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Dr John Kani receives the USIBA award

Congratulations to theatre legend Dr John Kani who received the highest accolade in the cultural and creative industry, the USIBA award in the Performance & Celebration category. The awards honour people who have made outstanding contributions in heritage and museums, visual arts and crafts, design and technical support services, literary arts, arts education, language and publishing, performance and celebration and audio visual and creative fields. The Minister of Arts Culture, Nathi Mthethwa presented the award to Dr Kani.

They are a collaboration between the department of Arts and Culture and the Creative & Cultural Industries Federation  of South Africa (CCIFSA).

Congratulations to Dr John Kani!

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