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The [[Imbewu Trust]] is an organization founded to promote and develop South African Arts at a local and international level. Conceived and founded by [[Sam de Romijn]] and [[Paul Griffiths]], and run by them, with [[Paul Dickson]] as the financial manager.

== Sources ==

http://www.imbewuarts.com/about-us/

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 The [[Imbewu Trust]] is a non-profit organization founded to promote and develop South African Arts at a local and international level. Conceived and founded by [[Sam de Romijn]] and [[Paul Griffiths]], and run by them, with [[Paul Dickson]] as the financial manager and [[Zolani M. Mahola]] as Brand Ambassador.
-Long-term goals for the [[Imbewu Trust]] include establishing a sustainable bursary fund for tertiary education at an arts institution, and its current projects include the national [[SCrIBE Scriptwriting Competition]] [[Scribe Scriptwriting Competition]] (founded 2012), [[The Scribblers Dream]] (a mentoring project for playwrights), the [[Imbewu Showcase in New York]] (2012) and the [[Fly Free Graduates Bursary]] for graduates of the [[Waterfront Theatre School]].
+Long-term goals for the [[Imbewu Trust]] include establishing a sustainable bursary fund for tertiary education at an arts institution, and its current projects include the national [[SCrIBE Scriptwriting Competition]] (founded 2012), [[The Scribblers Dream]] (a mentoring project for playwrights), the [[Imbewu Showcase in New York]] (2012) and the [[Fly Free Graduates Bursary]] for graduates of the [[Waterfront Theatre School]].
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 The [[Imbewu Trust]] is a non-profit organization founded to promote and develop South African Arts at a local and international level. Conceived and founded by [[Sam de Romijn]] and [[Paul Griffiths]], and run by them, with [[Paul Dickson]] as the financial manager and [[Zolani M. Mahola]] as Brand Ambassador.
-Long-term goals for the [[Imbewu Trust]] include establishing a sustainable bursary fund for tertiary education at an arts institution, and its current projects include the national [[SCrIBE Scriptwriting Competition]] (founded 2012), [[The Scribblers Dream]] (a mentoring project for playwrights), the [[Imbewu Showcase in New York]] (2012) and the [[Fly Free Graduates Bursary]] for graduates of the [[Waterfront Theatre School]].
+Long-term goals for the [[Imbewu Trust]] include establishing a sustainable bursary fund for tertiary education at an arts institution, and its current projects include the national [[SCrIBE Scriptwriting Competition]] [[Scribe Scriptwriting Competition]] (founded 2012), [[The Scribblers Dream]] (a mentoring project for playwrights), the [[Imbewu Showcase in New York]] (2012) and the [[Fly Free Graduates Bursary]] for graduates of the [[Waterfront Theatre School]].
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 The [[Imbewu Trust]] is a non-profit organization founded to promote and develop South African Arts at a local and international level. Conceived and founded by [[Sam de Romijn]] and [[Paul Griffiths]], and run by them, with [[Paul Dickson]] as the financial manager and [[Zolani M. Mahola]] as Brand Ambassador.
-Long-term goals for the [[Imbewu Trust]] include establishing a sustainable bursary fund for tertiary education at an arts institution, and its current projects include the national [[SCrIBE Scriptwriting Competition]], [[The Scribblers Dream]] (a mentoring project for playwrights), the [[Imbewu Showcase in New York]] (2012) and the [[Fly Free Graduates Bursary]] for graduates of the [[Waterfront Theatre School]].
+Long-term goals for the [[Imbewu Trust]] include establishing a sustainable bursary fund for tertiary education at an arts institution, and its current projects include the national [[SCrIBE Scriptwriting Competition]] (founded 2012), [[The Scribblers Dream]] (a mentoring project for playwrights), the [[Imbewu Showcase in New York]] (2012) and the [[Fly Free Graduates Bursary]] for graduates of the [[Waterfront Theatre School]].
 == Sources ==

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-The [[Imbewu Trust]] is a non-profit organization founded to promote and develop South African Arts at a local and international level. Conceived and founded by [[Sam de Romijn]] and [[Paul Griffiths]], and run by them, with [[Paul Dickson]] as the financial manager, with [[Zolani M. Mahola]] currently the Trust's Brand Ambassador.
+The [[Imbewu Trust]] is a non-profit organization founded to promote and develop South African Arts at a local and international level. Conceived and founded by [[Sam de Romijn]] and [[Paul Griffiths]], and run by them, with [[Paul Dickson]] as the financial manager and [[Zolani M. Mahola]] as Brand Ambassador.
 Long-term goals for the [[Imbewu Trust]] include establishing a sustainable bursary fund for tertiary education at an arts institution, and its current projects include the national [[SCrIBE Scriptwriting Competition]], [[The Scribblers Dream]] (a mentoring project for playwrights), the [[Imbewu Showcase in New York]] (2012) and the [[Fly Free Graduates Bursary]] for graduates of the [[Waterfront Theatre School]].
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 == Sources ==
+NATcompetition/theatre - SCrIBE competition opens entries for 2018 - 31/07/2018 - Artslink.co.za News
 Imbewu Trust website [http://www.imbewuarts.com/about-us/]

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-The [[Imbewu Trust]] is a non-profit organization founded to promote and develop South African Arts at a local and international level. Conceived and founded by [[Sam de Romijn]] and [[Paul Griffiths]], and run by them, with [[Paul Dickson]] as the financial manager.
+The [[Imbewu Trust]] is a non-profit organization founded to promote and develop South African Arts at a local and international level. Conceived and founded by [[Sam de Romijn]] and [[Paul Griffiths]], and run by them, with [[Paul Dickson]] as the financial manager, with [[Zolani M. Mahola]] currently the Trust's Brand Ambassador.
 == Sources ==
 Imbewu Trust website [http://www.imbewuarts.com/about-us/]

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