Amakhosi Cultural Centre

The Covid-19 pandemic has brought great changes to the world of entertainment, with only a few performers able to keep afloat financially during a period when shows, their lifeblood, have been put on pause.
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The stage play starts in 1902, a week after Cecil John Rhodes’ death on 26 March. The main protagonist, Queen Lozikeyi, is at the centre. She is angry. In fact, she is livid.
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Renowned playwright, Cont Mhlanga, will today unveil the Amakhosi Theatre unit during the World Theatre Day Celebrations at the Amakhosi Cultural Centre.
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After being disbanded for 12 years, the Amakhosi Cultural Centre – the country’s biggest home of visual and performing arts – is set to re-launch its theatre arts production and performance unit on March 27.
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By Ntombiyolwandle Ndlovu and Mbongeni Msimanga I would say that it is difficult to let go, it is not easy but all the same I will still try not to participate.” If you think these words were uttered by a smoker struggling to put…
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The arts guru, who founded Amakhosi Cultural Centre in 1982, decided to retire from all work associated with Amakhosi. He has moved to his rural home Lupane, saying it was time to give new blood a chance.
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BULAWAYO - Sports, Arts and Culture Minister Andrew Langa yesterday received a tongue-lashing from Amakhosi Cultural Centre director Cont Mhlanga after the minister’s aide told him Langa was too busy to listen to artistes’ concerns.
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BULAWAYO – Informal traders and transporters who are facing eviction from Basch Street Terminus popularly known as Egodini have threatened to take the Bulawayo City Council to court if they are not consulted on the issue.
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