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Johannesburg to host Jozi aMuse Festival of Museums
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The City of Johannesburg will host The Jozi aMuse Festival of Museums from the 20th of May, offering an immersive cultural experience, including a "Routes of Resistance" Soweto tour, gallery visits and evening events.
The curated, citywide experience brings together Johannesburg’s leading museums, galleries and cultural spaces into one connected cultural moment through a scenic City Sightseeing Bus journey over 4 days.
The festival will include site visits and tours to Constitution Hill, Wits Art Museum, and Museum Africa among others.
The curated, citywide experience brings together Johannesburg’s leading museums, galleries and cultural spaces into one connected cultural moment through a scenic City Sightseeing Bus journey over 4 days.
The festival will include site visits and tours to Constitution Hill, Wits Art Museum, and Museum Africa among others.
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Africa Rising Music Conference returns to Johannesburg
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The Africa Rising Music Conference returns to Constitution Hill in Johannesburg this weekend, bringing together artists, music executives, policymakers, brands and cultural leaders from across Africa and the world.
As one of the continent’s leading music and creative industry gatherings, the event continues to drive conversations around the future of African music through innovation, collaboration and cultural exchange.
This year’s programme will feature conference sessions, workshops, networking opportunities, music technology showcases and live performances over two nights, designed to strengthen connections across the industry.
The programme will place a spotlight on the rapid growth and cultural relevance of regional African genres.
As one of the continent’s leading music and creative industry gatherings, the event continues to drive conversations around the future of African music through innovation, collaboration and cultural exchange.
This year’s programme will feature conference sessions, workshops, networking opportunities, music technology showcases and live performances over two nights, designed to strengthen connections across the industry.
The programme will place a spotlight on the rapid growth and cultural relevance of regional African genres.
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Cape Town, Zimbabwe and Namibia unite to boost tourism
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A new tourism partnership between Cape Town, Zimbabwe and Namibia is set to strengthen regional travel and position Southern Africa as a more competitive global tourism destination.
Cape Town Tourism says the strategic agreement aims to boost regional collaboration through joint marketing efforts and improved cross-border travel experiences for international visitors.
Mayoral Committee Member for Economic Growth and Tourism, James Vos, says the initiative is designed to encourage longer visitor stays and increased tourism spending through multi-country travel packages and shared digital campaigns.
Cape Town Tourism says the strategic agreement aims to boost regional collaboration through joint marketing efforts and improved cross-border travel experiences for international visitors.
Mayoral Committee Member for Economic Growth and Tourism, James Vos, says the initiative is designed to encourage longer visitor stays and increased tourism spending through multi-country travel packages and shared digital campaigns.
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