This first issue of the Creatives magazine is focusing on legendary women who are working tirelessly every day to ensure that their efforts in as far as the arts industry is concerned are greatly appreciated and respected by the society. It is only fitting that the inaugural issue of this new magazine features the female …
She is a shaker, the only creative, a young and flourishing lady of that matter who has the audacity, strength and high determination to be unique as driven by her passion to explore and follow her dream of becoming a female Jazz artist. She is in a field least populated by artists, for that matter, …
The Reigning Female Jazz Star: Pamellah Magariro Read More »
Brenda Ncube is her birth name, and she is well known in the arts and entertainment sector as Queen B. She is a young lady who is an events host, a presenter. She is in the process of launching her own Podcast. Queen B is a very confident lady who has a unique fashion taste …
The creative industry is a vehicle that can be used to foster growth and structural transformation. Creative industries are those industries that have their origin in individual creativity, skill, and talent, and have potential for job creation through the generation and exploitation of ideas or imagination, (UNIDO, 2013). Cultural industries use creativity, cultural knowledge, and …
Genteel Mabutho Moyo is a young lady aged 22, she is a full-time model, a musician and a choreographer. This multi-talented girl has a sizable number of accolades to her name, is honoured to have been crowned as Miss Gwanda in 2018 when she made an awesome entrance into the modelling industry, a profession she …
The celebrated up-and-coming model: Genteel Mabutho Moyo Read More »
Mcroc, as she is well known in the arts and entertainment sector, is a singer and a songwriter whose born Petronilla Ngwenya. She started getting involved in music when she was in her primary level of education where she used to partake in school and church choirs. This little girl states that she is inspired …
The Matabeleland South province is where young people partake in various forms of art. Some of them have established fast growing arts organisations that play a huge societal role. There are multitalented creative individuals involved in various forms of art that include music, poetry, fine arts, acting, modelling, traditional and contemporary dance groups among other …
Various industries have been heavily affected by the Covid 19 pandemic and the creative industry is no exception. With the spread of the Covid 19 pandemic and its drastic effects on the arts sector, those technologically enabled had a chance to explore their creativity online, it is the disadvantaged groups that had little or no …
Addressing the digital divide and its implications on access to technology for the creative living with disability is an area with so much potential for success stories, yet the reality is that not much ground has been covered in terms of exploring this opportunity for growth in our arts sector. It is worth noting that …
Prioritise Bridging the Digital Divide for the Disabled Creative to Excel Read More »
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