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Dancer, choreographer, teacher and mentor – Luyanda Sidiya (31) – has been named by the National Arts Festival as the 2015 Standard Bank Young Artist for Dance.
Lungelo Mpangase is one of the most talented actresses in Mzansi.
Born in the Vaal Triangle, South of Johannesburg, dancer, choreographer, teacher and mentor- Luyanda Sidiya (31) – has been named by the.

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One Voice: An African Celebration is nation building stuff

Posted onOctober 1, 2012bymoirads

MTN sponsor local music. One of the projects they sponsor is the BTE Vo1ss concert series for public celebration of special days. Heritage Day brought about a celebration of our common African heritage. It was fabulous and my feelings were … Continue reading →

Posted inClassical Music, Dance|TaggedAnnemarie Steenkamp, Bongani Makhanya, Brenda Thulo, BTE Vo1ss, Caroline Modiba, Caroline Nkwe, Christopher Vale, Dikgang Mantoro, Dorah Kganakga, Gregory Magagula, Heritage Day, Jonathan Watkins, JPO, Kagiso Boroko, Khotso Tsekeletsa, Lesedi Motladi, Luyanda Sidiya, Mamadile Ramathe, Marcus Desando, Martin Mkhize, Miroslav Chakaryan, Mteto Maphoyi, MTN, Mziwxolo Stokwe, Naledi Mabi, One Voice, One Voice: An African Celebration., Phenye Modiane, Pretty Skhosana, Sandile Twala, Segomotso Shupinyaneng, Solly Motaung, Susan Steenkamp Swanepoel, Trevor Sihlangu, Tshegofatso Moleyane|

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Karen Mwendera is an award-winning multimedia journalist. She is a university lecturer, a speaker, writer, anchor, moderator, and founder of Afrikaren Media. She curates the Forbes Africa 30 under 30 lists bringing together game changers from across the continent in business, sports, tech and creatives fields. In her work as a journalist, she has interviewed the likes of Naomi Campbell, Naspers CEO Phuti Mahenyele, Danai Gurira, Femi Kuti, Yvonne Chaka Chaka, President Cyril Ramaphos and more.

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#BehindtheSelfie with... Luyanda Peter, MD of Harambee Communications

Peter captions this: “The many faces of Luyanda.”

1. Where do you live, work and play?

I live in a world-class African city, also known as Jozi. My work time is split across our main offices in Bryanston and Gaborone. I play in both suburbia and the townships – I never turn down an invitation to a shisa-nyama.

2. What’s your claim to fame?

In my youth (and about 20kgs ago), I summited Mount Kilimanjaro and climbed up to the Mount Everest Base Camp. I had illusions of grandeur and wanted to climb the highest peak on each continent, but life got in the way.

3. Describe your career so far.

An awesome journey of more than 20 years, with 16 years on the client side. I started off marketing beer, then moved to sports retailing and financial services and ended up at a sports media company. I worked with some of the brightest minds in marketing and advertising, while being exposed to different markets and cultures.

4. Tell us a few of your favourite things.

Two incredible humans –