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Minister of Sport, Arts & Culture @NathiMthethwaSA To Address Coronavirus Impact In The Creative Industries At 2pm

By @Nokulunga_Maqubela on 03/25/2020 in News

As we begin the new decade, the entire country and world at large faces one of the most confusing times with the outbreak of Covid-19. Affecting almost all businesses, the creatives take hardest hit as well. As the President announced measures put in place to aid small business during the 21-day lockdown, there was no word on creatives who depend on gigs and performing in public spaces. 

Taking to social media, multiple creatives from different genres and fields such as Cassper Nyovest, Thandiswa Mazwai, Minnie Dhlamini, Bonnie Mbuli, and Simphiwe Dana posed their concerns to the Minister of Sports, Arts and Culture, Nathi Mthwethwa;





Heeding the call, the Minister mentioned that he has noted all the comments and will take action by addressing all members of the media about the critical issue of the Department of Sports, Arts and Culture's response to how the Coronavirus pandemic is affecting our Creative Industries.. This address will take place at 2pm today.


 

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