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The term [[performing arts council]] is used in South Africa to a large extent to refer to one of the five state funded organizations founded in 1962 to replace the former [[National Theatre Organization]]. They were transformed and/or disbanded after 1994.
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They were generally known by their acronyms: [[CAPAB]], [[NAPAC]], [[PACOFS]], [[PACT]] and [[SWAPAC]] (or [[KRUIK]], [[NARUK]], [[SUKOVS]], [[TRUK]] and [[SWARUK]] in [[Afrikaans]])   
 
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In imitation of these councils, a few urban or regional companies also styled themselves "performing arts councils" in the 1970s and 1980s, e.g. the [[Eersterus Perfoming Arts Council]] ([[EPAC]], or [[Eersterus Raad vir die Uitvoerende Kunste]] - [[ERUK]])
 
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'''See [[Performing Arts Councils]] for more information'''
 

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