboza, Ronald Muchatuta, Claudette Schreuders, Jill Trappler, Mandla Vanyaza, Sue Williamson, Max Wolpe.
We asked attendees on the opening day of the Circle AVA 50 Collectors Exhibition why they think people should visit the exhibition. In this episode we talk to Anthea.
About the exhibitionThis exhibition explores some of the history of the AVA through archival material, through artworks represented in members' collections, and through new work by contemporary artists who have contributed to the success of the organisation. Audiences are offered a glimpse into South African art history, into tastes in art over time, shifting perspective, and changes in society.
Words by Carlyn Strydom - CuratorDates: 24 July - 26 August 2021
Participating Artists:Igshaan Adams, Willie Bester, Patrick Bongoy, Steven Cohen, Stephen E Conradie, Bonolo Kavula, William Kentridge, Dorothee Kreutzfeldt, Tracy Megan, Clare Menck, Siwa Mgoboza, Ronald Muchatuta, Claudette Schreuders, Jill Trappler, Mandla Vanyaza, Sue Williamson, Max Wolpe.
We asked attendees on the opening day of the Circle AVA 50 Collectors Exhibition why they think people should visit the exhibition. In this episode we talk to Anthony.
About the exhibitionThis exhibition explores some of the history of the AVA through archival material, through artworks represented in members' collections, and through new work by contemporary artists who have contributed to the success of the organisation. Audiences are offered a glimpse into South African art history, into tastes in art over time, shifting perspective, and changes in society.
Words by Carlyn Strydom - CuratorDates: 24 July - 26 August 2021
Participating Artists:Igshaan Adams, Willie Bester, Patrick Bongoy, Steven Cohen, Stephen E Conradie, Bonolo Kavula, William Kentridge, Dorothee Kreutzfeldt, Tracy Megan, Clare Menck, Siwa Mgoboza, Ronald Muchatuta, Claudette Schreuders, Jill Trappler, Mandla Vanyaza, Sue Williamson, Max Wolpe.
We asked attendees on the opening day of the Circle AVA 50 Collectors Exhibition why they think people should visit the exhibition. In this episode we talk to Bonolo Kavula.
About the exhibitionThis exhibition explores some of the history of the AVA through archival material, through artworks represented in members' collections, and through new work by contemporary artists who have contributed to the success of the organisation. Audiences are offered a glimpse into South African art history, into tastes in art over time, shifting perspective, and changes in society.
Words by Carlyn Strydom - CuratorDates: 24 July - 26 August 2021
Participating Artists:Igshaan Adams, Willie Bester, Patrick Bongoy, Steven Cohen, Stephen E Conradie, Bonolo Kavula, William Kentridge, Dorothee Kreutzfeldt, Tracy Megan, Clare Menck, Siwa Mgoboza, Ronald Muchatuta, Claudette Schreuders, Jill Trappler, Mandla Vanyaza, Sue Williamson, Max Wolpe.
We asked attendees on the opening day of the Circle AVA 50 Collectors Exhibition why they think people should visit the exhibition. In this episode we talk to Cumisa.
About the exhibitionThis exhibition explores some of the history of the AVA through archival material, through artworks represented in members' collections, and through new work by contemporary artists who have contributed to the success of the organisation. Audiences are offered a glimpse into South African art history, into tastes in art over time, shifting perspective, and changes in society.
Words by Carlyn Strydom - CuratorDates: 24 July - 26 August 2021
Participating Artists:Igshaan Adams, Willie Bester, Patrick Bongoy, Steven Cohen, Stephen E Conradie, Bonolo Kavula, William Kentridge, Dorothee Kreutzfeldt, Tracy Megan, Clare Menck, Siwa Mgoboza, Ronald Muchatuta, Claudette Schreuders, Jill Trappler, Mandla Vanyaza, Sue Williamson, Max Wolpe.
We asked attendees on the opening day of the Circle AVA 50 Collectors Exhibition why they think people should visit the exhibition. In this episode we talk to Emmanuel.
About the exhibitionThis exhibition explores some of the history of the AVA through archival material, through artworks represented in members' collections, and through new work by contemporary artists who have contributed to the success of the organisation. Audiences are offered a glimpse into South African art history, into tastes in art over time, shifting perspective, and changes in society.
Words by Carlyn Strydom - CuratorDates: 24 July - 26 August 2021
Participating Artists:Igshaan Adams, Willie Bester, Patrick Bongoy, Steven Cohen, Stephen E Conradie, Bonolo Kavula, William Kentridge, Dorothee Kreutzfeldt, Tracy Megan, Clare Menck, Siwa Mgoboza, Ronald Muchatuta, Claudette Schreuders, Jill Trappler, Mandla Vanyaza, Sue Williamson, Max Wolpe.
We asked attendees on the opening day of the Circle AVA 50 Collectors Exhibition why they think people should visit the exhibition. In this episode we talk to Frank.
About the exhibitionThis exhibition explores some of the history of the AVA through archival material, through artworks represented in members' collections, and through new work by contemporary artists who have contributed to the success of the organisation. Audiences are offered a glimpse into South African art history, into tastes in art over time, shifting perspective, and changes in society.
Words by Carlyn Strydom - CuratorDates: 24 July - 26 August 2021
Participating Artists:Igshaan Adams, Willie Bester, Patrick Bongoy, Steven Cohen, Stephen E Conradie, Bonolo Kavula, William Kentridge, Dorothee Kreutzfeldt, Tracy Megan, Clare Menck, Siwa Mgoboza, Ronald Muchatuta, Claudette Schreuders, Jill Trappler, Mandla Vanyaza, Sue Williamson, Max Wolpe.
We asked attendees on the opening day of the Circle AVA 50 Collectors Exhibition why they think people should visit the exhibition. In this episode we talk to Jill Trappler.
About the exhibitionThis exhibition explores some of the history of the AVA through archival material, through artworks represented in members' collections, and through new work by contemporary artists who have contributed to the success of the organisation. Audiences are offered a glimpse into South African art history, into tastes in art over time, shifting perspective, and changes in society.
Words by Carlyn Strydom - CuratorDates: 24 July - 26 August 2021
Participating Artists: Igshaan Adams, Willie Bester, Patrick Bongoy, Steven Cohen, Stephen E Conradie, Bonolo Kavula, William Kentridge, Dorothee Kreutzfeldt, Tracy Megan, Clare Menck, Siwa Mgoboza, Ronald Muchatuta, Claudette Schreuders, Jill Trappler, Mandla Vanyaza, Sue Williamson, Max Wolpe.
We asked attendees on the opening day of the Circle AVA 50 Collectors Exhibition why they think people should visit the exhibition. In this episode we talk to Kate from Culture Connect.
About the exhibitionThis exhibition explores some of the history of the AVA through archival material, through artworks represented in members' collections, and through new work by contemporary artists who have contributed to the success of the organisation. Audiences are offered a glimpse into South African art history, into tastes in art over time, shifting perspective, and changes in society.
Words by Carlyn Strydom - CuratorDates: 24 July - 26 August 2021
Participating Artists:Igshaan Adams, Willie Bester, Patrick Bongoy, Steven Cohen, Stephen E Conradie, Bonolo Kavula, William Kentridge, Dorothee Kreutzfeldt, Tracy Megan, Clare Menck, Siwa Mgoboza, Ronald Muchatuta, Claudette Schreuders, Jill Trappler, Mandla Vanyaza, Sue Williamson, Max Wolpe.
We asked attendees on the opening day of the Circle AVA 50 Collectors Exhibition why they think people should visit the exhibition. In this episode we talk to Kita & Zina.
About the exhibitionThis exhibition explores some of the history of the AVA through archival material, through artworks represented in members' collections, and through new work by contemporary artists who have contributed to the success of the organisation. Audiences are offered a glimpse into South African art history, into tastes in art over time, shifting perspective, and changes in society.
Words by Carlyn Strydom - CuratorDates: 24 July - 26 August 2021
Participating Artists:Igshaan Adams, Willie Bester, Patrick Bongoy, Steven Cohen, Stephen E Conradie, Bonolo Kavula, William Kentridge, Dorothee Kreutzfeldt, Tracy Megan, Clare Menck, Siwa Mgoboza, Ronald Muchatuta, Claudette Schreuders, Jill Trappler, Mandla Vanyaza, Sue Williamson, Max Wolpe.
We asked attendees on the opening day of the Circle AVA 50 Collectors Exhibition why they think people should visit the exhibition. In this episode we talk to Lionel.
About the exhibitionThis exhibition explores some of the history of the AVA through archival material, through artworks represented in members' collections, and through new work by contemporary artists who have contributed to the success of the organisation. Audiences are offered a glimpse into South African art history, into tastes in art over time, shifting perspective, and changes in society.
Words by Carlyn Strydom - CuratorDates: 24 July - 26 August 2021
Participating Artists:Igshaan Adams, Willie Bester, Patrick Bongoy, Steven Cohen, Stephen E Conradie, Bonolo Kavula, William Kentridge, Dorothee Kreutzfeldt, Tracy Megan, Clare Menck, Siwa Mgoboza, Ronald Muchatuta, Claudette Schreuders, Jill Trappler, Mandla Vanyaza, Sue Williamson, Max Wolpe.
We asked attendees on the opening day of the Circle AVA 50 Collectors Exhibition why they think people should visit the exhibition. In this episode we talk to Lizzelle.
About the exhibitionThis exhibition explores some of the history of the AVA through archival material, through artworks represented in members' collections, and through new work by contemporary artists who have contributed to the success of the organisation. Audiences are offered a glimpse into South African art history, into tastes in art over time, shifting perspective, and changes in society.
Words by Carlyn Strydom - CuratorDates: 24 July - 26 August 2021
Participating Artists:Igshaan Adams, Willie Bester, Patrick Bongoy, Steven Cohen, Stephen E Conradie, Bonolo Kavula, William Kentridge, Dorothee Kreutzfeldt, Tracy Megan, Clare Menck, Siwa Mgoboza, Ronald Muchatuta, Claudette Schreuders, Jill Trappler, Mandla Vanyaza, Sue Williamson, Max Wolpe.
We asked attendees on the opening day of the Circle AVA 50 Collectors Exhibition why they think people should visit the exhibition. In this episode we talk to Mary.
About the exhibition:This exhibition explores some of the history of the AVA through archival material, through artworks represented in members' collections, and through new work by contemporary artists who have contributed to the success of the organisation. Audiences are offered a glimpse into South African art history, into tastes in art over time, shifting perspective, and changes in society.
Words by Carlyn Strydom - Curator
Dates: 24 July - 26 August 2021
Participating Artists:Igshaan Adams, Willie Bester, Patrick Bongoy, Steven Cohen, Stephen E Conradie, Bonolo Kavula, William Kentridge, Dorothee Kreutzfeldt, Tracy Megan, Clare Menck, Siwa Mgoboza, Ronald Muchatuta, Claudette Schreuders, Jill Trappler, Mandla Vanyaza, Sue Williamson, Max Wolpe.
We asked attendees on the opening day of the Circle AVA 50 Collectors Exhibition why they think people should visit the exhibition. In this episode we talk to Mirjam.
About the exhibitionThis exhibition explores some of the history of the AVA through archival material, through artworks represented in members' collections, and through new work by contemporary artists who have contributed to the success of the organisation. Audiences are offered a glimpse into South African art history, into tastes in art over time, shifting perspective, and changes in society.
Words by Carlyn Strydom - Curator
Dates: 24 July - 26 August 2021
Participating Artists:Igshaan Adams, Willie Bester, Patrick Bongoy, Steven Cohen, Stephen E Conradie, Bonolo Kavula, William Kentridge, Dorothee Kreutzfeldt, Tracy Megan, Clare Menck, Siwa Mgoboza, Ronald Muchatuta, Claudette Schreuders, Jill Trappler, Mandla Vanyaza, Sue Williamson, Max Wolpe.
We asked attendees on the opening day of the Circle AVA 50 Collectors Exhibition why they think people should visit the exhibition. In this episode we talk to Rene.
About the exhibitionThis exhibition explores some of the history of the AVA through archival material, through artworks represented in members' collections, and through new work by contemporary artists who have contributed to the success of the organisation. Audiences are offered a glimpse into South African art history, into tastes in art over time, shifting perspective, and changes in society.
Words by Carlyn Strydom - Curator
Dates: 24 July - 26 August 2021
Participating Artists:Igshaan Adams, Willie Bester, Patrick Bongoy, Steven Cohen, Stephen E Conradie, Bonolo Kavula, William Kentridge, Dorothee Kreutzfeldt, Tracy Megan, Clare Menck, Siwa Mgoboza, Ronald Muchatuta, Claudette Schreuders, Jill Trappler, Mandla Vanyaza, Sue Williamson, Max Wolpe.
We asked attendees on the opening day of the Circle AVA 50 Collectors Exhibition why they think people should visit the exhibition. In this episode we talk to Sarah.
About the exhibitionThis exhibition explores some of the history of the AVA through archival material, through artworks represented in members' collections, and through new work by contemporary artists who have contributed to the success of the organisation. Audiences are offered a glimpse into South African art history, into tastes in art over time, shifting perspective, and changes in society.
Words by Carlyn Strydom - Curator
Dates: 24 July - 26 August 2021
Participating Artists:Igshaan Adams, Willie Bester, Patrick Bongoy, Steven Cohen, Stephen E Conradie, Bonolo Kavula, William Kentridge, Dorothee Kreutzfeldt, Tracy Megan, Clare Menck, Siwa Mgoboza, Ronald Muchatuta, Claudette Schreuders, Jill Trappler, Mandla Vanyaza, Sue Williamson, Max Wolpe.
We asked attendees on the opening day of the Circle AVA 50 Collectors Exhibition why they think people should visit the exhibition. In this episode we talk to Sam.
About the exhibition
This exhibition explores some of the history of the AVA through archival material, through artworks represented in members' collections, and through new work by contemporary artists who have contributed to the success of the organisation. Audiences are offered a glimpse into South African art history, into tastes in art over time, shifting perspective, and changes in society.
Words by Carlyn Strydom - Curator
Dates: 24 July - 26 August 2021
Participating Artists:
Igshaan Adams, Willie Bester, Patrick Bongoy, Steven Cohen, Stephen E Conradie, Bonolo Kavula, William Kentridge, Dorothee Kreutzfeldt, Tracy Megan, Clare Menck, Siwa Mgoboza, Ronald Muchatuta, Claudette Schreuders, Jill Trappler, Mandla Vanyaza, Sue Williamson, Max Wolpe.
We asked attendees on the opening day of the Circle AVA 50 Collectors Exhibition why they think people should visit the exhibition. In this episode we talk to Ronald Muchatuta.
About the exhibitionThis exhibition explores some of the history of the AVA through archival material, through artworks represented in members' collections, and through new work by contemporary artists who have contributed to the success of the organisation. Audiences are offered a glimpse into South African art history, into tastes in art over time, shifting perspective, and changes in society.
Words by Carlyn Strydom - Curator
Dates: 24 July - 26 August 2021
Participating Artists:Igshaan Adams, Willie Bester, Patrick Bongoy, Steven Cohen, Stephen E Conradie, Bonolo Kavula, William Kentridge, Dorothee Kreutzfeldt, Tracy Megan, Clare Menck, Siwa Mgoboza, Ronald Muchatuta, Claudette Schreuders, Jill Trappler, Mandla Vanyaza, Sue Williamson, Max Wolpe.
We asked attendees on the opening day of the Circle AVA 50 Collectors Exhibition why they think people should visit the exhibition. In this episode we talk to Shamala.
About the exhibitionThis exhibition explores some of the history of the AVA through archival material, through artworks represented in members' collections, and through new work by contemporary artists who have contributed to the success of the organisation. Audiences are offered a glimpse into South African art history, into tastes in art over time, shifting perspective, and changes in society.
Words by Carlyn Strydom - CuratorDates: 24 July - 26 August 2021
Participating Artists:Igshaan Adams, Willie Bester, Patrick Bongoy, Steven Cohen, Stephen E Conradie, Bonolo Kavula, William Kentridge, Dorothee Kreutzfeldt, Tracy Megan, Clare Menck, Siwa Mgoboza, Ronald Muchatuta, Claudette Schreuders, Jill Trappler, Mandla Vanyaza, Sue Williamson, Max Wolpe.
We asked attendees on the opening day of the Circle AVA 50 Collectors Exhibition why they think people should visit the exhibition. In this episode we talk to Tamani.
About the exhibitionThis exhibition explores some of the history of the AVA through archival material, through artworks represented in members' collections, and through new work by contemporary artists who have contributed to the success of the organisation. Audiences are offered a glimpse into South African art history, into tastes in art over time, shifting perspective, and changes in society.
Words by Carlyn Strydom - Curator
Dates: 24 July - 26 August 2021
Participating Artists: Igshaan Adams, Willie Bester, Patrick Bongoy, Steven Cohen, Stephen E Conradie, Bonolo Kavula, William Kentridge, Dorothee Kreutzfeldt, Tracy Megan, Clare Menck, Siwa Mgoboza, Ronald Muchatuta, Claudette Schreuders, Jill Trappler, Mandla Vanyaza, Sue Williamson, Max Wolpe.
We had a conversation with Kimton from Nauticat Charters about COVID-19 and what it means to travel now.
COVID-19 has taken the tourism and hospitality industries by storm. The coronavirus outbreak is now obliterating demand for travel across the entire world and affecting business everywhere. Like everyone else on planet Earth, tourism & hospitality businesses are still in a phase of deeply uncomfortable uncertainty, especially about how long the war might last. In this episode, we talk to small business owners about the key challenges, crisis management strategies and solutions that they are using to navigate through these turbulent times.