The National Arts Festival’s Transnet Village Green Market has moved from Fiddlers Green in the centre of Grahamstown to Rhodes University campus. The new digs are more spacious and promise a “family-friendly” environment and a bigger sales platform for South African crafts makers and vendors.
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What seems to be a look of fear in the eyes of a Future Journo, Nqobile Buthelezi, is actually a look of deep thought as she is about to venture into the world of Journalism. The 27th of June marked the first day of her journalism career at Grocott’s Mail in Grahamstown, where she is [...]
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