Zama Nteyi
Reporter at Daily Sun (South Africa)
INqama is an independent online publication focussing on arts, legal news, labour, culture and current affairs.
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1 day ago |
sundayworld.co.za | Zama Nteyi
Today, Sunday World can reveal that the South African Music Industry Council (Samic), which claims to represent the South African music industry, has been deregistered due to non-compliance. Samic was registered with the Companies and Intellectual Property Commission (CIPC) in June 2019. A source disclosed that the council is not even listed as a non-profit organisation (NPO) with the Department of Social Development.
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2 days ago |
sundayworld.co.za | Zama Nteyi
The Department of Sports, Arts, and Culture has apologised and finally approved payment for kwaito legend Winnie Khumalo’s funeral. The funds were authorised on April 15, about three months after Khumalo’s funeral took place at the Protea South Multipurpose Hall in Soweto on January 18. In an email to the Khumalo family, the department apologised for the delay and assured them that the funds would be paid in the current financial year.
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3 days ago |
sundayworld.co.za | Zama Nteyi
An ugly war is brewing between the Southern African Music Rights Organisation (Samro) and the music industry. At the centre of this conflict are a series of allegations against Samro, including a R60-million scandal, the controversial sale of its building, and lost royalties. In a scathing letter on Tuesday, the EFF called for Samro board members to be vetted and questioned the directors’ ethical leadership.
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3 days ago |
sundayworld.co.za | Zama Nteyi
The Southern African Music Rights Organisation (Samro) is allegedly planning to sell its head office building without having consulted its members, according to information that was leaked by some of the concerned board members. The building in question is located at number 20 De Korte Street in Braamfontein, Johannesburg. These board members, who preferred to remain anonymous, told Sunday World that the matter was extensively discussed during a recent board meeting.
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6 days ago |
sundayworld.co.za | Zama Nteyi
Popular traditional healer, reality TV star and cast member Bhongolethu “Dr Khehlelezi” Mzozo has revealed the truth behind the reality show Thinah singoZungu. The show, which is said to reflect the real life of ordained pastor and gospel singer Thina Zungu, has come under fire after an episode where Mzozo blindfolded Zungu and his friends and took them to a strip club.
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