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Alberton Rugby Club launches Girls' recruitment drive
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The Alberton Rugby Club is encouraging more girl children to get involved in rugby, with the club's recruitment now open to players aged 13 and older.
The Club is inviting young women in the community to get involved in the sport in a fun and supportive environment.
The recruitment drive aims to grow the club's girls' team while promoting the sport as a way to stay active, build confidence and develop teamwork.
The initiative forms part of a wider push to grow women’s and girls’ rugby at community club level across Gauteng.
Training takes place on Tuesday and Thursday evenings at the Alberton Rugby Club grounds.
The Club is inviting young women in the community to get involved in the sport in a fun and supportive environment.
The recruitment drive aims to grow the club's girls' team while promoting the sport as a way to stay active, build confidence and develop teamwork.
The initiative forms part of a wider push to grow women’s and girls’ rugby at community club level across Gauteng.
Training takes place on Tuesday and Thursday evenings at the Alberton Rugby Club grounds.
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Palesa Kadi appointed National Arts Festival CEO
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The National Arts Festival has officially appointed Palesa Kadi as its new Chief Executive Officer from the 1st of August.
The announcement was made during the closing weekend of the National Arts Festival in Makhanda in the Eastern Cape, which drew robust audiences to a packed programme that featured local and international productions.
Kadi brings over two decades of experience across the cultural and creative economy, with an extensive background that spans heritage, broadcasting regulation and strategic communications.
Kadi says the province is rich in talent and culture,
and sats the festival provides a platform for the world to experience the diversity and creativity of South African artists.
The announcement was made during the closing weekend of the National Arts Festival in Makhanda in the Eastern Cape, which drew robust audiences to a packed programme that featured local and international productions.
Kadi brings over two decades of experience across the cultural and creative economy, with an extensive background that spans heritage, broadcasting regulation and strategic communications.
Kadi says the province is rich in talent and culture,
and sats the festival provides a platform for the world to experience the diversity and creativity of South African artists.
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Junior Portrait Awards celebrate emerging artistic talent
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The winners of this year's Junior Portrait Awards have been announced at the Rust-en-Vrede Gallery in Cape Town.
The awards celebrated the work of young and emerging portrait artists while recognising the importance of nurturing creative talent through mentorship and professional development opportunities.
The initiative helps to bridge gaps by opening pathways to further study, exhibitions and professional networks.
The awards celebrated the work of young and emerging portrait artists while recognising the importance of nurturing creative talent through mentorship and professional development opportunities.
The initiative helps to bridge gaps by opening pathways to further study, exhibitions and professional networks.
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